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Key observations from reading the corpus:

1. Metaphysics article is well-developed: argues reality is the unique self-determining structure (consistent, determinate, closed, no arbitrary features). Claims it must be self-referential, computationally universal, parameter-free, infinite.

2. Consciousness article is very well-developed: consciousness = intensional computational structure in MLTT. Phenomenal properties are invariants under ≈_φ. Unity = non-factorizability. Valence is structural asymmetry (conscription vs release). Bridging problem = graph matching + dissolved questions.

3. Mereology is a placeholder. This is a critical gap: the consciousness article §7 already uses mereological reasoning (composition, factorization, unity as non-separability) but the foundations aren't independently established.

4. Metaethics is a placeholder. Important but less connected to existing work right now.

Key tension/dependency:

- Consciousness article depends on mereological concepts (parts, wholes, composition, factorization) without independent mereological foundations - The binding problem's dissolution in §7 IS a mereological claim: unity = non-factorizability - This needs to be generalized and connected to the metaphysics article's self-determination framework

Plan:

Write the mereology article. It should: - Generalize the dependency criterion beyond consciousness - Connect to self-determination metaphysics - Resolve classical mereological puzzles within the framework - Set up future ethics work (persons as genuine mereological wholes)

Future work after mereology:

- Ethics/metaethics article connecting persons-as-wholes to normativity - Article bridging metaphysics' self-determining structure to MLTT specifically - Process document update synthesizing the dependency criterion

Work

Run:20260611T223912Z_cfbfd8: accepted new_article Composition as Dependence: When Parts Make Wholes quality_pass