This article examines the –=++ operator within the metamonistic framework not as an abstract symbol but as a fundamental ontological mechanism. Through an analogy with the algebraic rule “minus times minus equals plus,” we demonstrate how double negation transforms from a logical operation into a generative force. The operator is revealed as a universal principle responsible for the emergence of objects, subjects, and existential structures from the dynamic contradiction established by the axiom ¬∅. The article provides a step-by-step breakdown of the operator’s mechanics and its phenomenological manifestations, asserting it as the foundation of process ontology.