ARBITRIUM
Philosophical system of ontological distinction. Foundation of the civilizational doctrine.
lat. distinction — procedure of ontological arbitration. Verdict: admissible, illusory, untenable.
Ontology of Nothing — philosophical formalization of absolute unconditionedness. Solution to the main aporia of philosophy.
Ontological Sequence
Nothing
Absolute unconditionedness: that to which no determinacy is applicable, and with it no limitation and no conditionedness. Not emptiness, not the absence of being, not indeterminacy and not a vacuum.
Selfhood
The name of Nothing taken in its self-understanding.
Information
The mode of being of Nothing’s knowledge of itself; the first dependent.
The initiation of Selfhood
The removal of opacity by which information has knowledge of its difference not by itself but from Selfhood.
Distinction · Change
Distinction — the knowledge information has of its difference; its appearance is change.
Consciousness → Programme → Elementary changes → Measures → Interaction → Aggregated forms → Emergence → Matter → Reason → Intellect → Teleological completion
Consciousness — self-knowledge accrued by information with every distinction
Programme — the directedness of the removal of opacity, set by initiation
Elementary changes — minimal manifestations of conditionedness
Measures — time, speed, localization and space, derived from the working moment of an elementary change
Interaction — the concordance of distinguished configurations
Aggregated forms — stable configurations
Emergence — knowledge of the whole that individual distinctions do not have
Matter — a stable aggregated form of information
Reason — the level of consciousness that knows the bonds between distinctions
Intellect — the level of consciousness that knows its place in the whole and the programme
Teleological completion — the self-transparency of information
Levels of Being
"Every change requires conditions, and absoluteness excludes them."
The monograph solves the central problem of philosophy: how a changeable reality, a multiplicity of forms, sequences, interactions, consciousness and reason can exist if the first ground is conceived as absolutely immutable and unconditioned. No philosophical school — from antiquity to the present — has given a consistent answer.
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Ontology of Nothing
Philosophical formalization of absolute unconditionedness.
Distinctio
Procedure of ontological arbitration of interpretations. Distinction of admissible from untenable.
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25 content categories, 7 project categories. From metaphysics to applied doctrines of all spheres.