Aditya Prasad
Writing at the intersection of contemplative practice, philosophy, and mathematics.
I'm interested in the deep structure of experience — what contemplative traditions have mapped for millennia and what formal systems can illuminate about that terrain. My work explores how rigorous inquiry and meditative insight can inform each other, without collapsing the distinction between them.
Recent essays
- Beings That Can Prove Their Own Openness Jun 2026
The universe could have been deterministic underneath, with the seeming openness of the future a mere illusion. Instead, it is provable from the inside—almost as if we were meant to find out.
- The World as an Inference Loop Jun 2026
Why ‘Reality’ Might Be a Stable Illusion
- Reclaiming the Miraculous Jun 2026
We've convinced ourselves we live in a world of 'pitiless indifference'—and we're turning it into one to match. A way out, relying on nothing more than radical honesty about what we can and can't know.