This page provides an overview of my publications related to metaphysics, teleology, and structural dual-aspect monism.
This article develops a stratified account of free will within a structural dual-aspect monism. The universe is treated as a single ontological ground manifesting both as physical structure and phenomenal interiority. Agency is analyzed across three levels: illusory freedom (deterministic unfolding), emergent freedom (self-organizing systems with internal modeling), and cosmic freedom (the universe’s intrinsic creativity expressed locally through agents). The model integrates determinism, autonomy, and ontological creativity into a unified metaphysical framework.
Additional related materials will be added here as they become available.
This article argues that David Skrbina’s The Metaphysics of Technology rests on a series of category errors: conflating intrinsic biological teleology with extrinsic technological function, misattributing purposiveness to non‑teleological systems, and reversing the ontological priority between life and technicity. Using a dual-aspect, orthogonality-based metaphysics, the article reconstructs an alternative in which technology is a contingent projection of biological cognition rather than a cosmic force.