KW Norton · Working manuscript
Quantum Constructionism
A Founder's Guide to the Present Future
Why would we engage in scientific theories which seem all but impossible?
A book on how the broad term of constructionism and the broad term of the quantum paradigm can be linked in Kuhnian terms to entertain new probabilities—written for those who consider themselves founders in various fields.
Chapter Two is in KW Norton's words. The other chapters hold an arc sketch and suggested questions, drafted by engineered intelligence as scaffolding for her writing.
Contents
Part I · Normal Science
- Chapter One · awaiting the author's writingThe World That WorksWhat does a reigning paradigm make easy to see, and what does it make hard to see?
- Chapter TwoThe Distance From Impossible to Improbable to Totally PossibleWhat separates a transformation we can imagine from one we can make increasingly likely?
Part II · Anomaly
Part III · Crisis
Part IV · Revolution
Part V · The New Paradigm
- Chapter Nine · awaiting the author's writingQuantum ConstructionismWhat becomes thinkable when constructionism and the quantum paradigm are held together?
- Chapter Ten · awaiting the author's writingConstructing the ProbableHow do we make a possible future more likely without pretending to control it?
- Chapter Eleven · awaiting the author's writingThe Present FutureIf the future is being built now, who is building it?