ΔQ Manifesto II – Ontological Context and the Dynamics of Individuation

This manifesto extends the ΔQ framework to the domain of ontology, proposing that non-individuality arises not from indistinguishability but from the impossibility of context-free existence. Every entity exists as a contextual configuration of roles within a dynamic relational fabric. The text redefines individuation as a measurable process governed by ΔQ, the logarithmic metric of contextual change.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17460279
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Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
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ΔQ Manifesto II – Ontological Context and the Dynamics of Individuation

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ΔQ Manifesto II – Ontological Context and the Dynamics of Individuation

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Abstract

This manifesto extends the ΔQ framework to the domain of ontology, proposing that non-individuality arises not from indistinguishability but from the impossibility of context-free existence. Every entity exists as a contextual configuration of roles within a dynamic relational fabric. The text redefines individuation as a measurable process governed by ΔQ, the logarithmic metric of contextual change.

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Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
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