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Seabed Ontology: Eligible Consciousness as Spatiotemporal Mapping

Li, Zhijun · 2026
PhilArchive · Papers · 2026
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This paper proposes a purely speculative metaphysical model — the “Earth Consciousness Seabed”. The model assumes that all beings possessing eligibility (i.e., the capacity to consciously make choices) deposit their qualitative traces into the intrinsic structure of space-time (spatio-temporal mapping) through continuous iteration, thereby forming a non‑centralised, non‑symbolic primordial field. Human cultural phenomena — religions, myths, rituals, and even the intuitive innovations of geniuses — are interpreted as progressive symbolic formatting of, and local resonance with, this primordial field. The model further argues that seabeds of different civilisations are, in principle, linkable at the basal level, yet undecodable due to the absence of shared generative and encoding rules. The accessibility (interface) of a seabed depends on the continuous iteration of its space‑time region; once iteration ceases, all transcendent “afterworlds” become inaccessible archives. This paper makes no claim to empirical falsifiability; its validity lies solely in internal coherence and explanatory power. Empirical science governs the quantitative material world; the present model governs the metaphysical domain of conscious sedimentation, symbol generation, and transcendental conditions. The two are parallel.
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