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Nov 04, 2026
ARG-052: Van Lange and Bergmann's model of intergroup cooperation does not establish that cooperation within groups and the coexistence of groups are distinct targets that can trade off: it shows that the processes building in-group cooperation can fuel conflict between groups, and says nothing on whether groups persist, go extinct or are owed impartial concern
- society-and-governance
- social-identity
Nov 01, 2026
ARG-050: An intervention that disables a production pathway inside a declared boundary, or interrupts an outside controller, locates the producer of a maintained organization, because the pathway causes the capacities with a delay and can be intervened on surgically, so the fat-handedness of interventions on wholes does not reach the inference
Nov 01, 2026
ARG-051: Mind-wandering, read as Metzinger reads it, is an individual-scale case in which a capacity the agent keeps, veto over its own mental processes, loses and regains efficacy through a change in a condition of efficacy and not in the competing processes, so it is a further instance of the conditions of efficacy governing which regime acts, the first in the record for suspension in one mind
- agency
- cognition
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-042: The record's constructions of maintained correction show that self-maintaining organizations ought to preserve their corrigibility
- self-governance
- ethics
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-043: Bencherki's checklist and daycare, one end state with opposite verdicts, show a normative judgment about an organization that depends on a history its end state does not show
- ethics
- social-ontology
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-044: The MSF meeting reanalysed by Bencherki, Brummans and Vézy shows that an interaction can make available a way of relating its participants did not hold, and names the condition under which it lasts; it does not show that taking part comes before the reinterpretation
- social-ontology
- agency
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-045: Simondon's account of individuation as crystallization from a metastable state, propagating from kin to kin, supports the thesis that an argument's later structure can evolve only on structure that persists
- philosophy-of-science
- individuation
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-046: Tsoukas and Chia's reading of Total Quality in the US Navy is an organizational instance of changing efficacy while the competing proposals stay fixed
- agency
- social-ontology
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-047: Bencherki, Brummans and Vézy's "agency is a matter of perspective" supports the claim that perspectival, agential and institutional boundaries need not coincide
- agency
- social-ontology
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-048: Tsoukas and Chia's radial extension and institutionalization show how the exercise of a shared perspective can transform it with no agent governing the change, the agents and the institution kept distinct
- social-ontology
- agency
Oct 31, 2026
ARG-049: The pauses, averted gaze and reversal in the MSF transcript show internal conflict as a gap between the precedence a motive claims and the authority it is granted
- agency
- emotion-and-affect
Oct 30, 2026
ARG-041: From the effective-information bound and its ties to proportionality: a gain that depends on the intervention distribution is not a property of the system, the coarse-grainings that lose nothing are, and the coarsest of them is where the causes are
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-011: On the crossed topic-and-act design, judgement factorizations that recover the act where a topic-only factorization fails would show that a factorization recovers only the structure in the relations it is fitted to
- philosophy-of-science
- representation-learning
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-012: An attributed-speaker factorial study shows which relations constitute a communicative act
- causality
- pragmatics
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-013: The invented renderings of one sentence by four speakers show that a translation can reach pragmatic equivalence by compensation
- philosophy-of-language
- philosophy-of-science
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-014: Agreement with TV Tropes labels validates the structural account of tropes
- translation
- philosophy-of-science
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-015: A population of operators that maximize fixed objectives and comes to hold durable authority would show self-constitution
- self-governance
- agency
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-016: Valuations that do not cross, read through coordination dynamics, make flow a synchronization of interests
- behavioral-integration
- complex-systems
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-017: A constant kernel fits any one source–target pair, so one pair does not identify the procedure-level fidelity score
- probabilistic-modeling
- translation
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-018: Illusions, reappraisal and interoceptive inference show that experience is constituted by interpretive organization
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-019: Blackwell's order on rendering procedures grounds the thesis that what survives translation is what a receiver can reconstruct
- information-theory
- philosophy-of-language
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-020: The compensation hypothesis gives the mechanism by which a rendering keeps the act while changing the proposition
- philosophy-of-language
- linguistics
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-021: The manuscript's renderings, which keep the words and change the act, show that keeping the proposition is not necessary for keeping the act
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-022: The 2016 Contextuality-by-Default paper grounds the criterion the manuscript's general observational covers need
- contextuality
- mathematics
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-023: The Yoneda lemma shows that relations constitute what a communicative act is
- metaphysics
- philosophy-of-science
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-024: The invented renderings of one sentence by four speakers show that participant roles partly constitute the act
- philosophy-of-language
- philosophy-of-science
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-025: Matched ordinary behaviour and differing responses to intervention show that organizational perspectives explain what the record explained by self
- philosophy-of-science
- complex-systems
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-026: Judged pragmatic observables that predict human judgements of fidelity or shared kind better than text similarity support the central theses of the pragmatic-transport line
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-027: The record's iterated-learning readings show that pragmatic stances and footing are stabilized by transmission
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-028: Inbound references per code and turns per filed entry show which structures anchor and that drift falls as anchoring keeps up with arrival
- design-rationale
- epistemology
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-029: The operational account, kept as a rule of method, supports a realist kind that can outrun observation as the bearer of communicative identity
- philosophy-of-science
- metaphysics
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-030: Low supervisory cost shows that an organization does not dominate its processes
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-031: In the discriminating study, transport measures that beat the static pragmatic profile would show what the line adds to functional and relevance-theoretic accounts
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-032: The parity triangle shows that translation changes the global structure of meaning
- contextuality
- philosophy-of-language
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-033: Saussure's value, as the record reads it, supports transport of relational identity across languages
- linguistics
- philosophy-of-language
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-034: Saussure's account of value grounds the premise that significance is fixed by contrasts rather than by correspondence to a referent
- linguistics
- philosophy-of-language
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-035: Griffiths and Kalish's convergence theorem and Kirby, Cornish and Smith's chains show that serial transmission is filtered by the transmitters' inductive biases
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-036: The lab's restricted models, whose predictions could have failed, support the shared-organization thesis
- self-governance
- philosophy-of-science
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-037: The signalling counts read off Wang et al.'s appendix show that signalling is typical of language data
- mathematical-statistics
- contextuality
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-038: A character's classificatory sufficiency shows that relations constitute what a communicative act is
- metaphysics
- philosophy-of-science
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-039: The authored reconstruction chains show that lexical similarity cannot tell kept footing from a changed act
- philosophy-of-language
- philosophy-of-science
Oct 28, 2026
ARG-040: In use, an utterance is interpreted by its contrast with the alternatives its speaker could have used, so what a translation must let a receiver reconstruct is those contrasts, not the wording or the proposition
Oct 10, 2026
ARG-010: Causality paradoxes in relativity show that locally consistent descriptions can lack a global realization, so local interpretations need not be fragments of one global interpretation
- contextuality
- causality
Oct 08, 2026
ARG-002: Interpretive framings change a reader's state as non-commuting measurements do, so the frame participates in determining which meaning becomes actual
- contextuality
- quantum-foundations
Oct 08, 2026
ARG-004: Relativistic frames vary descriptions systematically under constrained transformations with invariants, so variations in translation are transformations between pragmatic frames preserving selected invariants
- philosophy-of-language
- linguistics
Oct 08, 2026
ARG-006: If the transport intertwines each framing operation exactly, it intertwines their commutator, so a translation that preserves the framing operations preserves their noncommutativity
- mathematics
- philosophy-of-language
Oct 08, 2026
ARG-008: A language model's response to its context is functionally a parameterized frame, so context-conditioned models give a controlled setting in which to test the theory
- philosophy-of-language
- representation-learning
Oct 05, 2026
ARG-001: Moving severity classification, or adding a business-critical override, changes outcomes without changing the rule, so precedence, jurisdiction and suspension come apart
- agency
- society-and-governance
Oct 05, 2026
ARG-005: The reluctant writer's precommitment device changes what they do without changing what they want, so the conditions of efficacy govern which regime acts
- agency
- self-governance
Oct 05, 2026
ARG-007: Stability does not entail viability, and the emergency regime keeps its operation and its governance while its transformation capacity degrades, so effective action and the capacity to govern among regimes are different achievements
- agency
- self-governance
Oct 05, 2026
ARG-009: Northstar-A and Northstar-B differ only in escalation authority and act differently, so escalation authority helps govern efficacy
- agency
- society-and-governance
Oct 04, 2026
ARG-003: In the Dual State ordinary norms governed conduct while a prerogative order held authority over whether they bound, so a constraint can govern conduct without governing its own authority
- society-and-governance
- agency

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