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.
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Responding to Mathew Segall’s “Audit”: An Audit of the Audit of the Audits (LOL, ok, maybe this is getting a bit off the rails now🤣)
Before getting to Matthew David Segall’s September 4th post and the twelve GPT-generated audit claims it presents in the tone of a final adjudication, I want to note a basic problem with the exercise: the audit repeatedly attributes positio...
Process Philosopher Matt Segall Admitted Misrepresenting My Argument To His Readers. He Updated His Page, Not His Readers
Sweet Rationalism | September 3rd, 2026
TL;DR: The Article in Five Paragraphs
Dr. acknowledged in his erratum he issued to me that his original article collapsed my two-way conditional and explicit agnosticism into a commitment I did...
I Asked The Process Philosopher Matt Segall to Correct the Public Record. He Started Another Debate With Me Instead. The Public Record Remains Uncorrected.
has already acknowledged the central attribution error in his response to me.
In his erratum, Matt wrote that he had “collapsed the two-way conditional structure” of my argument and my “explicit agnosticism regarding the primitive intrinsi...
Process Philosopher Matthew Segall Admitted He Attributed a Position to Me That I Did Not Hold. Why Is the Argument Still Standing?
Why my previous response was so detailed
Before returning to our ongoing debate, I want to make one thing clear about my previous response to the Whiteheadian process philosopher ’s reply to my argument: “Experience Is Not a Predicate”:...
Matthew Segall’s ‘Experience Is Not a Predicate’: I Never Made the Argument He Rebutted. My Question Remains Unanswered.
The live disagreement is much narrower: whether causal actuality itself warrants a universal experiential or affective characterization, or whether primitive intrinsic character should remain open until something discriminates that interpre...
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Independent transdisciplinary researcher developing a portable framework for corrigible reasoning across human and computational systems, with deep interests in the philosophy of science, mind, agency, consciousness, complex systems, and ontology.
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