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Sweet Rationalism by Nathan Sweet · Transdisciplinary Research

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— Carl Sagan

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A scale-invariant fractal triangle representing constraint propagation, self-organization, and recursive falsification in naturalized epistemology.
Sweet Rationalism by Nathan Sweet · Transdisciplinary Research
Recursive Corrigibility Framework, consciousness, agency, causation, complex systems, and reasoning under uncertainty.

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