Error as the Beginning of Life
What makes life truly alive? Where is the boundary between the living and the non-living? Let us try to see […]
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Deep Mind vs Flat Mind
Introduction For centuries, philosophy has searched for truth, but rarely questioned the very instrument of that search — thought itself.
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Matter as Condensed Meaning
Introduction Modern science describes matter as a collection of particles and fields governed by laws of interaction. This picture seems
Hamiltonian: The Heart of the World Where Energy Becomes Meaning
I. When Motion Is Born from Within Classical mechanics long believed that motion was the result of an external push.
Energy of Motion and the Form of Rest: The Philosophy of Kinetic and Potential
1. From Philosophy to Mechanics Before physics appeared in the modern sense, the word energy had a philosophical meaning. For
Schrödinger’s Wave Function: The Field of Possibilities
The end of the nineteenth century marked the apotheosis of the mechanistic worldview. The universe appeared to be a perfect
The Two Babylons: From the Tower to the Data Cloud — When Form Tries to Reach Meaning Again
Abstract The story of the Tower of Babel is not just an ancient myth—it is an archetypal scenario through which
The “Fundamental Question of Philosophy”: Engels and the Reduction of Philosophical Inquiry to a Binary Opposition
Introduction Soviet philosophy textbooks routinely asserted that “the fundamental question of philosophy is the question of the relation between matter
The History of Flat Earth Beliefs: Mythological Origins and Early Philosophical Models
Introduction The idea of the Earth as a flat disk or slab is one of the oldest in the history
