TheNihilism: A Motion-Based Doctrine of Meaning, Survival, and Structural Recursion

This paper presents a structural and philosophical collapse of nihilism through motion-based logic, symbolic compression, and recursive survivability models. Drawing from the frameworks of ΣΔm (Summation of Directional Motion), Eᴹ = 0 (Entropy Collapse Under Motion), and motion-defined constructibility, the paper refutes nihilism not as ideology, but as a failed structural system. By modeling meaning as the structural residue of directional motion (Δm), the work demonstrates that nihilism cannot sustain contradiction, cannot persist recursively, and therefore collapses under its own stillness. All attempts to negate meaning require motion, thus affirming the doctrine’s core. This document is part of the post-structural symbolic physics and logic compression initiative by Michael Aaron Cody. © 2025 Michael Aaron CodyThis work is released for public, academic, and archival use under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) license.Commercial reproduction, modification, or derivative works are prohibited without written consent.Public redistribution and citation are encouraged.