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Erl Kodra, December 2025 I. FUNDAMENTAL DEFINITION The Elemental Reason is the fundamental ontological and dynamic law of Universal Matter: the condition through which existence is realized and maintained as an uninterrupted process. It expresses the fact that no entity, structure, or law exists as a given state, but only insofar as the conditions of its existence are continuously reproduced. This law establishes that existence is possible only when three conditions are simul

An Ontological Inquiry into Interaction, Complexity, and Coherence ABSTRACT This essay proposes a unified ontological framework for understanding existence, grounded in a minimal set of intrinsic conditions of Universal Matter. Rather than treating order, life, and consciousness as contingent anomalies or as phenomena requiring external metaphysical supplementation, the essay argues that they are continuous expressions of matter’s internal structure. The central claim is that

Reflective consciousness sometimes encounters a peculiar threshold. The familiar categories through which one understands oneself—profession, social role, personal history—reveal themselves as constructions overlaying a more fundamental reality. What remains when these constructions are bracketed is not absence, but a question: what manner of existence does this thinking, feeling, experiencing entity represent within the totality of physical processes? This threshold may pres

THE CRITICAL QUESTION When we claim that The Elemental Reason is not merely a philosophical insight but a universal law, we must confront a decisive question: Can the formula be measured mathematically? This is not the same as asking whether it could possibly be measured someday, in some hypothetical future with yet-to-be-invented technologies. That would be a weak claim. The question is far more specific and far more rigorous: Is the formula measurable in principle - mathema

On the Nature of Foresight and the Architecture of Existence For millennia, humanity has sought to pierce the veil of the future. From the oracles of Delphi to the complex climate models running on today's supercomputers, the desire to know what comes next has driven much of human intellectual endeavor. Yet despite our accumulated knowledge across physics, biology, economics, and countless other disciplines, we have lacked a unified framework-a single principle that could ill