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19 books in seriesThe New Sociology of Science Summary
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Book 1
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Response to Automation-Driven Labour Displacement: Adaptive Universal Transaction Tax and Request-Based Universal Basic Income (Monograph) (February 20, 2026)
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Book 2
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Decentralised Urbanism, Autonomous Habitation, and Adaptive Population Dynamics: A Systems-Theoretic Framework (Monograph)
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Book 3
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A UNIFIED STRUCTURAL THEORY OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS: DOCTORAL THESIS (Monograph)
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Book 4
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The Topology of REM Mentation (Dreams): Attractors, Affective Projections, and the Dual-Regime Architecture of Consciousness (Monograph)
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Book 5
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A Formal Theory of Genre Persistence, Applied to the Medieval Latin Bestiary: Adaptive Pedagogical Systems with Invariant Kernels (Monograph)
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Book 6
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Testing Nothingness and Evaluating the Inevitability of Life: A Deductive Chain from Being to Persistence, Intelligence, and the Limits of Inquiry (Monograph)
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Book 7
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Adaptive Observer Theory: Navigation of Incompleteness and Incompatibility (Monograph)
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Book 8
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Structural Necessity Theory: Mathematical Isomorphism, Self-Consistent Constants, and the Epistemic Architecture of Physical Law (Monograph)
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Book 9
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A Dark-Sector-Free Cosmology: Local Gravity of Quantum Vacuum (αLGQV) (Monograph)
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Book 10
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The Architecture of Concealment: A Mathematical Theory of Secrecy from Cells to Civilizations (Monograph)
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Book 11
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THE CONSISTENT UNIVERSE (αLGQV Theory): SINGULARITIES RESOLVED, DARK SECTOR DISSOLVED, PARAMETERS DERIVED (Monograph)
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Book 12
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The New Sociology of Science
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- By: Boris Kriger
- Narrated by: Daniel Byshenk
- Length: 5 hrs and 57 mins
- Unabridged
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In The New Sociology of Science, Boris Kriger delivers a direct challenge to the institutional foundations of modern science. The book argues that truth alone has never been enough — and is not even decisive. What determines whether an idea becomes science is not its correctness, but its ability to pass through fragile, often distorted social channels of persistence. Reinterpreting Auguste Comte, Kriger overturns the classical view: sociology is not the highest science — it is the hidden condition without which no science exists at all. From this follows a disturbing conclusion.
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The New Sociology of Science
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- Narrated by: Daniel Byshenk
- Length: 5 hrs and 57 mins
- Release date: 28-07-26
- Language: English
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Book 13
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Locke Without Metaphysics
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- By: Boris Kriger
- Narrated by: Timothy Hagaman
- Length: 3 hrs and 49 mins
- Unabridged
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Classical epistemology asked "how does the mind acquire knowledge of the world?" and spent three and a half centuries unable to answer, because the question was badly posed. It presupposed a division between mind and world, between subject and object, between inner representation and outer reality — a division that does not exist in nature.
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Locke Without Metaphysics
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- Narrated by: Timothy Hagaman
- Length: 3 hrs and 49 mins
- Release date: 24-06-26
- Language: English
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Book 14
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Decoherence of Social Systems
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- By: Boris Kriger
- Narrated by: Richard Bryce Wallis
- Length: 3 hrs and 23 mins
- Unabridged
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Why do the best ideas produce the worst outcomes? Saint-Simon sacrificed his fortune, his title, and his health to build a fairer world. Marx devoted his life to liberating the working class. The architects of liberal democracy genuinely believed in human dignity. Yet every system they created — however noble its origin — ended by devouring the people it promised to serve.
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Decoherence of Social Systems
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- Narrated by: Richard Bryce Wallis
- Length: 3 hrs and 23 mins
- Release date: 05-06-26
- Language: English
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Book 15
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THE STRUCTURAL THEORY OF WISDOM: Operational Foundation and Methodology (Monograph)
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Book 16
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IMAGINARY COMPONENT ATTRIBUTION SWAPS THEORY (ICAST): A COMPLEX-ALGEBRA IN THE FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSICS (Monograph)
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Book 17
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αLGQV Theory Predictions Confirmed : NANOGrav, P-ACT, DESI, Big Ring (Monograph)
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Book 18
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Topology of Quantum Chromodynamics and Isotopology: The Extension of αLGQV and ICAST to the Strong Sector (Monograph)
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Book 19
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Structural Persistence and Coherence Analysis: A Topological–Dissipative Method Across Physical (Monograph)
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