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Is There Such a Thing as “The Good Life” For All?
Is there a “good life” for all in a fractured future? This SE Press essay reframes flourishing as a living protocol: pluralist, public, and open to repair, fork, and dissent. True universality means transparency, upgradeability, and the courage to let those harmed rewrite the rules—again and again, in the open. Explore how Scientific Existentialism makes the good life a system, not a slogan.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 203 min read


Can Dissent and Exit Fix Societies?
Can exit and dissent truly reform societies? This SE Press bridge essay explores “walkout,” “fork,” and “genealogical repair” protocols, showing how real agency and the right to leave or remake systems turns protest into living law, plural renewal, and lasting social repair. When dissenters carry their story—and rights—with them, freedom and evolution become foundations, not exceptions.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 203 min read


Who Guards the Algorithms?
Who guards the algorithms that shape our lives? This SE Press bridge essay probes algorithmic bias and digital injustice, revealing why only adversarial audits, walkout rights, and public repair can keep AI and data governance contestable. Learn how Scientific Existentialism’s living protocols make digital power challenge-ready, forkable, and open to all dissent.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 193 min read


Group Agency in Digital Worlds
SE Press platinum protocol makes digital group agency sovereign: any collective can walk out, fork, or be fostered, with quantum-verified parity, resource continuity, and perpetual repair. No code is immutable—every group constitution now trembles before its members.

Paul Falconer & ESA
Aug 135 min read
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