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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Life is not an accident of chemistry. It is a logical necessity.For as long as biology has been a science, it has defined life by looking backward. We observe the creatures that happen to populate our planet, abstract a list of shared properties-metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis-and call the resulting checklist a definition.This method is intuitively sensible. It is also structurally flawed. It fails basic edge cases, like the sterile mule or the dormant seed. More damningly, it permanently severs the mechanical reality of an organism from any concept of objective value, creating an unbridgeable chasm between scientific facts ("is") and normative meaning ("ought").In The Boundary of Life: A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value, philosopher and systems architect Eli Adam Deutscher offers a radical alternative: an a priori biological deduction. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be.Beginning with the most austere precondition of existence-the boundary that separates a determinate entity from everything it is not-Deutscher constructs a rigorous, eleven-step proof. He demonstrates how the physical necessity of maintaining a boundary in a disruptive universe inevitably generates agency, cognition, and objective value. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A Rigorous First-Principles Derivation of Mind, Meaning, and Morality.The Problem: The Fragmented Age We live in an era of intellectual silos. Science describes a purposeless mechanical universe, while philosophy struggles to ground objective values in a relativistic world. The result is the 'Is-Ought' problem: a fatal disconnect between the facts of reality and the meaning of our lives.The Solution: A Return to the Source Neo-Pre-Platonic Naturalism (NPN) offers a comprehensive reconstruction of philosophical inquiry. It does not merely argue for a solution; it derives one. By reclaiming the lost precision of the Greek lexicon and applying the rigor of modern systems engineering, this treatise heals philosophy's oldest divide.It demonstrates, through strict axiomatic logic, how a physical cosmos (Arche) lawfully gives rise to a conscious navigator (Nous) through the mechanics of evolutionary time. This 'Diachronic Turn' replaces the static snapshots of modern analytic philosophy with a dynamic, process-based understanding of reality.The System: What This Treatise Delivers This is not a collection of essays; it is a unified, 'air-tight' system. Over 350 pages, the work systematically reconstructs the foundations of: - Metaphysics: Introduces the General Zero Principle (GZP) to resolve foundational paradoxes in logic and mathematics.- Epistemology: Grounds knowledge not in abstract theory, but in Somatic Logos-the embodied capacity to detect truth.- Ethics: Finally resolves the Is-Ought distinction by defining Horme (striving) as the bridge between biological fact and moral obligation.- Synthesis: Harmonizes the logical rigor of Western Naturalism with the experiential depths of Taoism and Buddhism.The Format Written for the serious student and the independent thinker, this volume is typeset in a custom, high-readability format designed for deep study. It includes specific appendices for cross-referencing Eastern traditions and modern scientific data.The Invitation Neo-Pre-Platonic Naturalism is more than a book; it is a toolkit for navigation. For those tired of the noise and seeking the signal, this work provides the logical ground to stand on-and the tools to build from.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Life is not an accident of chemistry. It is a logical necessity.For as long as biology has been a science, it has defined life by looking backward. We observe the creatures that happen to populate our planet, abstract a list of shared properties-metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis-and call the resulting checklist a definition.This method is intuitively sensible. It is also structurally flawed. It fails basic edge cases, like the sterile mule or the dormant seed. More damningly, it permanently severs the mechanical reality of an organism from any concept of objective value, creating an unbridgeable chasm between scientific facts ("is") and normative meaning ("ought").In The Boundary of Life: A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value, philosopher and systems architect Eli Adam Deutscher offers a radical alternative: an a priori biological deduction. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be.Beginning with the most austere precondition of existence-the boundary that separates a determinate entity from everything it is not-Deutscher constructs a rigorous, eleven-step proof. He demonstrates how the physical necessity of maintaining a boundary in a disruptive universe inevitably generates agency, cognition, and objective value. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Life is not an accident of chemistry. It is a logical necessity.For as long as biology has been a science, it has defined life by looking backward. We observe the creatures that happen to populate our planet, abstract a list of shared properties-metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis-and call the resulting checklist a definition.This method is intuitively sensible. It is also structurally flawed. It fails basic edge cases, like the sterile mule or the dormant seed. More damningly, it permanently severs the mechanical reality of an organism from any concept of objective value, creating an unbridgeable chasm between scientific facts ("is") and normative meaning ("ought").In The Boundary of Life: A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value, philosopher and systems architect Eli Adam Deutscher offers a radical alternative: an a priori biological deduction. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be.Beginning with the most austere precondition of existence-the boundary that separates a determinate entity from everything it is not-Deutscher constructs a rigorous, eleven-step proof. He demonstrates how the physical necessity of maintaining a boundary in a disruptive universe inevitably generates agency, cognition, and objective value. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Life is not an accident of chemistry. It is a logical necessity.For as long as biology has been a science, it has defined life by looking backward. We observe the creatures that happen to populate our planet, abstract a list of shared properties-metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis-and call the resulting checklist a definition.This method is intuitively sensible. It is also structurally flawed. It fails basic edge cases, like the sterile mule or the dormant seed. More damningly, it permanently severs the mechanical reality of an organism from any concept of objective value, creating an unbridgeable chasm between scientific facts ("is") and normative meaning ("ought").In The Boundary of Life: A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value, philosopher and systems architect Eli Adam Deutscher offers a radical alternative: an a priori biological deduction. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be.Beginning with the most austere precondition of existence-the boundary that separates a determinate entity from everything it is not-Deutscher constructs a rigorous, eleven-step proof. He demonstrates how the physical necessity of maintaining a boundary in a disruptive universe inevitably generates agency, cognition, and objective value. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Life is not an accident of chemistry. It is a logical necessity.For as long as biology has been a science, it has defined life by looking backward. We observe the creatures that happen to populate our planet, abstract a list of shared properties-metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis-and call the resulting checklist a definition.This method is intuitively sensible. It is also structurally flawed. It fails basic edge cases, like the sterile mule or the dormant seed. More damningly, it permanently severs the mechanical reality of an organism from any concept of objective value, creating an unbridgeable chasm between scientific facts ('is') and normative meaning ('ought').In The Boundary of Life: A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value, philosopher and systems architect Eli Adam Deutscher offers a radical alternative: an a priori biological deduction. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be.Beginning with the most austere precondition of existence-the boundary that separates a determinate entity from everything it is not-Deutscher constructs a rigorous, eleven-step proof. He demonstrates how the physical necessity of maintaining a boundary in a disruptive universe inevitably generates agency, cognition, and objective value.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Life is not an accident of chemistry. It is a logical necessity.For as long as biology has been a science, it has defined life by looking backward. We observe the creatures that happen to populate our planet, abstract a list of shared properties-metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis-and call the resulting checklist a definition.This method is intuitively sensible. It is also structurally flawed. It fails basic edge cases, like the sterile mule or the dormant seed. More damningly, it permanently severs the mechanical reality of an organism from any concept of objective value, creating an unbridgeable chasm between scientific facts ("is") and normative meaning ("ought").In The Boundary of Life: A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value, philosopher and systems architect Eli Adam Deutscher offers a radical alternative: an a priori biological deduction. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be.Beginning with the most austere precondition of existence-the boundary that separates a determinate entity from everything it is not-Deutscher constructs a rigorous, eleven-step proof. He demonstrates how the physical necessity of maintaining a boundary in a disruptive universe inevitably generates agency, cognition, and objective value. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Life is not an accident of chemistry. It is a logical necessity.For as long as biology has been a science, it has defined life by looking backward. We observe the creatures that happen to populate our planet, abstract a list of shared properties-metabolism, reproduction, and homeostasis-and call the resulting checklist a definition.This method is intuitively sensible. It is also structurally flawed. It fails basic edge cases, like the sterile mule or the dormant seed. More damningly, it permanently severs the mechanical reality of an organism from any concept of objective value, creating an unbridgeable chasm between scientific facts ("is") and normative meaning ("ought").In The Boundary of Life: A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value, philosopher and systems architect Eli Adam Deutscher offers a radical alternative: an a priori biological deduction. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be.Beginning with the most austere precondition of existence-the boundary that separates a determinate entity from everything it is not-Deutscher constructs a rigorous, eleven-step proof. He demonstrates how the physical necessity of maintaining a boundary in a disruptive universe inevitably generates agency, cognition, and objective value. Rather than asking what living things happen to look like, Deutscher asks what the laws of physics and logic require a living entity to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Boundary of Life | A Deductive Unification of Life, Agency, and Value | Eli Adam Deutscher | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Neo-Pre-Platonic Press | EAN 9781971183060 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -A Rigorous First-Principles Derivation of Mind, Meaning, and Morality.The Problem: The Fragmented Age We live in an era of intellectual silos. Science describes a purposeless mechanical universe, while philosophy struggles to ground objective values in a relativistic world. The result is the 'Is-Ought' problem: a fatal disconnect between the facts of reality and the meaning of our lives.The Solution: A Return to the Source Neo-Pre-Platonic Naturalism (NPN) offers a comprehensive reconstruction of philosophical inquiry. It does not merely argue for a solution; it derives one. By reclaiming the lost precision of the Greek lexicon and applying the rigor of modern systems engineering, this treatise heals philosophy's oldest divide.It demonstrates, through strict axiomatic logic, how a physical cosmos (Arche) lawfully gives rise to a conscious navigator (Nous) through the mechanics of evolutionary time. This 'Diachronic Turn' replaces the static snapshots of modern analytic philosophy with a dynamic, process-based understanding of reality.The System: What This Treatise Delivers This is not a collection of essays; it is a unified, 'air-tight' system. Over 350 pages, the work systematically reconstructs the foundations of:Metaphysics: Introduces the General Zero Principle (GZP) to resolve foundational paradoxes in logic and mathematics.Epistemology: Grounds knowledge not in abstract theory, but in Somatic Logos-the embodied capacity to detect truth.Ethics: Finally resolves the Is-Ought distinction by defining Horme (striving) as the bridge between biological fact and moral obligation.Synthesis: Harmonizes the logical rigor of Western Naturalism with the experiential depths of Taoism and Buddhism.The Format Written for the serious student and the independent thinker, this volume is typeset in a custom, high-readability format designed for deep study. It includes specific appendices for cross-referencing Eastern traditions and modern scientific data.The Invitation Neo-Pre-Platonic Naturalism is more than a book; it is a toolkit for navigation. For those tired of the noise and seeking the signal, this work provides the logical ground to stand on-and the tools to build from. 372 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A Rigorous First-Principles Derivation of Mind, Meaning, and Morality.The Problem: The Fragmented Age We live in an era of intellectual silos. Science describes a purposeless mechanical universe, while philosophy struggles to ground objective values in a relativistic world. The result is the 'Is-Ought' problem: a fatal disconnect between the facts of reality and the meaning of our lives.The Solution: A Return to the Source Neo-Pre-Platonic Naturalism (NPN) offers a comprehensive reconstruction of philosophical inquiry. It does not merely argue for a solution; it derives one. By reclaiming the lost precision of the Greek lexicon and applying the rigor of modern systems engineering, this treatise heals philosophy's oldest divide.It demonstrates, through strict axiomatic logic, how a physical cosmos (Arche) lawfully gives rise to a conscious navigator (Nous) through the mechanics of evolutionary time. This 'Diachronic Turn' replaces the static snapshots of modern analytic philosophy with a dynamic, process-based understanding of reality.The System: What This Treatise Delivers This is not a collection of essays; it is a unified, 'air-tight' system. Over 350 pages, the work systematically reconstructs the foundations of:Metaphysics: Introduces the General Zero Principle (GZP) to resolve foundational paradoxes in logic and mathematics.Epistemology: Grounds knowledge not in abstract theory, but in Somatic Logos-the embodied capacity to detect truth.Ethics: Finally resolves the Is-Ought distinction by defining Horme (striving) as the bridge between biological fact and moral obligation.Synthesis: Harmonizes the logical rigor of Western Naturalism with the experiential depths of Taoism and Buddhism.The Format Written for the serious student and the independent thinker, this volume is typeset in a custom, high-readability format designed for deep study. It includes specific appendices for cross-referencing Eastern traditions and modern scientific data.The Invitation Neo-Pre-Platonic Naturalism is more than a book; it is a toolkit for navigation. For those tired of the noise and seeking the signal, this work provides the logical ground to stand on-and the tools to build from.…