he Tetragrammaton YHWH is not a proper noun but an ontologi- cal statement. Rigorous philological analysis of its derivation from the He- brew root ḥ-y-h/h-w-h identifies an imperfect-tense verbal form encoding con- tinuous, self-sustaining, reflexively self-grounding Being—a Being whose existence is not a completed fact but an ongoing act. The argument then moves outward: this same formal...
Chalmers asks: what is the probability that LLM+ systems will be conscious? This paper answers that the question itself contains three independent philo- sophical errors—and all three must be answered separately before his prob- ability calculus can stand. First, from the framework of Consciousness as the Horizon of Existence (CAH): Chalmers positions AI as an object within the consciousness...