Conjectures
The theses
The big ideas the work is built on — each put forward for discussion, and open to refutation. For the finished essays, see Essays.
Complex geometry as the new complexity science
The claim that rotation — turning, phase, cycle — is not a description we impose on complex systems but the structure their measurements keep disclosing. Complexity science approached from the other side: the mathematics of complex numbers, where every value is at once a position and a rotation, is already the mathematics of systems that turn.
ReadMeaning and Measurement
Meaning is prior to science — not produced by inquiry but disclosed by it. From "up or down?" through Galileo's inclined plane and the Stern–Gerlach magnet to the meaning loop: why measurement forecloses, why faithful is not exhaustive, and why the measurement paradox dissolves once a geometry is distinguished from its projections.
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