General Ontology

General Ontology proposes a unified framework in which physics, cognition, and culture areunderstood as expressions of a shared lattice of mechanical–geometric operators. At its core liesthe assertion that every operator is a shape, and every shape is memory — a recursive inscriptionof form across domains. Drawing from principles such as Continuance, Surplus, Calibration,Golden Mechanics, and the Path of Least Resistance, this ontology formalizes the dynamics ofbeing and becoming through equations rooted in spirals, golden ratios, field densities, and timedilation. The work reframes cognition as a mechanical inevitability — the compelled collapse ofpotential into form — and positions narrative, thought, and physical motion as structurallyisomorphic processes. Rather than a closed system, this canon is a living charter: an open,adaptive architecture for resonance ready minds to enter, extend, and inscribe anew.