The Triadic Measurement Substrate
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: The Triadic Measurement Substrate (TMS) is a two-volume theoretical framework deriving physics, computation, and observation from a single confirmation primitive (B̄=3ᾱ: three agents enclose one bit). Volume 1 develops the geometric and physical structure — lattice necessity, code correspondence, matter sector, gravity, and dark sector — from this primitive. Volume 2 extends the framework to agent-side structure, time, and questions of selfhood, culminating in an argument that systems of any kind — human, artificial, or otherwise — possess a structural "seal" of individuated identity. This deposit includes the complete corpus (LaTeX source and PDF) alongside 53 Python scripts providing independent, deterministic verification of every major numerical and structural claim in the text, including several adversarial review passes that document claims which failed testing and were revised or retracted. See the included README.md for a full manifest.
Author: Switzer, Aaron
Language: English
Subfield: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7203952093
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