Ø Resolutions

Description

Where Ø Dissolutions makes problems disappear, Ø Resolutions takes on thirteen harder ones — questions where clearing away the bad framing is not enough, and the structure has to supply the answer the question was reaching for. It runs the same method through the nature of information and mathematics, the laws of nature, causation, motion and Zeno’s paradoxes, persistence through change, modality and choice, the origin of life, other intelligences, and the two that press hardest on anyone: the problem of death and the problem of evil. Thirteen questions, thirteen chapters, one method — each derivation laid bare and each carrying the conditions under which it would fail. The companion volume to Dissolutions, and the one that reaches furthest.