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| 言語: | 英語 |
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Zenodo
2026
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| オンライン･アクセス: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18764852 |
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- <p>This work proposes an ontodynamic interpretation of inertia within the framework of Wayward Metamonism. <br>Inertia is interpreted not as resistance to motion, but as resistance to resynchronization between the external spatial configuration (1--3D) and its local processual unfolding (5--7D). <br>Mass is shown to quantify the rigidity of this synchronization. <br>The masslessness of the photon is explained by the absence of a closed 7D configuration. <br>The speed of light is interpreted as the universal rate of ontodynamic actualization — the limiting speed at which mismatch between the external and internal projections can be compensated. <br>The resulting framework integrates the principles of Orthogonal Dissipation and Orthogonal Compensation and provides an ontological grounding for both classical and relativistic inertia.</p> <p>The proposed interpretation of inertia as resistance to resynchronization between the external (1--3D) and internal (5--7D) projections of configuration — including the ontodynamic explanation of mass, photon masslessness, and the speed of light as the limit of actualization — is introduced here for the first time and completes the ontodynamic triad of Wayward Metamonism.</p>