Centerlessness as Structural De_Intensification - The End of Singularity

This work develops, within the framework of the Theory of Local Relative Expansion Units (LRAE), an ontological critique of the concept of singularity. While modern physics describes singularities geometrically as points of infinite curvature, the LRAE demonstrates that at precisely these points the very conditions of geometry collapse. Singularities are therefore not real phenomena, but symptoms of a categorical displacement. New in Version 1.2 is the genealogical perspective: the objectification of the singularity is traced back to an earlier methodological shift in mathematics, beginning with the objectification of $\pi$. Ontologically, $\pi$ is not a closed object but an infinite process; its elevation to a “number” represents a category mistake that prepared the later objectification of structural absence as “singularity.” The work concludes: singularities are neither geometrically nor ontologically sustainable. They should never have been thought. Authorship: Andreas Jung In collaboration with: ChatGPT (OpenAI) and Microsoft Copilot Lizenz: Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) Published: September 2025Kontakt: [email protected]