In the Cells of the Eggplant

An introduction to meta-rationality: ways of using rational systems more effectively by understanding how they relate to their contexts.

In the Cells of the Eggplant is an introduction to meta-rationality: ways of using rational systems more effectively by examining their relationships with their surrounds. Meta-rationality operates in the territory beyond the boundaries of fixed understanding. It recognizes, works with, and transcends the limits of rationality. It evaluates, selects, combines, modifies, discovers, and creates rational methods. Only the first two Parts of The Eggplant, out of five, are complete. I have posted them here on the web. When it is finished, I will publish The Eggplant in paperback and as a Kindle…

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