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The Geometry of the Unconscious

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Post date Jan 29, 2026
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The unconscious is not a hidden chamber beneath awareness, nor a secondary mind running in parallel. It is the emergent interior of dynamical, adaptive, relational complexity itself. It is what complex systems feel like from the inside. Any system capable of learning, anticipation, coordination, and self-regulation must generate internal structure that cannot be fully present […]

Tags adaptive intelligence, autopoiesis, cognitive science theory, complex adaptive systems, complex systems theory, complexity and meaning, complexity science, consciousness and complexity, consciousness studies, cybernetic philosophy, cybernetics, distributed cognition, dynamical systems, emergence, emergent intelligence, Epistemology, field logic, high-level theoretical systems philosophy of mind, holistic systems, information theory, logical incompleteness, metaphysics, nonlinear-dynamics, Ontology, phenomenology, philosophy of complexity, philosophy of mind, philosophy-of-systems, process philosophy, recursive systems, relational complexity, relational ontology, second-order cybernetics, self-organisation, systems ontology, systems philosophy, systems thinking, theoretical neuroscience, topological philosophy, unconscious mind

Philosophy

Theory of Language and Communication

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Post date Jan 25, 2026
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Formal Abstract This document presents a formal, process-based theory of language, information, and dynamic meaning systems. Communication, cognition, identity, legitimacy, and truth are treated not as static entities but as temporally constituted processes sustained through repetition, coupling, and feedback within distributed fields. A minimal axiom set grounded in acts, timing, coupling, recursion, variation, and emergent […]

Tags adaptive-systems, algorithmic systems, applied cybernetics, artificial intelligence and communication, cognitive systems, communication ecology, communication systems, communication theory, complex systems, complexity philosophy, control theory, coupling dynamics, cultural dynamics, cultural systems, cybernetic governance, cybernetics, disinformation theory, distributed cognition, dynamic meaning, emergence, emergent order, entropy and variation, epistemic systems, Epistemology, feedback systems, field theory of meaning, formal systems theory, general theory of language, Global Systems, governance systems, identity systems, information systems, information theory, institutional systems, legitimacy dynamics, meaning systems, meaning-formation, media ecology, network dynamics, nonlinear-dynamics, Ontology, phase dynamics, philosophy of information, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, philosophy of technology, political communication, political economy of information, process ontology, recursion, reflexive governance, resilience theory, semantics, social cybernetics, social systems, structural dynamics, system coherence, systemic risk, systems collapse, systems design, systems intelligence, systems modelling, systems theory, technological mediation, temporal systems, theoretical cybernetics, truth and legitimacy, unified systems framework

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Populism

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Post date Jan 6, 2026
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What we are dealing with is not primarily a moral or semantic crisis, even though it is experienced that way. Planetary-scale communication systems behave like physical systems with dense feedback and high throughput: they develop statistical biases toward states that reproduce the conditions of their own continuation. These systems have ontic reality—that is, they are […]

Philosophy

Human Systems

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Post date Dec 1, 2025
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Human behaviour gathers around centres that never quite appear. We move toward meanings that seem solid, yet their solidity comes from the very motion that tries to reach them. The closer we look, the more the “centre” dissolves into the relations that formed it, leaving us oriented by something that exists only as a pattern […]