Abstract

This article explores the convergence between Meta-Monism, rooted in the Conflict-Impulse Moment (KMI), and the scattering amplitudes program, exemplified by Nima Arkani-Hamed’s positive geometry framework. Both prioritize impulse space over coordinate space, structuring chaos via positive polytopes (Xk,n in KMI, amplituhedron in amplitudes) and encoding dynamics through boundary symmetries (spherical harmonics in KMI, celestial CFT in amplitudes). Tools like BCFW recursion and dLog-forms model ∇U-dynamics, predicting cosmic voids and black holes. Observational tests align with SDSS-DR7 void distributions (∆crit = 0.78 ± 0.02, R 2 = 0.93) via χ 2 -fitting. Future research includes quantum formalization, holographic dualities, and cosmological tests with DESI/Euclid.