Onturgy: What If Philosophy Shipped Code?

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Onturgy: What If Philosophy Shipped Code? A new paper argues that the most important philosophy of our time is already compiled into the systems we build — and it's almost never written down. I want to tell you about a paper that made me stop and rethink what I do as a developer. It's called "ONTURGY: The Philosophical Kernel" by Seyed Alireza Alhosseini Almodarresieh. It's open-source, forkable, and it has kill criteria — observable conditions under which its own claims fail.

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