9-4b3b We get closer to the objective knowledge by correcting one’s own errors
5-1a2 Solving problems is a concrete framework of morality
6-3 Our definition of health should also consider the health of mind (e.g., ’clarity of mind’ and ‘neural health’), not just physical health.
1-2g2b1 Constructor Theory defines knowledge independent of people
9-1b1a It almost never happens that two minds hold precisely the same idea
10-2f3a2 There can only be enough overlap of meanings between any entities (e.g., individual, group, society, theory, reality) — ‘ゆらぎ’
Solving problems is a concrete objective framework of morality (i.e., objective right and wrong), and removes the need for dogmatism and relativism. It can also exist independent of the laws of physics, provided that problems exist in those universes. We don’t derive an ought from an is, because problems are all there is.
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