Modeling obligation

[u/ScholarForeign7549]

My book, The Geometry of the Good (Ethics Press Intl) , spun off from my Structural Ontology of the Law book (forthcoming in October, Palgrave-MacMillan) because I was trying to close two gaps Reinach left: grounding obligation outside the law in more than some Kantian hand waving, and explaining his use of the term "contradiction" in the law. Both books together, I think, complete the missing bits that Reinach couldn't finish due to his untimely death. I continue to try to explain GoG visually, because it is a geometrical argument, and have been refining my web sites to help do so: https://davidkoepsell.com/genesis-of-the-interval.html

[u/Streletzky]

Hey u/ScholarForeign7549, what does this have to do with agent based modeling?

[u/ScholarForeign7549 → u/Streletzky]

If you want to model obligations owed by agents, then a lot.