Solving the Cosmological Constant Problem via Two-Time Dynamics of ∇T within Meta-Monism

This report analyzes a new theoretical model, named Meta-Monism, which proposes a radical solution to the cosmological constant problem (CCP). Unlike standard approaches, the Meta-Monism model reinterprets the cosmological constant (Λ) as a dynamic function of the “temporal tension tensor” (∇T), which, in turn, arises from a dual modality of time (T1, T2) within its philosophical foundation. The report details the ontological principles of Meta-Monism, the mathematical formulation of two-time dynamics, the introduction of a new “Granda Constant,” and specific observational predictions testable with current and future cosmological data, such as Euclid, DESI, and CMB-S4. The model’s central claim is that it explains the observed smallness of Λ without requiring fine-tuning, offering a profound connection between fundamental ontology and cosmological phenomena.