The Pythagoreans: The First Mathematical Sect
Introduction The Pythagoreans were a philosophical and religious community founded by Pythagoras of Samos in the 6th century BCE. Their […]
How the Philosophy of “Deconstruction of Reality” Changed OpenAI: A Real Case Where Meaning Triumphed Over Form
Introduction: Why a Bug Is Always More Than a Bug How many times have you complained about a bug in
SENSMAP: Manifesto for a New AI Memory and Meaning Architecture
Introduction Modern digital systems and AI architectures are built on the logic of storage: data is saved in memory as
Guardians of the Form — How People Hide the Betrayal of Themselves Behind a Mask of Rationality
Introduction: One Nature, Two Masks There are people who have long since betrayed themselves, but hide it behind masks. Some
From Solipsism to Filters of Consciousness: How Reality Passes Through Us
Introduction What if the whole world around you is just an illusion generated by your own consciousness? This thought is
Science at a Crossroads: How the Crisis of the 20th Century Gave Birth to the Principle of Falsifiability
1. Introduction The principle of falsifiability is the idea that a theory is scientific only if there is some way
“The Science Delusion” by Rupert Sheldrake: A Book Review
Rupert Sheldrake is a British biologist and author known for his unconventional scientific stance. Having received a classical education—he studied
Hilbert’s Sixth Problem: When Axioms Try to Explain What Cannot Be an Axiom
Who Was David Hilbert? David Hilbert (1862–1943) was a German mathematician and one of the greatest minds of his time.
“The Bot Told You So” — How Form Kills Substance, and What Truth Really Is
In today’s world, where ideas can come from anywhere — a scientist, a stranger, or even artificial intelligence — it’s
