Papers

Axioma, argued.

Papers and methodology essays about the language and the research programme behind it — what it inherits, what it claims as new, and what it is for. Where a companion script exists, the argument runs, and its assertions are counted.

Paper · Draft v0.3

The Organon as a Test Suite

Lineage and novelty in Axioma. It names its ancestry first — Leibniz, Sloman, McCarthy, Cyc/KM/SNePS, logic programming — and then defends exactly two novelty claims: the co-residence of many logics as first-class values, and the book-pass method, canonical texts maintained as executable regression suites.

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Essay · Runnable companion

On Praxeology: The Concrete and the Universal

Executable praxeology as mechanized deduction-checking with a provenance ladder — not simulation. It argues that the critics' "if simulable then empirical" is a category error. Ships a companion script, 15/15 assertions.

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Essay · Runnable companion

On Time and Uncertainty

The same machine applied to the hardest categorial doctrine in Human Action — time (ch. V) and uncertainty (ch. VI) — with zero engine changes. 13/13 assertions plus a six-script book pass.

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Paper · In review

A further paper is under review

A longer study applying this machinery to a canonical text in economic methodology. It is withheld until the review process concludes, and will be posted here — with its DOI — once it can be.

Coming soon