A brief digression into Kant’s Transcendental Idealism
outer and inner realms are simply different modalities of subjective experience.
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The fourth axiom is exclusion. It states that every experience is definite. It has the content it has, neither less nor more. It could not be otherwise. Consider that you don't see outside the border of visual space. It is not part of your visual experience. It is neither grey nor black. Rather, it simply does not exist. Or consider experiencing &q
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Gian Segato’s recent piece, “Agency is Eating the World,” perfectly… | Gautam John
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For instance, we know from universality that AI is attainable by writing computer programs, but we have no idea how to write (or evolve) the right one. We do not know what qualia are or how creativity works, despite having working examples of qualia and creativity inside all of us.