The self is commonly understood as something one has: a centre of experience, a point of view, a continuous “me” that persists through time. Psychological models tend to formalise this intuition by treating the self as a representational structure—narrative continuity, minimal experiential core, or predictive model—through which coherence can be maintained. This move is not […]
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Vanishing Point: Self-ish
- Post author By G
- Post date Dec 14, 2025
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- Tags absence, absent centre, authentication protocols, boundary-making, coherence without closure, communication systems, complex adaptive systems, coordinate systems, cybersecurity as coordination, distributed self, emptiness, entropy and coherence, field logic, i, identity, identity as process, identity credentials, identity theft, inside outside dissolution, institutional stabilisation, interoperability, language and meaning, meaning, meaning is elsewhere, non-orientable topology, perspective and projection, phase lag and control, recursion feedback loop, recursive self-reference, relational identity, representation and stability, representation language, self, self and environment, semantic field, stability through distinction, systems theory, systems-theoretical self, technology, uncertainty as condition, vanishing point
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