The Ontological Principle of Infinite Potentiality: A Radical Non-Dual Ontology of Fundamental Indefiniteness

This essay proposes a radical non-dual ontology in which the foundational substrate of existence is defined as the Indefinite (I), identified directly with the uncollapsed universal wave function (\Psi_U). Bridging quantum mechanics, philosophy, and the fluidity of human experience, the work explores how all phenomena—from fundamental particles and biological evolution (Darwinian processes) to sociopolitical structures and diverse human identities (heterosexual, homosexual, transgender, queer)—emerge as localized ripples and self-modulations of infinite potential. To maintain absolute logical consistency, the essay employs a paraconsistent tetralemma structure ("things are thus, things are not thus, things are both thus and not thus at the same time, or things are neither thus nor not thus at the same time"), applying it rigorously to every descriptive claim and ultimately to the tetralemma itself. Acknowledgments: I thank my family, especially my life and my love: Milo.