La Profilée - THE STRUCTURAL STATUS OF A UNIVERSAL THEORY: Why a Theory of Everything Must Satisfy the Persistence Condition

A traditional “theory of everything” seeks a unified dynamical description of all fundamental interactions. This work proposes a different perspective. La Profilée (LP) does not aim to provide such a dynamical unification. Instead, it derives a necessary structural condition for persistence under real transformation: IR=R_Ω/(β⋅F^*⋅I)≤1 This condition does not describe dynamics. It constrains them. Any theory that describes systems maintaining identity under transformation must implicitly satisfy a condition equivalent to this inequality over the domain in which persistent identity is maintained. LP is therefore not a theory of everything in the traditional sense. It is the structural framework within which any physically meaningful theory of persistent reality must operate.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-03-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19264527
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Chaos, Complexity, and Education
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La Profilée - THE STRUCTURAL STATUS OF A UNIVERSAL THEORY: Why a Theory of Everything Must Satisfy the Persistence Condition

Marc Maibom
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Chaos, Complexity, and Education
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La Profilée - THE STRUCTURAL STATUS OF A UNIVERSAL THEORY: Why a Theory of Everything Must Satisfy the Persistence Condition

Marc Maibom
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A traditional “theory of everything” seeks a unified dynamical description of all fundamental interactions. This work proposes a different perspective. La Profilée (LP) does not aim to provide such a dynamical unification. Instead, it derives a necessary structural condition for persistence under real transformation: IR=R_Ω/(β⋅F^*⋅I)≤1 This condition does not describe dynamics. It constrains them. Any theory that describes systems maintaining identity under transformation must implicitly satisfy a condition equivalent to this inequality over the domain in which persistent identity is maintained. LP is therefore not a theory of everything in the traditional sense. It is the structural framework within which any physically meaningful theory of persistent reality must operate.

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