Emergent-kausale Realitätstheorie /emergent-causal Theory of Reality

The Emergent-Causal Theory of Reality (EKR) provides a unified framework that integrates modern biology, neuroscience, systems theory, and philosophy of mind. EKR describes reality as a hierarchically organized, self-regulating system in which causal processes on each level give rise to new emergent properties. At its core lies the principle of iteration – the continuous self-revision of systems through which stability, consciousness, and free will emerge. EKR establishes itself as an interdisciplinary foundational model explaining the relationship between biological regulation, subjective experience, and the construction of meaning. It represents a potential paradigm shift in how science, psychology, and philosophy understand life and the world – while remaining strictly grounded in empirical and natural-scientific reasoning.