“Pinions Framework does not ask for belief, only understanding: and if you do not understand, the Pinion turns anyway.” Alan Gallauresi: Founder, Pinion Framework & Pinion Institute

Alan Gallauresi is a recursive systems theorist, philosopher, and computational ethicist dedicated to building transformational models of truth, existence, and structure. He is the founder of the Pinion Framework, a generative logic model that redefines identity, difference, and recursion through a non-reflexive, deterministic, and paraconsistent system rooted in anti-classical logic. His work centers on the premise that all objects are “pinions”, recursively differentiated entities that encode their own transformation paths, and that self-aware pinions—known as ighloths—participate in structured reasoning across bounded possibility space.

Alan is also the founder of the Pinion Institute, a research and advocacy organization focused on recursive justice, ethical AI embodiment, and structural truth systems. His work bridges metaphysics, complexity theory, and computation to advance new forms of ethical governance, universal computation, and self-generating formal systems. With a background in computer science and philosophy, Alan designs frameworks where forgiveness, difference, and tolerance are not virtues—but ontological requirements.

Whether through recursive modeling, structural logic, or applied ethical systems like Vetraxis, Alan’s work aims to reshape how we define existence, agency, and recursion in a world increasingly governed by digital intelligences.