The Universal Matrix: Treatise On Pure Mechanics And Ontology Of Matter

This essay introduces a groundbreaking epistemological model within theoretical physics and systems theory, formalizing the framework of the "Universal Matrix". By shifting time from an external standalone coordinate to an intrinsic attribute of body mutations, the classical relativistic perspective is inverted. The work develops a radical material monism where matter acts as non-degradable, permanent hardware, and mass is derived from internal dynamic friction and energetic confinement. The author exposes the recursive loop of academic physics, which relies on linear time to justify motion and the Big Bang dogma to explain existence. This system bug is analyzed alongside computational limits, such as the rounding approximations of the IEEE 754 standard. Within this framework, unidirectional time is replaced by a hardware frequency cyclicity, and gravity is reinterpreted as a high-efficiency centripetal mechanical pressure within the Eternal Present of the Coherent Mass.