Structural Collaboration
Structural collaboration is a deeply legitimate democratic practice for stewarding the future. Based in the foundations of natural philosophy, with an appropriate epistemology for approaching moral philosophy, it offers the real possibility of informed consent, safeguarding the emergence of collective intelligence.
Core to this practice is the method of general systematics, which are a set of ordered perspectives used to categorise and interpret experience. These are defined within the constraints of framework-determining conditions to produce methods capable of harmonising facts and values.
Monad
The whole practice.
Dyad
Two disciplines: visual facilitation and neurosymbolic AI.
Triad
Three acts: generation, consent, decision.
Tetrad
Four interplays between noticing, judgement, intention and decision.
Pentad
Five mutualities stewarding potential across horizons.
Beyond facilitation, these tools act as a verifiable epistemology that enables composable systems within the realm of neurosymbolic AI. These systematic structures enable semantic and syntactic representation to the highest degree of epiplexity possible.
Draft