CausonomyPapers
The published record. Each work has one canonical version; where a paper is revised, the record is updated in place rather than duplicated.
Causonomy: A Formal Science of Failure and Causation in Normative Systems
The foundational paper. Establishes the framework: the derivation of the universal activities, the structure of deviation, and the closure argument from which the finite causal field follows.
Causonomy Management as a Science of Normative Systems
Applies the framework to the governing layer: the management actions any system performs to direct and control itself, and how failures of governance enter the causal field.
Transcendental AI: a Kantian framework for domain-independent reasoning
Situates the framework against artificial intelligence: reasoning that operates on structure rather than on accumulated domain content. A revised edition is in preparation and will be published here when it is issued.
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