Tag: Metric Gaming

Podcast cover: Episode 97 critique—Operationalizing McMurtry's Life-Value Onto-Axiology by Bichara Sahely, with a gold magnifying glass and abstract diagrams in the background.

Episode 97: Critique | Operationalizing McMurtry’s Life-Value Onto-Axiology

How can life-value become operational without reducing life to the metrics it opposes? This critique proposes three improvements: integrate the epistemic triad earlier, anchor the mathematics in a continuous human example, and strengthen the framework’s defenses against metric gaming and institutional capture. Read More

Book cover for Episode 96: Debate—An Operational Architecture for Life-Value by Bichara Sahely, showing gold gears and a human face on the left facing a tree-figurine on the right.

Episode 96: Debate | An Operational Architecture for Life-Value

Can Life-Value Onto-Axiology acquire enough structure to guide real institutions without becoming a new technocratic orthodoxy? This debate tests its operational architecture against metric gaming, administrative paralysis, institutional capture, and the irreducibility of lived experience. Read More