Philosophical Foundations of 𝒩-Theory (v33.1) Authors: Kabakov, Nurlan Urintaevich Description: This work establishes the ontological principles of 𝒩-Theory, a paradigm-shifting framework that reinterprets reality through topological projection. Key postulates: 1. True Zero (𝒩) as the sole fundamental reality 2. Projection Paradox: Classical physics as shadows vs. 𝒩's illumination 3. Resonance Ethics: χ=0.101 as the moral imperative 4. Fractal Truth: PCI=0.318 as the universal invariant 5. Human consciousness as a buffer between 𝒩 and Ω Includes predictions for experimental verification (New Horizons anomaly, cancer eradication).
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This work establishes the ontological principles of 𝒩-Theory, a paradigm-shifting framework that reinterprets reality through topological projection. Key postulates: 1. True Zero (𝒩) as the sole fundamental reality 2. Projection Paradox: Classical physics as shadows vs. 𝒩's illumination 3. Resonance Ethics: χ=0.101 as the moral imperative 4. Fractal Truth: PCI=0.318 as the universal invariant 5. Human consciousness as a buffer between 𝒩 and Ω Includes predictions for experimental verification (New Horizons anomaly, cancer eradication).
Author: Kabakov, Nurlan
Language: English
Subfield: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6949541035
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