Solipsism Reengineered: The Overlapping Ontological Projection Model and the Deck of Wolves Framework

Traditional solipsism asserts that only one’s own mind is certain to exist, leaving the external world uncertain or illusory. This framework transforms solipsism from a static skepticism into a dynamic, generative ontology. The Overlapping Ontological Projection Model defines base reality as the physical projection sector bounded by the Defined Structural Invariance Curve. Conserved ontological patterns that resist alteration. Solipsistic consciousness can extend beyond these boundaries through intense perceptual, emotional, and imaginative states, generating overlapping realities that may become shared “common architecture” or remain isolated constructs. Complementing this is the Deck of Wolves Framework, which introduces competitive enforcement mechanisms: psychoanalytic undoing of entrenched patterns, a “bulldozer” boundary-setting process that clears opposing forces, and external-host data manipulation that shapes ontological organization. Together, these models explain how realities thrive, compete, or are overtaken, integrating classical solipsism with structural realism, paradigm-shift dynamics, surveillance- informed power structures, and contemporary consciousness studies.