Sweet Rationalism
Sweet Rationalism (Nathan)Sweet Rationalism publishes falsification-first essays that continue Daniel Dennett’s naturalization project by replacing metaphysical “skyhooks” with testable, constraint-grounded explanations of mind, meaning, and agency.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 26 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Institutional Capture & Diverse Intelligence: How Unfalsifiable Metaphysics Allowed the Discovery Institute to Degenerate Levin's Bioelectricity Research Program
Read the full article with all references and links here: Institutional Capture & Diverse Intelligence: How Unfalsifiable Metaphysics Allowed The Discovery Institute to Degenerate A Vital Bioelectricity Research Program (Free!)
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A Missing Bridge to Consciousness? Milinkovic & Aru’s Biological Computationalism, Organizational Closure, and Why Levin’s Platonic Morphospace Was Never Needed
Read the Full Article Here for Free: A Missing Bridge to Consciousness? Milinkovic & Aru’s Biological Computationalism, Organizational Closure, and Why Levin’s Platonic Morphospace Was Never Needed
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David Chalmers' Own Later Work Dissolves the Hard Problem of Consciousness He Named: The Falsifiable, Peer-Reviewed, Constraint-Based Alternative He Pointed Toward
Note: Substack and Email Clients may truncuate articles, or remove formatting. Read the full article for free on our website here: David Chalmers’ Own Later Work Dissolves the Hard Problem of Consciousness He Named: The Falsifiable, Peer-Re...
“Mind Everywhere” by Michael Levin & David B. Resnik: The Paper I Predicted
Read the Full Article: “Mind Everywhere” by Michael Levin & David B. Resnik: The Paper I Predicted
On February 25, 2026, Michael Levin and David B. Resnik published “Mind Everywhere: A Framework for Conceptualizing Goal-Directedness in Bio...
Response to Sam Senchal’s article: “Read the Paper! A Response to Nathan Sweet/Sweet Rationalism’s Critique”. God Conjecture vs God-as-Agapē-in-Acts: Greek, Hebrew, Jewish, and Scientific Analysis
The facts material to anyone concerned with scientific integrity are straightforward. Sam’s Conjectures and Theories generate precisely zero novel predictions that are not either borrowed from prior frameworks or reducible to the trivially...
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