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A map of the arguments of philosophy, broken into explicit premises, inferences and conclusions, each tied to the passage it comes from, each linked to every argument that depends on it or attacks it, and open to dispute by anyone who can cite a text.

Every node shows its status in words: draft was produced by a model and read by nobody; checked has had its inference checked by machine or, on a comparison, has been reviewed by a named human short of attestation, with the qualification shown on the page; attested has been read against its passage by one named human; established by two. A node under dispute is marked contested.

The comparisons set two or more thinkers side by side on one question, each cell a statement with its passage:

• The will: Kant, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche draft
• The thing in itself: Kant, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche checked, with a qualification on the page

• Thinkers 3
• Works 5
• Passages 61
• Claims 118
• Arguments 13
• Readings 4
• Comparisons 2
• Disputes 0
• Attestations 0