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The source of existence is a 0-dimensional point in a void of nothingness. | Ancient Egyptian Mythology, Hinduism, Greek Philosophy - Pythagoreanism, Kabbalah, Taoism, Buddhism, Sumerian Mythology |
A point exists only through the intention to conceive it, requiring awareness. This 0-dimensional point was created by Awareness and Intention and can create child points. | Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Kabbalah, Panpsychism, Sufism, Theosophy, Gnosticism, Native American Spirituality, Modern Spirituality, and New Age Thought |
The primal duality is somethingness and nothingness, representing the maximum imbalance between two states. | Taoism, Hinduism, Kabbalah, Gnosticism, Buddhism, Sufism, Christianity |
Energy moves to balance two states of imbalance, meaning energy is the intention of duality to seek singularity. | Second Law of Thermodynamics, Principle of Minimum Energy, Diffusion and Osmosis, Electric Potential, Heat Transfer |
The movement of energy creates self-organization. | Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos Theory, Synergetics, Self-Organized Criticality, Autopoiesis, Dissipative Structures, Fractals and Scaling Laws, Complex Adaptive Systems, Network Theory, Entropy, and Information Theory |
The 0-dimensional point is a singularity, and subsequent points define duality. | Big Bang Theory, Cosmological Singularity, Hawking-Penrose Singularity Theorems, String Theory, Quantum Gravity Theories, Philosophical and Metaphysical Concepts, Inflation Theory |
By definition, consciousness is a self-reflection of the singularity of Awareness and Intention, making awareness and intention intrinsic properties of existence. | Taoism, Advaita Vedanta (Hinduism), Buddhism, Neoplatonism, Spinozism, The Law of One (Ra Material), Integral Theory (Ken Wilber), Panpsychism, Integrated Information Theory (IIT), Quantum Consciousness (Penrose-Hameroff) |
Consciousness emerges proportionally to complexity. | Quantum Consciousness (Penrose-Hameroff), Panpsychism, Global Workspace Theory, Evolutionary Biology, Neural Darwinism, Fractal Brain Theory, Hierarchy Theory |
Interaction between two 0-dimensional points creates 1 dimension and results in intelligence, with the simplest form being a line. | Complex Adaptive Systems, Swarm Intelligence, Stigmergy, Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI), Social Intelligence Hypothesis, Embodied Cognition, Interactionism in Psychology, Cybernetics, Game Theory. Also consistent with Occam's Razor, Single-Factor Theories of Intelligence, Reductionist Views in the Philosophy of Mind, Minimalist Models in Artificial Intelligence |
Interaction between three 0-dimensional points creates 2 dimensions and results in archetypes, with the simplest form being a triangle. | Jungian Archetypes, Platonic Forms, Symbolic Interactionism |
Interaction between four 0-dimensional points creates 3 dimensions and results in form, with the simplest form being a tetrahedron. | Tetrahedral Geometry, Tetrahedral Symmetry in Chemistry and Physics, Basis of Spatial Dimensions, Tetrahedral Principle in Metaphysics and Philosophy |
A self-similar tetrahedral matrix is the most efficient structure and self-organizes into a holarchy (a concept is used to understand the nested and interconnected nature of systems in various fields such as biology, ecology, and organizational theory.) | Physics, Chemistry, Structural Biology |
The spectrum of chaos is defined by the chaos of nothingness and the chaos of totality. In between these two extremes, there are varying degrees of order and complexity. The chaos of nothingness to order is called low-entropy chaos and the chaos from order to disintegration is called high-entropy chaos. Therefore, order is the temporary and transitional state of chaos. | Thermodynamics and Entropy, Statistical Mechanics, Chaos Theory, Complex Systems Theory, Information Theory, Prigogine’s Theory of Dissipative Structures, Cosmology |
There are three classes of energy instantiation for the three contexts of 1) matter, 2) transitional between matter and wave, and 3) wave, and these are 1) energy as particle (matter), 2) energy as wave-particle duality (including massless energy), energy as conceptual wave, which we refer to as conceptual energy or tholonic energy. | Aspects of Quantum Field Theory's virtual particles, de Broglie-Bohm pilot-waves, potential energy fields of Classical and Quantum Mechanics, Zero-Point Energy, Holographic Principle |
All holons (with the possible exception of the first holon) are considered partons to a parent holon. | Theory of Holarchies |
The effect of existence is the creation of ever-increasing complex and order instances of awareness. | Evolutionary Biology, Cosmology and the Anthropic Principle, Teilhard de Chardin's Omega Point, Complexity Theory and Systems Thinking, Spiritual and Mystical Traditions, Cognitive Science and the Theory of Mind, Panpsychism, Information Theory |
Consciousness is an emergent property of complexity. | Emergence Theory, Neuroscience, Integrated Information Theory (IIT), Complexity Theory, Systems Theory, Philosophy of Mind, Panpsychism and Emergent Panpsychism, Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science, Self-Organizing Systems, Evolutionary Psychology |
Consciousness can exist independently of the complexity it emerged from. | Dualism, Idealism, Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) and Out-of-Body Experiences (OBEs), Parapsychology, Eastern Philosophies and Religions, Mysticism and Spiritual Traditions, Quantum Consciousness, Transhumanism and Mind Uploading, Panpsychism, Afterlife and Spiritual Entities |
Coherence increases with complexity. | Systems Theory, Systems Theory, Synergetics, Evolutionary Biology, Neuroscience, Integrated Information Theory (IIT), Quantum Coherence, Holistic Philosophies, Cybernetics, Cognitive Science |