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Notes from the Edge of Knowability: A Map
How do limited observers construct functional models of a dynamic reality? This overview integrates a multi-disciplinary research program traversing metaphysics, the philosophy of AI, and informational epistemology. By analysing the "cognitive lenses" and linguistic architectures that shape our focus, the text provides a map of the boundaries where scientific models create friction with reality, framing the edge of knowability not as a failure of inquiry, but as a structural property of cognition itself.
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