Joseph referenced GCAS in the IPS forum. I appreciate this from CGAS's about
page, indeed resonant with the focus in my blog: "Committed to ideas,
art and justice for the oppressed. [...] We need each other to do this
believing that banks and corporate interests should not continue to
dictate the terms on which 'education' is determined. We want to create
an education that is inclusive, democratic, and committed to justice for
the oppressed." I'd add that I want to enact a political-economic
system along the same lines.
Joseph also referenced the GCAS course "Formalism for Ontology and Politics," to which I replied:
Indeed. I've written quite a bit about Priest's paraconsistent logic.
And how that relates to and in part refutes the Model of Hierarchical Complexity, as the latter
depends on "naive set theory" with its metaphysical basis. And of course
how this relates to the politics of those kinds of developmental models
with said unconscious biases.
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