Abstract

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 (Pi/Pe). It concludes by situating life as the paradigmatic expression of anarchy: order arising immanently from conflict without external design