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How can real agency exist if everything is caused? Cracks in the Machine argues that freedom can emerge recursively inside deterministic systems - when agents learn to revise the rules that shape them. Blending philosophy, cognitive science, and systems thinking, it offers a non-mystical account of choice and change, engaging Harris, Sapolsky, Dennett, and Gödel. For readers seeking a constructive path beyond determinism, with practical insights on self-modification and direction under constraints.

SEMT Volume I introduces the Structured Epistemic Model of Truth, a framework that unites logic, epistemology, and complexity theory to address core issues in bounded AI and knowledge verification. Drawing from Gödel, Turing, and modern AI debates, the book proposes a non-classical conception of truth suited to agents operating under cognitive and resource constraints. It redefines epistemic rigor for computationally limited reasoners.

SEMT Volume I introduces the Structured Epistemic Model of Truth, a framework that unites logic, epistemology, and complexity theory to address core issues in bounded AI and knowledge verification. Drawing from Gödel, Turing, and modern AI debates, the book proposes a non-classical conception of truth suited to agents operating under cognitive and resource constraints. It redefines epistemic rigor for computationally limited reasoners.