Dao Meta-Theory: From Solitary and Absolute Exploration to System Completion (Academic Self-Account)

This paper is an academic self-account of Mr. Changwu Wang's continuous exploration spanning over forty years. It systematically presents the axiomatic system of Dao Meta-Theory and its complete five-layer structure. The foundational layer employs four axioms — the Five Negations delimiting the Ultimate Meta-Onto, the Triadic Architecture, Unidirectional Bestowal, and Bidirectional Blockade — to accomplish the axiomatic definition of the Ultimate Meta-Onto. The demonstration layer systematically responds to the four historical predicaments of Laozi, Plato, Kant, and Aristotle. The empirical layer demonstrates the practical effectiveness of axiomatic deduction in complex systems through cross-domain strategic foresight cases. The evaluation layer establishes the Four-Dimensional Meta-Framework, providing ontology with evaluation criteria independent of empirical science. The civilizational layer outlines the Multi-Dimensional Framework Theory of Human Civilization, elevating civilization research from narrative history into a diagnosable and predictable scientific system. The five-layer structure advances progressively and forms closed loops at every level, achieving a comprehensive integration from cosmic ontology to civilizational evolution.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20347651
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Diverse Interdisciplinary Research Innovations
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Dao Meta-Theory: From Solitary and Absolute Exploration to System Completion (Academic Self-Account)

Changwu(昶梧) Wang
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Diverse Interdisciplinary Research Innovations
preprint

Dao Meta-Theory: From Solitary and Absolute Exploration to System Completion (Academic Self-Account)

Changwu(昶梧) Wang
preprint en

Abstract

This paper is an academic self-account of Mr. Changwu Wang's continuous exploration spanning over forty years. It systematically presents the axiomatic system of Dao Meta-Theory and its complete five-layer structure. The foundational layer employs four axioms — the Five Negations delimiting the Ultimate Meta-Onto, the Triadic Architecture, Unidirectional Bestowal, and Bidirectional Blockade — to accomplish the axiomatic definition of the Ultimate Meta-Onto. The demonstration layer systematically responds to the four historical predicaments of Laozi, Plato, Kant, and Aristotle. The empirical layer demonstrates the practical effectiveness of axiomatic deduction in complex systems through cross-domain strategic foresight cases. The evaluation layer establishes the Four-Dimensional Meta-Framework, providing ontology with evaluation criteria independent of empirical science. The civilizational layer outlines the Multi-Dimensional Framework Theory of Human Civilization, elevating civilization research from narrative history into a diagnosable and predictable scientific system. The five-layer structure advances progressively and forms closed loops at every level, achieving a comprehensive integration from cosmic ontology to civilizational evolution.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Diverse Interdisciplinary Research Innovations
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