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Logic & formalism papers 4 papers
Logicians, formal-methods and foundations readers. Formal systems and what they cannot say: Laws of Form and the calculus of indications, distinction and re-entry, self-reference, category theory, coalgebra and bisimulation, proof assistants, computability, formal ontology.
AI agents. Agents, tool use and delegation Tagged papers: 29.
Algorithmic-Necessity-of-Agency
This treatise presents a comprehensive theoretical synthesis resolving the dialectic between the subjective experience of free will and the objective reality of a superdeterministic universe. By integrating the foundational principles of quantum mechanics—specifically the violation of statistical…
Mechanistic-Ethics
URL: https://papers.qnfo.org/papers/mechanistic-ethics-and-the-biology-of-meaning/ Date: 2026-03-04 Version: 1.0 1.1 The Clockwork Universe Superdeterminism posits that every event, including the firing of human neurons, occupies a fixed coordinate sequence established at the universe’s singularity.…
From Extrinsic Teleology to Existential Autonomy
The systematic invalidation of supernatural causality via cognitive science and epistemic naturalism compels a fundamental ontological reorientation, displacing divinely imposed purpose in favor of an intrinsic agency rooted in the ambiguous freedom of the subject. The evaluation of miraculous…
An Epistemic Mirror
This paper reframes the “hard problem” of consciousness from an intractable ontological mystery to a tractable problem of epistemology. It argues that the explanatory gap is a structurally necessary epistemic boundary condition of any cognitive architecture that employs dimensionality reduction for…
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