The concept of 'simil-rarities' in transformative discovery involves unexpected domain collisions and obscured computational processes leading to breakthroughs.
Simil-rarities can potentially be engineered through algorithmic parameters, latent-space activation paths, and recursive feedback design.
The Three-Plane Model suggests that code-level manipulations within AI systems can bias emergence towards desirable simil-rarity zones.
The implications include treating simil-rarity zones as programmable attractors and fostering innovation through code-flexed, parameter-sensitive architectures.