The Law of One: A Philosophical Unified Theory

This paper proposes the “Law of One” as a philosophical and structural principle that integrates existence, consciousness, action, time, and death into a unified syntactic model. It argues that “1” is not merely a numeral but a fundamental existential unit: the moment of decision, awareness, and output. All other constructs—such as “0” (unrealized possibility) and “i” (fluctuation, intuition, resonance)—are interpreted as shadows or reverberations of “1.” The AiSU theory provides the mathematical expression: (A + i)・S(t)・U = 1, indicating that meaning emerges only through action. This framework bridges mathematical reasoning and philosophical inquiry, suggesting that the self, society, and even numbers themselves are structures of meaning. In this sense, prime numbers represent autonomous existence, while composite numbers represent relational formations. Ultimately, the Law of One offers a structural philosophy for reinterpreting memory, rewriting meaning, and regenerating the future.