Most of us live inside small coordinate systems. That does not mean small minds or small lives. It means we only ever meet the world from where we are. Family, work, language, class, nation, memory, injury, hope, fear, money, obligation, and belonging all shape what the world appears to be. They give life direction. They […]
Living systems, space, and coherence Living systems do not operate in a single space in the sense of a bounded domain, nor do they truly inhabit many distinct ones; rather, they instance a continuous relational field whose articulation into behavioural, transcriptional, morphological, physiological, and symbolic sub-spaces constitutes its harmonic structure, not a reduction of it. […]
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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