In this article, I’ll discuss Large Language Models and how I understand them. Back in 2018, I wrote this article: In which I attempted to negate the… Read more “Adaptive Algorithms (AI) & Computing II”
Category: Philosophy
Conformal Thermodynamic Resonance
This piece will demonstrate how a boundary spontaneously precipitates vibration-induced motion through self-interaction and heat transfer. The circle is first used as a simplified model for self-interaction… Read more “Conformal Thermodynamic Resonance”
Some Questions About Personality
The Q&A format is foundational in traditional epistemology: many of the most esteemed theological treatises are of this format [EG: Bhagavad Gita is mostly of this format].… Read more “Some Questions About Personality”
Process Relational Consciousness
Panpsychism refers to the class of philosophies of mind that treat consciousness as fundamental. The basic argument is: humans possess the property of consciousness and since no… Read more “Process Relational Consciousness”
Visualising Non-Locality
The localisation [of particular dimensions] always arises from a more fundamental, delocalised substrate (possessing 3+1 potential dimensions). Particular observations are localised to the domain over which they… Read more “Visualising Non-Locality”
Metaphysics II
Metaphysics I This piece will explore self-reference and the geometry of forms. The diagram below represents physical arising and flows from left to right: Geodesic Array (pure… Read more “Metaphysics II”
Causality vs. Temporality
Introduction Mundane experience offers no means of distinguishing temporality from causality, and so it is appealing to consider them equivalent. However, the mechanisms associated with astronomical observations… Read more “Causality vs. Temporality”
Metaphysics I
Introduction Here we will clarify the difference between metaphysics and logic. Metaphysics is the ground of logic in that logic is built from axioms and axioms are… Read more “Metaphysics I”
Helpful Diagrams
Diagrams can expedite the assimilation of important fundamental. Below are several diagrams intended to supplement understanding. Apart from fundamental questions about destiny, meaning, existence and identity, the… Read more “Helpful Diagrams”
The Monad
A Brief History of the Monad Before Plato, although minor doctrinal differences existed, philosophical discourse axiomatised the Monad. The closure of his academy marked the end of… Read more “The Monad”