Six philosophical dimensions and shared practice Diagram

Worldview, ontology, truth, epistemology, axiology, and methodology develop distinct questions; each node states the position adopted here.
Arrows show each contribution to shared practice. Experience and consequences can revise those adopted answers.

Experience and questions → domain understanding and conceptual models → expression in language, diagrams, or data → engineering use → consequences and feedback.
A private sinthome's computational ontology articulates conceptual relations among person, counterpart, work, and change for language-model interpretation and use. Meaning relates representations to subjects; bodies, machines, and material processes realize activity.
Representations can concern reality, hypotheses, or fiction. Actual-world claims invite correspondence checks; model-based inference uses its interpretation and conditions.

Personal-first humanism concerns concrete lives, agency, and chosen development. A reading interface can therefore aim to sustain a line of thought and reduce navigation needed to recover connections.
Person and model understand, model, express, construct, and evaluate together. Reader experience can revise the interface, criteria, and interpretation of the value direction.