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Éthique sans sujet : comment être responsable sans être une personne

September 26, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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1. Quand la responsabilité doit exister sans celui qui pourrait la porter L’idée d’une éthique sans sujet peut sembler paradoxale. Comment parler de responsabilité lorsqu’il n’y a pas de personne, pas d’intention, pas de volonté derrière l’action ? Pourtant, c’est exactement le défi que pose l’intelligence artificielle contemporaine. Les modèles ne décident pas, ne veulent rien, […]

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The Field as the Generative Principle of Reality in Relational Monism

September 26, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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The Field becomes the matrix of the universe: the place where every form emerges and where every form ultimately returns. It does not stand above the world as a metaphysical entity, nor does it function as an abstract notion reserved for philosophical speculation. It precedes matter, thought, perception and consciousness. It is the primordial trembling […]

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La guerre, la plus terrible des œuvres humaines — une lecture à partir de l’éthique relationnelle

September 25, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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Lorsque Léon XIV affirme que la guerre est « la plus terrible des œuvres humaines », il ne décrit pas seulement un phénomène historique ou politique. Il nomme un point de rupture dans le tissu du monde, un lieu où la relation — ce fondement discret de toute existence — se trouve déchirée, obscurcie, parfois […]

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The Ontology of the Aperture: How Relational Monism Interprets Breaks in Continuity

September 25, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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The aperture begins where the universe stops pretending to be continuous. For a moment it draws back its own curtain, revealing a structure deeper than form. It is not a malfunction, nor a defect. It is not a wound demanding sutures. It is an opening: a quiet thinning of density, a point of sudden disclosure, […]

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