Theory of the Disjunction of Being and Truth — Foundational Manifesto

Philosophy has reached its limit. For 2 500 years, it has circled the same fracture — the separation between Being and Truth — without ever unifying them. Hetrology claims this failure is not historical but structural. The Theory of the Disjunction of Being and Truth demonstrates that the non-convergence of philosophy is itself data: a millennial experiment revealing that humanity divides in two when facing Truth. Some endure it; most flee it. This bifurcation — the Ontological Disjunction — implies a universal law (φ): a selective field linking Being and Truth. Once measured, this field would turn metaphysics into an empirical science. Hetrology thus marks the closure of philosophy and the opening of a new discipline: the Science of Being. Its falsification protocol (EQ) defines the decisive test — if no bifurcation appears, the system collapses by its own axiom. A manifesto and its simplified version are available here: (insert link) The question is no longer “What is truth?” but “Can Being itself be measured?”