CNE Monograph - Foundational Chapter: Additive Identity and Universal Framework
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: Title: CNE Monograph: Additive Identity, Human Adaptability, and the Cosmic Canvas (Foundational Chapter) Abstract: This foundational chapter establishes the core philosophical and structural framework of the CNE (Cosmos, Nowness, Eternities) initiative, synthesizing early writings on human identity, pluralism, and technological symbiosis. Key sections include: Pluralism as an Organic Way of Life: Reinterpreting ancient traditions and pre-dogmatic frameworks as fluid, organic paths rather than rigid, exclusionary creeds, moving away from artificial majority/minority partitioning. The Mechanics of Additive Identity: Proposing a non-exclusive, concurrent layering of identity where ancestral heritage remains foundational while contemporary scientific consensus, civic responsibility, and environmental stewardship are layered on top—framing natural philosophy as living subsidiary texts of religion. Human-AI Symbiosis and the Frontier of Creativity: Examining the ontological separation between biological humans and artificial intelligence, detailing how delegating systemic labor and governance to AI frees humanity for poetry, higher-order creative inquiry, and cosmic exploration. Synthesis (Cosmos, Nowness, Eternities): Grounding civilizational archiving in universal physical constants—specifically the 21cm neutral hydrogen hyperfine transition (ν≈1420.405756 MHz\nu \approx 1420.405756 \text{ MHz}ν≈1420.405756 MHz) standard—and dedicating all foundational knowledge to the global public domain under a Creative Commons CC0 4.0 Universal License. License: Creative Commons CC0 4.0 Universal Master DOI Record: 10.5281/zenodo.22814410 Authored & Directed by: Vishram Ganpat Naik Founder, CNE (Cosmos, Nowness, Eternities) In collaboration with Great Multitudes across Deep Time
Language: English
Subfield: Philosophy
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225418638