This collection brings together philosophical notes written during and after the development of The Indefinability of Language and Science Without Foundations. From language and meaning to science, artificial intelligence, neuroscience, cosmology, logic, freedom, and ethics, the same question repeatedly returns: what remains once the search for an absolute foundation is abandoned? These notes do not present a closed system or a new metaphysics. Instead, they explore how meaning emerges within human practices and how science can remain objective without becoming absolute. The result is a philosophical investigation in which language, science, and selfhood are understood not as competing domains, but as different ways in which human beings find their place in the world.