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Theory of Superou: The Ontological Equivalence of Zero and Infinity
This paper proposes a conceptual resolution to the "First Cause Paradox" (the cosmological antinomy regarding the emergence of existence from nothingness). We introduce the Theory of Superou, which posits that Absolute Nothingness (the absence of information) and Absolute Infinity (the totality of all possible states) are ontologically identical states of unrestricted potential. The framework explains physical reality as an emergent "internal interface" of a self-referential mathematical structure, demonstrating why being does not require an external act of creation.
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