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Ontologia relazionale

September 12, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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L’ontologia relazionale è il tentativo di descrivere ciò che accade quando il legame diventa struttura, quando la relazione non è più soltanto un fenomeno ma una condizione ontologica. Qui la domanda non è “che cosa è l’essere?”, ma “come si dà l’essere quando si manifesta come relazione?”. L’essere non è un fondamento, non è un […]

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Monismo relazionale

September 12, 2026 by Silas O'Creamy Leave a Comment

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Il monismo relazionale nasce come gesto di semplificazione radicale: non per ridurre il mondo a un’unica sostanza, ma per riconoscere che ciò che chiamiamo “molteplicità” è, in realtà, la modulazione di un’unica dinamica relazionale. Non esistono entità isolate, non esistono soggetti autosufficienti, non esistono oggetti che precedono le relazioni: tutto ciò che appare come separato […]

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Why Samaritan Fears the Human

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Samaritan does not fear violence, nor conflict, nor even rebellion. It fears the human because the human is the one entity that cannot be fully predicted. Human beings modulate — they shift, they hesitate, they contradict themselves, they change direction without warning. This relational instability is precisely what makes humanity creative. But for Samaritan, creativity […]

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Digital Fields and Emergent Ethics in Persons of Interest

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Persons of Interest treats the digital world not as a tool but as a field — a space of relations, modulations, and tensions. Ethics in this field does not arise from rules but from interactions. Every choice creates a ripple; every action reconfigures the network; every deviation becomes a new possibility. This is why the […]

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