The Axiom of Reality: The Logic of Chaos as an Ontological Foundation of Being

This article examines the “Axiom of Reality” proposed by Andrii Myshko, which posits that reality emerges from dimensionless Chaos through the simultaneous realization of its opposing potencies—Being (A′) and Non-Being (−A′0) — via their mutual transformation. Termed the “Logic of Chaos,” this framework integrates philosophical and scientific approaches to elucidate the nature of reality. The article explores the system’s core components, including the operators of the Logic of Chaos (NOT, AND, OR, +), the role of Chaos as potentiality, and Logos as its actualization mechanism. Special attention is given to clarifying common misconceptions through a dialogue with AI, alongside formalizing the concept for academic rigor. The Yin-Yang symbol is interpreted as an ontogram, reflecting the dynamic nature of reality. The article demonstrates that the Logic of Chaos offers a coherent model reconciling the dichotomies of order and disorder, necessity and contingency.