Sweet Rationalism
Sweet Rationalism (Nathan)
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David Chalmers’s “Hard Problem of Consciousness” Has a Hard Problem of the Gaps: How His Own Methodology Dissolves Both
The phenomenal datum survives. The monolithic problem-form may not. People have experiences. The argument here is that the canonical Hard Problem may bundle several different questions without identifying one further question of its own.
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Religion With A Pipette: Is Michael Levin’s ‘Ingressing Minds’ Pseudoscience? A Scholarly Analysis
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What Is Provisional, Boundary- and Scale-Relative Realism?
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What Is Thermodynamic Monism? Auditing My Own Framework—September 2026 Revisions and Clarifications
Nathan Sweet | Sweet Rationalism
How my own methodology demoted Thermodynamic Monism from an umbrella ontology to a corrigible research programme without abandoning its one-process, non-dualist core.
Thermodynamic Monism (TM), plainly:...
Where the Necessity Case for Whitehead’s Prehension Fails and Why That Makes Whitehead More Useful, Not Less
Nathan Sweet | Sweet Rationalism
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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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