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This paper develops a novel account of truth grounded in fluctuational epistemology, a framework that situates knowledge within the ontological instability of reality. Traditional theories—correspondence, coherence, pragmatic, and deflationary—assume varying degrees of stability in the relation between propositions and...
This paper develops a novel account of truth grounded in fluctuational epistemology, a framework that situates knowledge within the ontological instability of reality. Traditional theories—correspondence, coherence, pragmatic, and deflationary—assume varying degrees of stability in the relation between propositions and...
This paper critically examines the long-standing question of whether scientific explanation depends on narrative coherence. While traditional philosophy of science has largely marginalized the role of narrative, this paper argues that narrative coherence is not merely a rhetorical or pedagogical tool, but a fundamental...
This paper critically examines the long-standing question of whether scientific explanation depends on narrative coherence. While traditional philosophy of science has largely marginalized the role of narrative, this paper argues that narrative coherence is not merely a rhetorical or pedagogical tool, but a fundamental...
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The COVID-19 pandemic served as a profound stress test for the global scientific enterprise, conducted under unprecedented public scrutiny and political pressure. This paper argues that the pandemic did not simply erode scientific objectivity but rather accelerated a necessary reckoning with its complex nature. Moving...
The COVID-19 pandemic served as a profound stress test for the global scientific enterprise, conducted under unprecedented public scrutiny and political pressure. This paper argues that the pandemic did not simply erode scientific objectivity but rather accelerated a necessary reckoning with its complex nature. Moving...
This paper provides a critical analysis of the ethics of anonymity in protest and resistance movements, offering novel perspectives that transcend traditional debates. We argue that the digital surveillance age necessitates a fundamental re-evaluation of anonymity, moving beyond a simplistic dichotomy of transparency v...
This paper provides a critical analysis of the ethics of anonymity in protest and resistance movements, offering novel perspectives that transcend traditional debates. We argue that the digital surveillance age necessitates a fundamental re-evaluation of anonymity, moving beyond a simplistic dichotomy of transparency v...
This paper critically examines the proposition that digital commons represent the future of political organization. Moving beyond utopian proclamations, it offers a rigorous analysis grounded in political theory, empirical evidence, and novel theoretical perspectives. The paper begins by synthesizing foundational frame...
This paper critically examines the proposition that digital commons represent the future of political organization. Moving beyond utopian proclamations, it offers a rigorous analysis grounded in political theory, empirical evidence, and novel theoretical perspectives. The paper begins by synthesizing foundational frame...
Gold entered the second half of 2026 in an unusually unstable regime. The metal reached an LBMA benchmark high above US 5,500/oz in January, fell below US 4,000/oz in June, and rebounded to US 4,336.02/oz on 7 August after a weak U.S. employment report altered the expected interest-rate path. This paper develops an ori...
Gold entered the second half of 2026 in an unusually unstable regime. The metal reached an LBMA benchmark high above US 5,500/oz in January, fell below US 4,000/oz in June, and rebounded to US 4,336.02/oz on 7 August after a weak U.S. employment report altered the expected interest-rate path. This paper develops an ori...
MIT Statistics and Data Science Center Director Alexander (Sasha) Rakhlin shares important considerations for departments and institutions.
By rethinking how large cloud computing systems operate, Associate Professor Christina Delimitrou seeks to make data centers more energy efficient.
As director, Bourg has focused on digital access, open and equitable scholarly publishing, and expanded support for data-intensive research.
Jennifer Neville did not want to go into computer science—but that’s exactly where she landed. Neville discusses the starts and stops that led to her professional sweet spot and her work identifying “surprising failures” making it hard for AI to handle complexity. The post What AI gets wrong and what failure teaches us appeared first on Microsoft Research.
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