The General Theory of Entirety
The General Theory of Entirety
This preprint (v1.2.1) presents the General Theory of Entirety (GTOE), deriving the origin identity ∑=č²(0)¹ as the regress-free foundation preceding geometry. Key updates: origin layer strictly limited to (0)¹ + č²; pre-geometric recursion (Nfb → UZ → Pfb); falsifiability conditions; GR/QM as X² regimes. For open scholarly examination (192 views/127 downloads as of Jan 1, 2026). Not peer-reviewed. Related: Author book (ISBN forthcoming); testing architecture at OSF.io/gaqh8. Quantitative fits reserved for v2.0.
Version 1.2.1: This release closes and clarifies the X² projection testability regime introduced in v1.2.0, refining geometric language and empirical boundary conditions without altering the core identity ∑ = č²(0)¹ or any ontological commitments of the framework.
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divine coherence in expression, Foundational Physics, Physics (General) Philosophy of Science Mathematics (General), Inertia, Prana, Consciousness, Prāna, pre-geometric, Contextual Domain Trajectory, Origin layer, Physics (General) Philosophy of Science Mathematics (General), Ultimate Zero, Pregeometric Ontology, coherence-in-expression, Projection Framework, pre-geometric theory foundational physics ontology emergence theoretical framework origin of structure, Projection of Universe from Origin layer
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