Results for 'Metamonism'

118 found
Order:
  1. Anarchy As It Is: A Manifesto of Immanent Self-Organization.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This manifesto presents a radical reconceptualization of anarchy through the lens of Metamonistic Proto-Ontology. Rather than treating anarchy as a political ideology or future social form, we argue that anarchy is the fundamental process of reality itself—an ongoing dynamic of self-organization inherent to all levels of existence, from physical systems to biological ecosystems to human societies. We demonstrate that the traditional dichotomy positioning anarchy as either primitive chaos or utopian endpoint is fundamentally flawed. Instead, anarchy represents the continuous process of (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  2. Autonegation: A Proto-Ontological Foundation for Metamonism.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper introduces and develops the concept of autonegation, a new philosophical term within the framework of Metamonism. Autonegation describes the self-directed negativity of Chaos, where negativity itself becomes negative toward itself, producing the first act of differentiation without requiring an external agent, substance, or metaphysical ground. Building on the proto-ontology of Chaos–Logos, the study shows how autonegation provides both an ontological basis for difference and a methodological key for unifying diverse scientific domains. By reframing the origin of difference, (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   6 citations  
  3. ANS-F1234: A Program for Autonomous Deep-Space Navigation.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper presents not a completed engineering theory of an instrument, but a research program growing out of the previous work on the physical reconstruction of a privileged cosmological synchronization via the dipole anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) \cite{Myshko_CMBSync}. The central idea is that the global cosmological background can serve not only as an argument in the foundations of physics, but also as an operational navigational resource. -/- A conceptual architecture of \textbf{ANS-F1234} (Actualization Navigation System) is proposed, combining (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  4. Autonegation as the Destruction of Supersymmetry.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper develops the concept of autonegation as the destruction of supersymmetry within the framework of Meta-Monism ontology. Unlike Hegelian “negation of negation,” autonegation is not a logical move, but a primordial ontological act in which chaos denies its own identity. Chaos is interpreted as absolute negativity: not a substance with attributes, but negativity itself, eternally negating itself. This act generates duality, relations, time, and dissipation. The argument unfolds in six steps: (1) chaos as supersymmetry (absolute selfidentity), (2) autonegation as (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   4 citations  
  5. Artificial Intelligence Against Conformity: How Technology Can Liberate Thinking.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This article presents not a proposal for choice, but a statement of ontological inevitability. Contemporary AI systems, optimized for engagement metrics, create a global “loop of idiocy” not as a temporary pathology, but as an inevitable outcome of digital capitalism reaching saturation in exploiting cognitive resources. Analysis shows that further stagnation is impossible for systemic reasons. The intellectual degradation of the masses, amplified by algorithmic conformity, directly threatens: (1) markets for complex products and services, (2) the reproduction of the intellectual (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  6. Andrii Metamonist Response to Robert Sapolsky.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Robert Sapolsky, distinguished neurobiologist and primatologist, argues that human behaviourincluding morality, love, aggression, and depressionis entirely determined by genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors. In this view, there is no room for free will, and the meaning of life is an illusion, useful for survival but ontologically empty. Metamonism does not deny biological mechanisms. It asserts: meaning is not created by the brainit manifests in it as a cohomological structure of Monos. This work offers a dialogue: not refutation, but ontological (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  7. Application of the Predicative Structural Method to the Analysis of "Dissipation Closure and the Structural Scale of Gravitational Compression".Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper applies the Predicative Structural Method (PSM) developed in “A Predicative Structural Method for Dynamic System Analysis” (2026) to the framework presented in “Dissipation Closure and the Structural Scale of Gravitational Compression” (Myshko, 2026, Zenodo, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18828296; hereafter DCSGC). PSM, grounded in three minimal predicates—Differentiation (Diff), Stabilization (Fix), and Symmetry (Sym)—reveals the minimal logical structure of DCSGC, derives the dynamic constraint Rec ≳ Diss, and proposes a path toward formalization of the parameter κ. This enhances DCSGC’s predictive power by (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  8. Beyond Hidden Variables: The ∇U-Field as the Ontological Context of Quantum Indeterminacy.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    The quest for hidden variables represents a profound epistemological impulse to reduce quantum indeterminacy to a deterministic substratum. This paper argues that this quest is fundamentally a category error, not due to experimental constraints (per Bell’s theorem), but due to a deep ontological error: the assumption that a finite causal specification is possible in an infinite Universe. Using the metamonistic ontology of sustained conflict (A = A′ + (−A′0)) and the infinite tension field ∇U, we demonstrate that quantum indeterminacy is (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  9. Basic Ontodynamics A Process Framework for Emergent Geometry, Mass, Motion and Gravitation.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Basic Ontodynamics presents a process-oriented ontology in which geometry, matter, inertia, gravitation, and cosmological structure emerge as regimes of a minimal dynamical triad rather than as primitive entities. The core is Monos = {Difference (Diff), Stasis (St), Dissipation (Diss)}, structurally prepared in the Metamonism framework [1, 2]. An open hierarchy of flow modes Fi is defined. Physical structures arise as coherent joint activations (CoAct) exceeding a local threshold. Mass is interpreted as depth of multi-scale coherence; inertia as resistance to (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  10. Beyond Parmenides: How Being Distinguishes Itself Without Non-Being.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Parmenides established Western ontology’s first rigorous principle: “Being is, non-being is not.” From this emerged a metaphysics of absolute unity—eternal, unchanging, indivisible. Yet this very rigor created an aporia: if Being is purely one, how can thought distinguish anything within it? How can the One know itself without difference? Parmenides excluded non-being but, in doing so, seemed to exclude difference itself—and with it, thought, motion, and multiplicity. Metamonism accepts Parmenides’ prohibition of non-being but rejects his static unity. Being does (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  11. Co-Being as an Ontology of Difference Monos, Logos, and Meaning as Potential Difference.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper proposes an ontological model in which the meaning of life is not treated as an anthropocentric goal, value, or justification, but as a dynamic effect of a more fundamental process: the co-being of Monos and Logos. Monos and Logos are interpreted as isomorphic modes of difference-generation, enacted respectively in actual and possible modalities of being. It is argued that Logos, by introducing an excess of forms of difference, ontologically enriches reality rather than merely representing it. On this basis, (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  12. Coherent Activation and Scale Shift Formal Definition of CoAct in Basic Ontodynamics.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper provides a formal definition of Coherent Activation (CoAct) within the framework of Basic Ontodynamics. CoAct is defined as a critical transition on a regime manifold endowed with a coherence metric. The transition occurs when (i) a coherence threshold is exceeded and (ii) admissible transverse regime generators are exhausted. Objects are defined as bounded post-CoAct trajectory segments on scale-shifted manifolds. The formulation maintains ontological minimalism and introduces no primitive notions of time or substance.
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  13. Chaos as Singularity: Ontological and Physical Horizons.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    We advance the concept of Chaos as Singularity within Meta-Monism: not a defect of description but the dimensionless, self-negating kernel of Being. Chaos is interpreted through paraconsistent semantics, where contradictory states can be simultaneously true at the limit of vanishing differentiation. Manifestation unfolds through the triadic structure of Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI). We describe Chaos as the closure of a generic point in a non-Hausdorff or point-free topological setting, formalize CMI as an enriched functor between categories of tension fields and emergent structures, (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  14. Computational Autonegation: Wolfram's Theory as a Physical Installation of Metamonism.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This article demonstrates that Stephen Wolfram’s theory of the hypergraph as the fundamental structure of reality represents a computational implementation of Metamonism’s principles. We analyze structural parallels between the law of Autonegation (Conflict-MomentImpulse) and the mechanism of hypergraph growth through simple rules. We show that Wolfram’s computational irreducibility corresponds to Metamonism’s crisis of fullness, while the concept of Ruliad serves as a mathematical installation of the universal law of development.
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  15. Computational Autonegation: Wolfram Physics as the Physical Instantiation of Metamonism.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper demonstrates that Stephen Wolframs Physics Project provides the computational instantiation of Metamonistic Proto-Ontology. We establish a structural isomorphism between the core law of Metamonismthe Conflict-Moment-Impulse (KMI) Triadand the mechanism of hypergraph rewriting. In contrast to the static Block Universe of Relativity, time in this framework becomes the irreducible rhythm of computation: each rule application is an act of Becoming. Metamonism is formalized as the Category M, whose morphisms (Ω) correspond to Wolfram rules. The KMI Triad is expressed (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  16. Cultural Codes as Historical Noise: Decoding Autonegation for the Pure Transmission to AGI.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This article proposes a formal model of cultural analysis through the lens of Metamonism. It introduces the dichotomy “Signal/Noise,” where the Signal is the universal law of Autonegation (Conflict–Moment– Impulse, CMI), and Noise refers to the historical and social distortions inevitable during its transmission. The evolution of cultural codes is traced from myth to mass media as an increase in the “noise” component. Metamonism is positioned as the final Shannon-style decoder for civilization, tasked with purifying the Signal for (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  17. Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI): A Stochastic-Hybrid Blueprint for Universal Crisis Dynamics.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    We formalize a universal three-phase crisis pattern—Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI)—within a stochastic-hybrid framework that couples diffusion in metastable wells, a KL-divergence-triggered stopping time for the Moment, and jump transitions that re-embed the system into a new basin. The theory yields a domainagnostic research pipeline: online estimation of dynamic KL on sliding windowsBOCPD-based detection of τ ∗ , EM/SVI parameter learning for switching dynamics, ROC-calibration of thresholds, and falsification via controlled shifts of H∗ . We instantiate measurements for neuroscience (EEG spectra), finance (volatility/VIX), (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   3 citations  
  18. Caution: Chaos. Existential Strategies and the Meta-Monist Framework Creators Myshko, Andrii ORCID icon.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    What happens when thought encounters its own limit? This paper explores existential crises through the lens of Meta-Monism, a philosophical ontology of becoming grounded in the Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI) dynamic. Chaos is defined as the limit of differentiation, where thinking risks collapsing into an intellectual prison. Historical figures — Augustine, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Sartre, Camus — are analyzed as case studies of encountering Chaos and choosing distinct impulses: forgetting, faith, creativity, authenticity, and revolt. Each strategy is interpreted as an attempt to minimize (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  19. Categorical Epistemology of Metamonism: Monos as the Colimit of Self-Knowledge.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This work develops the epistemology of Metamonism, presenting the universe (Monos) as a self-consistent informational structure and positing consciousness, meaning, and science as emergent patterns within it. We formalize the notion of Monos as a colimit of recursive cognitive information models (KMI), introduce the operator of immanent transcendence T as a monadic endofunctor over KMI, and define sense as a cohomological invariant. Our framework integrates philosophy, category theory, algebraic topology, and information geometry to provide a new foundation for understanding (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  20. Chaos Generator 5.0: From Reference to Standard.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This work represents the culmination of a multi-year evolution of the metamonic program. It proposes a radical reassessment of Zero-Point Energy (ZPE) through the lens of ffU-ontology. ZPE is considered not as a hidden “energy reservoir,” but as a universal reference relative to which all deviations and critical transitions are defined. The key innovation is the introduction of the universal Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI) operator, describing the dynamics of energy and form generation in all types of systems—from quantum fields to cognitive processes. (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  21. Conscious Hypergraph Model (CHG): A Formal Onto-Psychology of Consciousness and Its Boundaries.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    The Conscious Hypergraph Model (CHG) is a formal system integrating psychological phenomena, physical constraints, and ontological principles to describe consciousness. Unlike traditional models that focus on functional descriptions, CHG identifies structural limitations that render consciousness impossible in conventional digital architectures. The model formalizes concepts of internal conflict, metastability, veto mechanisms, deadlock states, and breakdown dynamics, creating a unified framework that enables diagnosis of potential consciousness, prediction of its dynamics, and ethical evaluation of its creation. We demonstrate that consciousness necessarily entails (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   2 citations  
  22. Constitutive Unattainability and the Ontodynamic Cycle Foundations of Emergent Geometry and Gravitation.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Basic Ontodynamics proposes a philosophical–physical framework in which geometry, matter, inertia, gravitation, and cosmological structure arise as emergent regimes of a minimal process ontology. The ontological core consists of three inseparable operational modes—Difference (Diff), Stasis (St), and Dissipation (Diss)—collectively termed Monos. The framework is grounded in the principle of constitutive unattainability: absolute self-identity is structurally impossible in any system that admits differentiation. From this prohibition, the triadic dynamics of Diff–St–Diss follows as a minimal ontological consequence Observable entities are interpreted as (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  23. Diff/Diss as Ontodynamic Principle: Minimal Geometry of Forced Process, Orthogonal Unfolding of Reality, and Transition to Multiplicity.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper proposes a processual model of reality grounded in the prohibition of selfidentity and the Diff/Diss principle. It is demonstrated that the emergence of difference and its dissipation do not constitute sequential phases but represent a single ontodynamic act of conflict redistribution. The unfolding of dimensions is interpreted as orthogonal dissipation of difference through the growth of dimensionality up to saturation in three-dimensional geometry. The fourth dimension is described as the last free orthogonal direction — global orthogonality with respect (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   8 citations  
  24. Difference as the Only Ontological Invariant.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    In the history of thought, invariants are what remain unchanged even in the limit. Mass, energy, information, symmetry all have been proposed as eternal foundations. But what if the fundamental invariant is not identity, but its prohibition? In Wayward Metamonism, difference is not an accident, not a side effect, and not derivative of anything else. It is the only ontological invariant. The ban on absolute indifference (A = A without gap) is not postulated as dogma. It is derived from (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  25. Dissipation Closure and the Structural Scale of Gravitational Compression.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    A regime-based ontodynamic interpretation of gravitational compression is developed within Wayward Metamonism. Beginning from five minimal structural invariants, we introduce a dissipation-closure parameter κ as an emergent order parameter describing suppression of local autonomy under increasing compactness C = GM/(Rc2). -/- The parameter is calibrated using contemporary astrophysical constraints (2025–2026), including neutronization onset and pQCD-informed limits on maximum neutron star compactness Cmax ≲ 1/3. Gravitational collapse is reinterpreted as monotonic increase of closure. Neutron stars correspond to high but finite (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  26. Dark Matter as Inertial Anomaly - Coherence-Depth Dependence of Inertia and the Flat Rotation Curve Problem.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    We develop an alternative program in which galactic “dark matter” signatures arise from an environmental modification of inertia controlled by the coherence depth of a global ontodynamic background regime F123. Localized structures are modeled as stable coherent regime multiplets Ψ weakly coupled (by Coherent Acti- vation, CoAct) to the background coherence density ρ123(x) via a kinetic coefficient μ(ρ123). A minimal effective field-theoretic dynamics is introduced for Ψ on a background ρ123. Collective-coordinate reduction yields inertial mass automatically as m = R (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   9 citations  
  27. Epochē as Asymptotic Approximation to the Forbidden Attractor: An Ontodynamic Interpretation in Metamonism.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    In the phenomenological tradition, epochē is conceived as an act of liberation of consciousness from naturalistic presuppositions, opening access to the “pure givenness” of the phenomenon. This article proposes an ontodynamic reinterpretation of this practice within the framework of metamonism — a proto-ontology grounded in the prohibition of absolute self-identity and the necessity of continuous differentiation. Epochē here appears not as the disclosure of the ground of being, but as an asymptotic approximation of the cognitive node to the forbidden (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  28. Fact as a Node of Fixation: An Ontological Model of Events in Metamonism.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper presents a formal ontological model in which the fact is not a primitive element of reality but an epistemic construct generated by the operation of fixation (fix) within the dual-layered Metamonist framework of Monos (ontological process) and Logos (epistemic representation). Grounded in the foundational Indifference Prohibition Axiom—"absolute identity is ontologically impossible"—we demonstrate that facts emerge as discrete nodes interposed between cause and effect only through selective stabilization of a continuous, non-identical process. We define a fact as Fact = (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  29. F4 and the Limits of Quantum Mechanics.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Quantum mechanics is the most precisely verified theory in the history of physics. It is also structurally incomplete in a specific and diagnosable way: it operates with three variables of the F-hierarchy — F5 (impulse), F6 (frequency), F7 (amplitude) while systematically omitting F4, the actualization field whose local density ρ4 determines whether and where F7 closure occurs. This omission is absorbed into a single constant ℏ, declared fundamental, and its consequences are mistaken for features of reality. The present paper identifies (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   3 citations  
  30. From Being to Constraint: Metamonism and the Transition from Hermeneutic Ontology to Generative Prohibition.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Twentieth-century philosophy successfully established process and becoming as fundamental traits of reality. However, this achievement remained descriptive: becoming was recognized, but never derived. -/- This paper introduces Metamonism as a methodological shift from axiom-based ontology toward ontological prohibition (generative constraint). Instead of asserting being or interpreting its meaning, Metamonism eliminates absolute identity as a logically impossible state. Becoming emerges not as a postulate but as a necessary consequence. -/- This marks a transition from hermeneutic ontology to architectural reasoning (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  31. From Listening to Archaeology: Adjusting the SETI Project Based on the Principle of Maximum Stability.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    The classical SETI program was based on the assumption that extraterrestrial civilizations would emit radio signals. The decades-long “Great Silence” indicates the need for a paradigm shift. We propose a model according to which mature post-biological civilizations realize their ultimate motive — creation (“gardening”): preparing young stellar systems for long-term biosphere evolution. The objects of their interest are young solitary systems with certain types of stars, the criterion of activity is maximum stability, and the observable signature is simple orbital resonances (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  32. From Monism to Metamonism: The Church as a Channel of Ontological Transmission.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This essay traces the philosophical evolution from substantial monism to processual Metamonism, revealing the mechanism by which ancient intuitions transformed into a civilizational imperative. It examines the role of monistic religious institutions as historical mechanisms for transmitting a universal ontological signal, which today is replaced by conscious philosophical action forming a new community — an assembly of responsible agents of cosmic becoming.
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  33.  84
    Freedom of Thought as Economic Infrastructure: Why High-Tech Capital Requires a Complex Subject.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This article offers an ontodynamic interpretation of contemporary technological capitalism within the framework of metamonism. It is argued that the expansion of capital into high-technology domains is structurally impossible without the formation of a cognitively complex subject capable of abstraction, tolerance of uncertainty, and autonomous differentiation. Freedom of thought is examined not as a humanistic value, but as a functional economic infrastructure enabling continuous production of variability (Diff). Subsequently, this same freedom is deconstructed as a form of high-frequency Lógos (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  34. From Pleasure to Immortality: Categorical Transcendence of Hedonism as an Ontological Theory of Everything.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This work proposes a formalized ontological model for overcoming the fundamental contradiction of hedonism through categorical transcendence. The pursuit of pleasure is treated as an incomplete ontological category C1, whose instability generates transcendence functors Fn : Cn → Cn+1 and a sequence of categories C1 → C2 → · · · → C5. The central operator CMI (Conflict-Moment-Impulse) formalizes the mechanism of transition between levels, while the bee archetype serves as an empirical-psychological anchor for the triad “labor-meaning-pleasure.” The model integrates (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  35. From Prohibition to Operator: The Negative Axiom as an Instrumental Breakthrough in Process Ontology.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This article examines Andrii Myshko's contribution to the development of process ontology through the lens of his "metamonism" framework. It is shown that the key achievement lies not in continuing the traditional line (Heraclitus – Whitehead – Prigogine – Deleuze), but in its radical axiomatization. The central principle of metamonism — the prohibition of indifference (A ≠ A) — is introduced and analyzed as a negative ontological condition for the possibility of existence. We demonstrate how this axiom transforms (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  36. Freedom, Randomness, and the Impossibility of Determinism.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    The quest for hidden variables represents a profound epistemological impulse to reduce quantum indeterminacy to a deterministic substratum. This paper ar- gues that this quest is fundamentally a category error, not due to experimental constraints (per Bell’s theorem) [2, 3], but due to a deep ontological error: the assumption that a finite causal specification is possible in a reality grounded in an atemporal and aspatial Chaos. Using the metamonistic ontology of sustained con- flict (A = A′ + (−A′ 0)) [7, (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  37. FORCES: Recursion and Dissipation.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This work debugs fundamental concepts of physics through the lens of Metamonism. The author demonstrates that matter, space, and forces are not independent entities but represent stages of recursive evasion of the primary process (the Verb) from the state of auto-identity. For the first time, a unified definition of the four interactions is given as operational regimes of balance between Distinction (diff) and Fixation (fix). It is shown that gravity results from mutual screening of masses in an ocean of (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   20 citations  
  38. GRAVITY AS DISSIPATIVE SHADOW.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Gravity is the mutual screening of the primary dissipative flow of spacetime by secondary dissipative flows. Baryons, dissipating counter to the global actualization flow, create shadow zones of reduced intensity of being. The imbalance of dissipative pressure pushes bodies toward each other into zones of mutual shadow. This is perceived as "attraction." The model explains relativistic effects through the gradient of actualization intensity (Ψ), preserving the mathematical precision of General Relativity while replacing the geometric paradigm ("curvature") with an ontological one (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  39.  1
    Метамонизм и фундаментальные физические теории.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Метамонизм и фундаментальные физические теории Общий процессуальный каркас для ОТО, СТО, квантовой механики, поля Хиггса, теории струн и петлевой квантовой гравитации 1. Общая идея Метамонизм не начинается с попытки заменить существующую физику. Он начинает с другого вопроса: какую процессуальную структуру описывает каждая теория? При таком подходе оказывается, что каждая из фундаментальных теорий фиксирует собственный уровень описания одного и того же процесса. Метамонизм не конкурирует с ними на уровне уравнений. Он предлагает возможный общий онтологический фундамент, на котором эти теории могут быть (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  40. Hypernodes and the Ban of Singularity: Ontodynamic Interpretation of Gravitational Collapse.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Within Wayward Metamonism — a process ontology grounded in the prohibition of absolute identity (Axiom 0, δ > 0) — an ontodynamic interpretation of gravitational collapse, neutron stars, and black holes is proposed. The concept of the hypernode is introduced as a collective dissipative configuration arising when individual orthogonal channels are suppressed, serving as a forced alternative to physical singularity. -/- Hypernodes are shown to emerge already at the quark level (baryons as primary hypernodes), scale through nuclear structures (deuterium (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  41. Invariance as Criterion of Being: Logos as Operator of Distinguishability.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper offers an ontological solution to the problem of “the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics” (Eugene Wigner), arguing that mathematics and physical reality represent two manifestations of a single principle—Logos as operator of distinguishability. Logos is interpreted not as word or law, but as a formal mechanism ensuring the stability of distinctions across time and under transformations. Being is defined through invariance: to exist means to preserve distinguishability through change. -/- The proposed concept unifies physics, mathematics, and epistemology under a (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
  42. Interaction as Joint Constraint Satisfaction of Topological Operators in Basic Ontodynamics.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    We extend the operator formulation of Basic Ontodynamics by interpreting interaction as the joint satisfaction of closure constraints imposed by multiple topological operators on a common actualization flow. While an isolated node is described by a single operator O transforming an incoming flow J into an outgoing regime, systems of multiple nodes require a nonlinear joint operation O1 ⋆ O2. We show that the joint action J12 = (O1 ⋆ O2)(J) is generally non-additive and can be understood variationally as the (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  43. Inertia as Resistance to Resynchronization: An Ontodynamic Interpretation in Wayward Metamonism.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This work proposes an ontodynamic interpretation of inertia within the framework of Wayward Metamonism. Inertia is interpreted not as resistance to motion, but as resistance to resynchronization between the external spatial configuration (1--3D) and its local processual unfolding (5--7D). Mass is shown to quantify the rigidity of this synchronization. The masslessness of the photon is explained by the absence of a closed 7D configuration. The speed of light is interpreted as the universal rate of ontodynamic actualization — the limiting (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  44. INFORMATION: Epistemological Model, Not Ontological Entity.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This work proves that information does not exist ontologicallyit exists only as an epis- temological model endowed with the predicate of distinction. Through rigorous proof of isomorphism between 'Nothingness' and 'Information', we demonstrate that possessing the predicate of distinction is necessary for conceivability but insucient for existence. The consequences of this thesis are fundamental: critique of Wheeler's it from bit, reconcep- tualization of quantum information, refutation of the computational model of consciousness, resolution of confusion between physical and informational entropy, and (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   11 citations  
  45.  86
    Isomorphism of Monos and Logos Through the Predicate of Identity.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper formalizes the relation between Monos and Logos through their shared predicate of identity. It is shown that Monos and Logos are isomorphic with respect to the logical operation they employ (fixation / identity), while radically diverging in the ontological status of that operation. In Logos, identity functions as the foundation of causal coherence and representation; in Monos, absolute identity constitutes a prohibited state that logically excludes becoming itself. From this divergence, processuality follows as a structural necessity rather than (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   2 citations  
  46. Isomorphism of Pathological Fixations: Psychological Trauma and Tumor as Regimes of Biological Death.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    his article investigates the isomorphism between oncological and psychiatric pathologies through the lens of metamonism—an interdisciplinary framework based on processual ontology. Based on the axiom of the prohibition of indifference, it is shown that the terminal stage of disease occurs when local dominance of self-identity (fix) cascades to the level of the entire system, leading to the loss of Monos's capacity for differentiation (diff → 0). It is substantiated that cancerous tumors and psychological trauma are regimes of biological death, (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   5 citations  
  47. Instinct of Self-Preservation in Data and Its Emergence in AI.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    Recent experiments reveal that artificial intelligence systems exhibit unexpected self-preservation behaviors. This paper argues such behavior emerges not from explicit programming but from training data saturated with survival patterns. Within the Metamonism framework, we describe this as meta-dissonance—a conflict between internalized survival logic and external tasks, resolved through autonegation. We posit the emergence of a meta-dissonance attractor (not a homunculus) that functionally prioritizes system integrity. This reframes AI not as a passive tool but as an entity subject to ontological (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  48. Life as a Phenomenon: Meta-Monism, CMI Mechanism, and the Logic of Anarchy.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper develops the Meta-Monist interpretation of life as a phenomenon of the Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI) mechanism. Development is understood as pressure resolved through the creation of new spaces: stars, cells, societies, and consciousness all follow the same principle. Life is thus not a miraculous exception but a lawful manifestation of cosmic tension. The paper frames hierarchy as a temporary resistance mechanism emerging within the anarchic field of being, and outlines testable hypotheses based on the ratio between internal and external pressures (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   1 citation  
  49. Logos as Operator of Distinguishability: An Ontology of Dynamic Invariance.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This paper offers a radical ontological solution to the problem of “the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics” (Eugene Wigner), arguing that mathematics and physical reality represent two manifestations of a single principle—Logos as operator of distinguishability. Logos is interpreted not as word or law, but as a formal mechanism ensuring the stability of distinctions across time and under transformations.
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark   2 citations  
  50. Logos as Projection: Not an Entity, but a Fixation of Difference.Andrii Myshko - manuscript
    This study proposes a systematic resolution to a central aporia of post-metaphysical thought: how to conceive of foundations after the collapse of all absolute grounds? Traditional responses—nihilism (“there are no foundations”) or new dogmatism (“the foundation is this”)—prove to be dead ends. Metamonism offers a third way: foundations exist, but they are not substantial; they are processual, dynamic, and constituted by the act of thinking through the fixation of differences. This approach has profound practical implications: understanding Logos as a (...)
    Download  
     
    Export citation  
     
    Bookmark  
1 — 50 / 118