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Is there anything in epistemology beyond exploration+reinforcement learning (RL)? [closed]

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Philosophy of concepts - can it be (gradually) expressed in type theory?

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Philosophy and ontology of tools (instruments), their design and creation (as part of philosophy of action and agency)? Meta-actions?

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What consequences (types of) exist in the real world (categorical monoidal logic)?

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What is understanding (of natural language texts) and how can we test or measure it?

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Who (name of the science) researches meaning communicated through arts?

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How philosophers reason about closeness of one theory to the other theory (approximation, learnability, discovery of theory)?

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Are there moral dilemmas that can not be solved just by unbounded resources, that require something other to solve them?

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Formal definition of "natural" and "naturalness" for the ethics and moral philosophy of "natural law"?

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Is there anything in epistemology beyond exploration+reinforcement learning (RL)? [closed]

Philosophy of concepts - can it be (gradually) expressed in type theory?

Philosophy and ontology of tools (instruments), their design and creation (as part of philosophy of action and agency)? Meta-actions?

What consequences (types of) exist in the real world (categorical monoidal logic)?

What is understanding (of natural language texts) and how can we test or measure it?

Who (name of the science) researches meaning communicated through arts?

How philosophers reason about closeness of one theory to the other theory (approximation, learnability, discovery of theory)?

Are there moral dilemmas that can not be solved just by unbounded resources, that require something other to solve them?

Formal definition of "natural" and "naturalness" for the ethics and moral philosophy of "natural law"?