Short Story #1: A Story of the Early Days of AI in Dogwood Bay

A short story from one of F.L. Ternskie’s writers. This one is about a thirteeen-year-old boy’s complicating attempt to learn AI by means of human intuition and experience.

Under the Iron Firmament (Part 2 of 2): A clearing after Schopenhauer–An ontic, dialogical, and learning-based approach to the development of will as a concept

The second part in the two-part series on Schopenhauer. In it, we introduce our own philosophy of learning based in dialogism as an alternative to Schopenhauer’s thought.

Literary Article #2: Alfred Döblin’s Berlin Alexanderplatz—Life, death, and the German spirit on a cliff’s edge before the rise of Hitler and Nazism and the Second World War

Published in 1929, just before the “end of history,” Alfred Döblin’s Berlin Alexanderplatz offers what remains a fascinating literary work of life, death, and a mythopoeic human reality. It is a novel for today especially, fully alive for distressing and “unnatural” times.