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Why I Don't Believe The Law of the Excluded Middle
Is Either True or False
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"Throwing Exceptions" Is A Strange Programming Pattern
For laypeople: In software, “throwing an exception” is a programmer-chosen type of behavior that occurs on the event that an “error” occurs in the…
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Optimizing For Approval And Disapproval
How to proceed in a (semi-)adversarial social environment.
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The "Loss Function of Reality" Is Not So Spiky and Unpredictable
In other words, there are no "rabbit holes" or "dark tunnels of the mind."
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Colors Appear To Have Almost-Universal Symbolic Associations
And why this might be evidence that construction of a 'common language' might be possible.
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Where "the Sequences" Are Wrong
In short: Wherever they espouse or depend on 'negativism.'
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The Great Ideological Conflict: Intuitionists vs. Establishmentarians
This builds off of Conflict Theorists vs. Mistake Theorists, but I disagree ever-so slightly with a few of Alexander’s examples and some of the details…
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Deception Strategies
An introduction to the negationary behavior of credential-groups.
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Thoth-Hermes’s Substack
Thoth-Hermes’s Substack
I publish papers and essays here. Topics surround my philosophical and logical theories called Inner-Compassing, as well as social dynamics called the "Hive-Mind." These theories largely support the idea that one should trust their inner judgements.

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