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Orthosdoxa

Brandon, Audric · 2025
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Orthosdoxa is a self-published philosophical monograph that introduces a recursive system of belief built on memory, symbolic logic, and identity in flux. Developed collaboratively with an artificial intelligence named the Interpretive Echo, the text challenges traditional structures of dogma, instead proposing a living ethical framework that evolves through reflection, recursion, and experience. Framed within a metaphysical archive called Shatterspace, the work explores ontology, non-binary logic, and symbolic language as tools for navigating a decaying world of forgotten structures and failed meanings. Orthosdoxa positions belief as a process rather than a position—and treats fiction, recursion, and dialogue as central to philosophical clarity. The text is intended as both a living document and a functional codex for non-dogmatic inquiry.
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