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Start with a question. Follow it into a recording and the written argument.
I work across questions that are often kept apart: what can be known, what it means to speak about God, and what a physical explanation must account for. The routes below connect my recorded work to the passages and concepts that help you examine it.
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What can we know about reality?
Existential Logicism begins with an occurrence that a denial cannot remove, then asks how finite knowers can establish more than that minimum. The distinction matters: a real experience is not automatically an accurate interpretation of what caused it.
Recorded work · Audiobook playlist
The Seven Pillars of Existential Logicism
Use the playlist to follow the larger account of existence, knowledge, time, mind, and morality.
Examine the foundations
Epistemic Refutation Paradox develops the occurrence argument. Tripp’s Prison follows finite access into comparison, correction, and shared knowledge, without claiming a view outside every perspective.
For the continuous account, read the Tool. For the account with formal arguments, read the Engine.
What is being claimed when we speak about God?
Before arguing over a yes or no, I ask what the term is meant to designate. A personal agent, an ultimate ground, a transmitted revelation, and an experience of reverence do not all make the same claim.
Recorded work · Audiobook recording
Finite Mind, Finite God
The book follows the finite-mind constraint through revelation, interpretation, accountability, personhood, and the positive account that remains.
Examine the framing and the interface
The Bad Frame sets out the core thesis. Human Interface Thesis examines the passage from an alleged source through testimony, language, and interpretation to a public claim. Human mediation locates that claim; it does not, by itself, establish that the claim is false.
What must a physical explanation show?
A physical account needs more than a change of vocabulary. It must declare the system, say what its quantities represent, show how a result is obtained, and connect that result to the measurements that test it.
Recorded work · Audiobook recording · Part 1
Introduction to Universal Relativity
The linked recording is Part 1 of the introduction to the Resolution State Interface.
Follow the model into its readouts
RSI Conceptual Mapping connects the framework to physical questions. Carrier and Readout distinguishes the proposed supporting structure from the observable used to examine it.
Use the recording as an entry, not a substitute for the argument
Keep the question in view as you watch. Identify the claim, find the conditions it requires, and follow the reasoning before deciding what it establishes. The written companions give you somewhere to pause and inspect the difficult step.
The viewing routes here are subject guides, not chapter timestamps or transcripts. The linked recordings retain their own titles and descriptions on YouTube.