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Quantum foundations 81Error correction 75Valuation theory 73Ultrametric 69p-adic 53Thermodynamic budgets 47Knowledge integrity 46Laws of Form 45Numbers & arithmetic 45Bruhat–Tits trees 43Spacetime & cosmology 41Adelic 38Funding & strategy 38Standard model 38Energy of computing 37Research operations 37Anyons & topology 36Metrology 35Spectral analysis 35Information theory 34Stabilizer formalism 34Teaching 33Category theory 32AI agents 29Choosing a platform 27Quantum biology 27Replication 27Numeral systems 24Energy benchmarking 23Superconducting 23Foresight 22LLM systems 19Policy & oversight 19Qubits 19Computation theory 17Formal verification 16Statistical audits 16Tree geometry 16Benchmarking 13Hardware platforms 12Proof assistants 10All 41 tags →

Logic & formalism papers 2 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.

Policy & oversight. Governance and oversight of a technology Tagged papers: 19.

  1. Logic & formalism

    Beyond-Belief

    If you were to strip away the stained glass, the incense, the holy books, and the political manifestos; if you were to mute the hymns of the cathedral and the chants of the football stadium; if you were to look past the specific names of gods, laws, and scientific theories—what would remain? | You…

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    Knowledge integrityFunding & strategy
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    Head Over Hands

    This provides a systemic analysis of a recurring philosophical and institutional bias that privileges abstract, elegant, and a priori theoretical constructs over messy, inconvenient, and empirical evidence. This pattern is defined here as the Head Over Hands Fallacy. This new term is introduced…

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    Research operationsPolicy & oversight

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