Landry, Forrest
ORCID: 
0009-0005-6275-0362
Publications: 120
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A comprehensive metaphysical framework integrating ontology, epistemology, and ethics into a single coherent model through the formal structure of triadic relationships.
Can ontology, epistemology, and ethics be integrated into a single coherent framework? · What is the formal relationship between being, knowing, and choosing? · How can metaphysics be practiced with the rigor of mathematics?
The Natural Basis of Symplectic Geometry and Topology
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The Natural Basis of Stochastic PDE
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The Natural Basis of Set Theory
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The Natural Basis of Representation Theory
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The Natural Basis of Real Analysis
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The Natural Basis of Proof Theory
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The Natural Basis of Probability Theory
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The Natural Basis of Point-Set Topology
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The Natural Basis of Model Theory
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The Natural Basis of Measure-Theoretic Pathology
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The Natural Basis of Measure Theory
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The Natural Basis of Mathematical Logic
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The Natural Basis of Homological Algebra
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The Natural Basis of Graph Theory
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The Natural Basis of Geometric Analysis
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The Natural Basis of Functional Analysis
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The Natural Basis of Formal Logic
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The Natural Basis of Forcing and Inner Model Theory
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The Natural Basis of Ergodic Theory
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The Natural Basis of Elementary Number Theory
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The Natural Basis of Differential Geometry
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The Natural Basis of Descriptive Set Theory
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The Natural Basis of Cryptographic Hardness
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The Natural Basis of Computational Complexity Theory
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The Natural Basis of Computability Theory
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The Natural Basis of Complex Analysis
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The Natural Basis of Combinatorics
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The Natural Basis of Coding Theory
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The Natural Basis of Classical PDE Theory
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The Natural Basis of Category Theory
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The Natural Basis of Analytic Number Theory
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The Natural Basis of Algorithmic Information Theory
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The Natural Basis of Algebraic Topology
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The Natural Basis of Algebraic Number Theory
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The Natural Basis of Algebraic Geometry
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The Natural Basis of Abstract Algebra
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Theorem Catalogue TG2: Additional Theorems
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Theorem Catalogue TG1: Unbounded Depth
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Theorem Catalogue T3.4: New Techniques
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Theorem Catalogue T2.4: Cross-Cluster Cascades
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Theorem Catalogue T2.3: Computability and Number Theory
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Theorem Catalogue T1.4: Conditional Catalogue
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The Structural Limit (working edition)
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The Structural Limit (Book 1, canonical)
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The Physics of Domain Limits, Volume III: Quarks, Leptons, and Neutrinos
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The Physics of Domain Limits, Volume II: Cosmology and Baryogenesis
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The Physics of Domain Limits, Volume I: The Geometry of Comparison
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The Mirror Book: What the Mathematics Knows That the Physics Has Not Yet Said
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A formal proof demonstrating the fundamental incommensurability of general relativity and quantum mechanics at the level of measurement assumptions.
Can general relativity and quantum mechanics be unified into a single theory? · Is the incompatibility between GR and QM a problem to solve or a structural necessity?
The ICT Reorganisation of Mathematics
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The Direction of the Invisible
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The Dark Sector at Every Scale
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The Concept Sequence: Tracing the Ordered Intersection of Metaphysics and Physics
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The Concept Sequence — Main Sequence, Version 8
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The Axiom of Emergent Structure
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The Algorithm and the Simultaneity Principle
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Side Channel O: Precision Phenomenology
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Side Channel N: Topological Classification
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Side Channel M: Structural Proofs
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Side Channel L: Pre-Compactification Dynamics
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Side Channel K: Formal Axiomatisation
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Side Channel J: Quantum Gravity
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Side Channel I: The Cosmic Budget
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Side Channel E: The Higgs Potential
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Side Channel D: The Action Principle
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Side Channel C: The Interaction Strengths
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Side Channel B: The Mass Spectrum
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Side Channel A: Spectral Infrastructure
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Quantum Gravity as Category Error
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Noncommutative Geometry and the Immanent Metaphysics
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Formalizability, Independence, and Soundness
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FIS Application: The Axiom of Choice
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FIS Application: Hartmanis-Stearns
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FIS Application: FMP and Descriptive Complexity
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FIS Application: Boundary Locales
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Existence, Truth, and Limits of Knowledge
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Essay E4: The First Derivation
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Dark Matter as Geometric Default
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Concepts in Computer Science and Proof Theory
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Category Theory and the Immanent Metaphysics
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Category Theory and the IM (Book 2, canonical)
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On the Uncontainability of Artificial General Intelligence
A formal impossibility proof demonstrating that beyond a threshold of complexity, the behavior of a fully autonomous general intelligence cannot be reliably predicted or constrained.
Can a sufficiently advanced artificial general intelligence be reliably controlled? · Are alignment guarantees formally possible for systems exceeding human-level generality? · What are the structural limits of AI containment?
The Formal Impossibility of AGI Safety: The Substrate Needs Convergence Argument
A formal proof that the safe development of artificial general intelligence is impossible -- not merely difficult or unlikely, but precluded by the mathematical structure of the problem itself. Drawing on information theory, computability theory, thermodynamics, dynamical systems, and game theory, the argument establishes that no alignment technique, governance regime, or containment strategy can provide reliable safety guarantees for systems exceeding human cognitive capabilities.
Is the safe development of artificial general intelligence formally possible? · Can any alignment technique, containment strategy, or governance regime provide reliable safety guarantees for systems exceeding human cognitive capabilities? · Does a sufficiently advanced AI substrate inevitably compete with biological systems for the same physical resources? · What are the mathematical limits of human control over computationally opaque systems? · What would a responsible civilizational response look like if AGI safety is provably impossible?