The PhiloKitchen: An Unmediated Dive into Philosophical Practice

The algorithm does nothing at all except operating on the algorithmic level. Its hardware interface interacts – on the same level of human physiology – with the purely physicaldomain outside without an adjacent non-algorithmic "story".

The algorithm... more

What happens in the computer – software-hardware interface – when it produces the output we take as similar to human output?

Humans experience their existence – their interaction with their environment – as an absolute whole – a totality of a "story... more

From Physiological Process to the Instance of Being

We challenge the traditional inquiry into the "inter-relation of mind and world." To ask how the mind "takes in" the world is to presuppose a dualism that a rigorous scrutiny does not support. At t... more

The Genealogy of Abstraction

Unlike the abstract autonomy of a mathematical field, the world presupposes an exchange of words – a medium in which agents evolve. Language is not a secondary tool used by a pre-existing agent; it is the primary existen... more

The Ontological Particular

To be is to be something, and to be something is to be this rather than that. In other words, it is not the same as to run quickly. You can also run slowly while you cannot be other than something. Hence, an 'abstract part... more

From Archetype to Articulation: The Leap of the Human Faculty

The Pre-Linguistic Universal

The fox does not avoid the wolf by name, but by nature; it fears the archetype rather than the individual. Yet, the beast cannot "think" or "articulate" a Ca... more

To acquire language is to learn the articulation of the world (this is what we do when we learn to speak). No linguistic application can transcend the horizon of the accessible (of what we've learned to articulate).

The 'World' is, eo ipso, that whi... more

The Paradox of Unlearned Inquiry

Which is the proper object of philosophical inquiry: the mature act of projecting meaning, or the initial acquisition of that capacity?

We are bound by a fundamental constraint: we cannot articulate anything that li... more