It Theory: A Theory of Formation, Interval, and End

It Theory proposes that all biological existence can be described through three fixed structural points: a point of formation, a period of existence, and a point of end. It examines the space between formation and end — the Interval as the only period in which life is ever lived, and It theory introduces a structural framework (Mortgrav) describing how organisms move through that Interval space period at varying rates. It Theory is not a biological, physical, or predictive model. It is a descriptive and reflective philosophical framework intended to clarify how existence is structured and how human-made systems occupy it.