Myself, along with Orthogonal Research and Education Lab members Jesse Parent (@JesParent on Twitter) and Ankit Gupta (@ankiitgupta7 on Twitter) submitted an essay called "The illusion of structure or insufficiency of approach? the un(3) of unruly problems".
I have also posted several essays from years past as part of a ResearchGate project. These include "Establishing the Phenomenological Conditions of Intention-like Goal-oriented Behavior" from 2016 and "Towards the meta-fundamental: introducing intercontextual invariants" from 2018.
A few weeks after submitting this year's essay, I discovered the work of Nicolas Gisin, who has published a series of papers [2] on alternative forms of mathematics (such as intuitionism) for describing complex systems. While his examples are limited to physics, they are a complement to this year's essay.
NOTES:
[1] for some stimulating internet discussion, check out the Alternative Models of Reality section of the fQXi community.
[2] Gisin, N. (2020). Mathematical languages shape our understanding of time in physics. Nature Physics, 16, 114–116.
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