What is Arbitrium?
Arbitrium (Latin: judgment, decision, the ability to discern) — a comprehensive philosophical system unifying ontology, metaphysics, and applied doctrines into a single structure.
The Problem
Modern civilization lacks a universally accepted worldview foundation. Existing systems — religious, secular, scientific — are fragmented or mutually incompatible. This creates a crisis of foundations: there is no criterion for distinguishing truth from error.
The Solution
Arbitrium offers a system built deductively from a single foundation — the concept of absolute immutability.
Core: Ontology of Nothing — a philosophical formalization deriving the structure of being from an immutable foundation.
Method: Distinctio — a procedure for ontological arbitration of interpretations. Verdict: valid / apparent / untenable.
Structure
From the core, the basic chain is deductively derived:
Epistemology → Anthropology → Ethics
From the basic chain — applied doctrines covering all spheres: politics, economics, law, education, science, and others.
Author
Serik Bolatjanovich Rysjanov — independent researcher, author of the monographs “Ontology of Nothing” and “The Proto-Semitic Root *ʔil-”.