ArXe Theory Core
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: ArXe Theory is an ontological framework proposing that determination emerges from indetermination through a recursive process called exentation—a structural act of self-differentiation that produces an “Other” necessary for definition. The theory unfolds across hierarchical levels (T⁰–T³), each resolving contradictions from the previous one: T⁰: pure contradiction, undetermined ground; T¹: binary alterity, emergence of probability; T⁻¹: temporal alternation, birth of irreversible time; T²: spatial persistence, reversible relations; T³: triadic structure, objectivity and historical time. These levels generate the conditions for phenomena like time’s arrow, quantization, and the constancy of light’s speed. ArXe does not aim to replace physics but to provide a coherent ontological foundation that explains why physical laws and regularities arise from a fundamentally indeterminate ground.
Author: Tentor, Diego Luis
Language: English
Subfield: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7101705911
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