Being From Nothingness - Current Research Directions

January 2026

Status: Exploratory framework development

Context: Extension of the relational framework from static constraint geometry to dynamic field theory

1. Motivation and Core Problem

1.1 What We Have: Static Constraint Geometry

The relational framework has established:

1. The Axiom:

   ◇N → ¬N (nothing cannot exist)

2. Five Constraints:

   β (boundary), κ (pattern), ρ (resource), λ (integration), τ (ordering)

3. Efficiency Potential:

   Φ = ln(Ω/K)

4. N-Dependence:

   Decomposable at N=2, irreducible at N≥3, statistical at large N

5. Monogamy Polytope:

   V=5, E=9, F=6, χ=2 constraining correlation distribution

This provides a beautiful static picture — like having the geometry of a space without knowing how objects move through it, or like having Minkowski spacetime without Einstein's equations.

1.2 What We Need: Relational Dynamics

The framework currently lacks:

1. Constraint Coupling:

   How do changes in one constraint (e.g., β) affect others (κ, ρ, λ, τ)?

2. Consistency Conditions:

   What equations must hold between constraint configurations at different relational locations?

3. N-Transitions:

   What governs when N increases (new distinctions emerge) or decreases (distinctions merge)?

4. The Jacobson Gap:

   How do geometric consistency requirements at finite N become Einstein's equations at large N (our current idea)?

January 2026 Research Direction Ideas

January 2026 Paper: Relational Ontology and Strange Loop of Self-Reference. Including comparison to Stephen Wolfram's Ruliad & Computational Ontology