Chiral Dynamics of Emergent Systems (CODES): Resolving Zeno’s Paradox, Determinism vs. Free Will, and Cartesian Dualism

Dissertation, London School of Economics (2025)
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This paper proposes CODES (Chiral Dynamics of Emergent Systems), a philosophical framework that resolves long-standing paradoxes and debates, including Zeno’s Paradox, determinism vs. free will, and Cartesian dualism. At its core, CODES asserts that existence is governed by the equilibrium between order and chaos, constrained by emergent systems. This dynamic equilibrium underpins the adaptive nature of life, consciousness, and agency, reconciling deterministic constraints with the creative potential of free will. Using examples like a horse moving toward a wall, this paper demonstrates the explanatory power of CODES in redefining philosophical thought.

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