Jump to content

User:Agni.lanka/sandbox

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Epistemic Observability[1] wraps the philosophical essence of epistemology with teh concept of Observability (software), emphasising enriched outcomes. Derived from epistemolgy's persuit of understanding, this paradigm introduces a method to unravel intricate system implications, prioritizing the 'what' over the 'how' and 'why'. By overlaying the philosophical concepts with Observability, it interweaves elements like realism, idealism and observability operators, heightening outcomes through refined methodologies. Just as in the realm of Control theory, where observability and controllability form mathematical duals, this concept aims to offer a holistic perspective, exploring both the observability inherent in a system's external outputs and the depth of insight achievable through the epistemic vantage point..

Drawing from realism's tenets, which advocate the existence of an objective reality independent of human perception, Epistemic Observability underscores the 'thatness' of systems, seeking to discern the inherent truths that exist regardless of observation. In contrast, idealism posits that reality is shaped by perception and consciousness. Within this framework, the 'thoughtness' of systems becomes paramount, as epistemic observability probes the interplay between external interpretations and data internal to systems being observed.

Ultimately, this paradigm aspires to a state of prespicuousness, where the fusion of philosophy and technicality yields clarity and lucidity. By embracing both the external observability inherent in Outputs and the deeper epistemic layers of understanding, this concept navigates the realms of 'what', 'that', and 'thought', enriching comprehension and insight for the benefit of eliciting the Outcomes to observability human operators.

Structure

[edit]
  • What [2] captures the core of Epistemic Observability that explores the 'what' aspect - emphasising the essence and identity of system behaviours and outcomes. This facet goes beyond surface-level data and delves into the fundamental elements that contribute to a system's understanding. The real Outcomes are captured as the integrable outputs, that are considered as value paths towards the greater Outcomes.
  • Empathy[2] serves as a pivotal bridge, allowing the observer within the Observablity realm, to resonate with the system being studied. This empathetic connection between the observer and the entity being observed, enhances the discernment of underlying patterns and their implications. In short, the emphasis is on how humans care for systems, within epistemic observability.
  • Idealism[3] perceives knowledge as dependent on the mind. It engages with concepts and assimilation of ideas, achknowledge the intricate interplay between the observer's consciousness and the observed ecosystem (Observability world).
  • Whatness[3] in its essence, aims to encapsulate the intrinsic nature and distinctive qualities of a observability phenomenon, steering focus towards its essential Outcomes. The theory to this epistemic observability perspective is that whatness, when named deliberately, assertains the increased probable outcomes defined by the first pillar in the Structure elluded above, What.
  • Thatness[3] in its essence, shifts attention to the objective existence of observability phenomenon, detached from subjective interpretations, emphasizing its undeniable existence.
  • Thoughtness[3] navigates the realm of interpretations and conceptualisations, exploring how human cognition interacts with raw data to formulate comprehensive insights. In essence, this structured framework within Epistemic Observability encompasses what, how, and why, whilst embracing empathy, realism, and idealism. This holistic approach enriches understanding by encompassing the aspects of 'whatness', 'thatness' and 'thoughtness', ultimately converging towards a state of prespicuousness, where clarity, insight and outcomes intertwine.

References

[edit]
  1. ^ "Epistemic Observability – Medium". Medium. Retrieved 2023-08-04.
  2. ^ a b Lanka, Agni (2023-08-04). "Epistemic Observability — Empathy drives the show". Epistemic Observability. Retrieved 2023-08-04.
  3. ^ a b c d Lanka, Agni (2023-08-04). "Epistemic Observability — Perspicuousness". Epistemic Observability. Retrieved 2023-08-04.