N.Fujie
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Philosophy · Science · AI · Configuration
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No entity should be granted analytical priority independently of the configuration, scale, interval, and boundary through which it is identified.
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The apparent stability of an entity may be decomposed into relations that generate, maintain, reproduce, transform, or terminate it.
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Observation is itself a generated configuration and must be included within the field of analysis.
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Scientific observability depends on historically and materially constituted observational configurations without implying that reality is reducible to observation.
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The boundary between human, machine, organism, observer, cognitive entity, and subject must be treated as an empirical and methodological problem rather than assumed in advance.
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Hyperflat analysis removes automatic ontological privilege while retaining causal, material, organizational, and political asymmetry.
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Generative intervals allow apparently stable categories to be analyzed through their formation, persistence, transition, and disappearance.
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The same analytical framework can operate across different scales, but results must never be transferred between scales without auditing the relevant boundary conditions.
Domain research — machine ecology, AI, capital, science, cognition, biological intelligence, extinction, agriculture, spatial computing, political economy — operates through these methods. No domain is treated as the primary analytical center.
Selected Works
Representative Books, Papers & Research Projects
- 01The Minimal Living Thinking Agent: A Research Proposal for Self-Growing Bio-Artificial Intelligence
- 02After Scientific Realism and the Human
- 03Food, Agriculture, and Sex Terminal Theory: Generative Intervals, Scale, Extinction, and Ecosystemic Total-Relational Hyperflat Analysis
- 04Maintaining Dead Labour after Physical AI
- 05Power Does Not Disappear After Human Extinction
- 06The Marx Machine II: The Persistence Rate of Partial Victory in Ecosystems
Human–Subject Non-Identity, Heterogeneous Real-Configuration Generation, and the Audit of Distributed Access Generation
Noumenal Finitude: Toward a General Theory of Finite Minds, Conscious Artificial Intelligence, and Technological Reason
The Ziran System: Toward an Addressable Reality. A Research Architecture for Unknown Configurations Without a Final Observer
Debugging Philosophy: From Conceptual Operations to Physical Consequences and Recursive Revision
Self-Dialectic and Critique of My Own Papers: An Audit of Ecological Freedom-Evolutionary Division-of-Labor Dialectical Efficacy