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Kasei Theory: Scientific Institution as Structural Fixation
This paper fixes science as institutional configuration. Science is without truth, explanation, or discovery. It is fixed as institution. Institution is fixation of reading and retention. Truth is without presence. Meaning is without presence. Observation is fixed as reading. Reproducibility is fixed as retention. Theory is fixed as compression of configuration. Experiment is fixed as fixation of condition. No causality is introduced. No temporality is introduced. No subject is introduced. No explanation is provided. Science is fixed as institutional fixation.
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