Kasei Theory: Scientific Institution as Structural Fixation

Key Points

• This analysis explores the concept of science as a fixed institution, questioning the nature of truth and observation.
• Conceptual analysis of scientific discourse
• Philosophical exploration of institutional roles in science
• Science is described as fixed within institutional structures.
• Key concepts like truth, observation, and reproducibility lack presence and causal dynamics.
• The analysis concludes that science functions as an institutional fixation without introducing temporality.