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The Absolute Boundary of Algorithmic Systems: Frame Discontinuity, TODS, and the Limits of Rational Cognition
This paper show some first explorative (and not always careful) steps towards what I later called the "Infinite Choice Barrier" . It therefore has rather "historic" than epistemic value to be honest.
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