Kosmisentrisme Nauraes: An Ontology of Counter, the Law of Remembered Echo, and Perceptual Relativity as Empirical Evidence

The framework of Kosmisentrisme Nauraes proposes the thesis that reality is a functional illusion that emerges within absolute void. This study aims to construct a new ontology through 11 basic axioms that explain the relation between void, pause, space, time, and the subject. The methods employed are philosophical-deductive approach, secondary empirical verification, and the design of thought experiments. The findings show that: 1) Pause is the condition that enables the operation of calculation within void, thus constituting space and time; 2) Light is defined as an echo that is remembered, and time is an epistemological instrument constructed by humans as counters; 3) The duration of existence is relative to the speed of the subject in capturing echoes, as evidenced by differences in flicker fusion rate between humans at 60 Hz, fruit flies at 250 Hz, and the prediction for AI at 3 GHz. The implication of this research is that the measurement of physical quantities, including duration and cosmological structure, is dependent on the perceptual apparatus and computational speed of the subject. Thus, physical reality does not precede time, but is constituted by time through the process of naming the echo of void. The ontological superiority of humans lies not in computational speed, but in the capacity to transform existential anxiety into Delay Technology through the Inheritance of Pause. The contribution of this research is to position the subject as an ontological constituent of reality, not merely a passive observer.