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Temporal Degrees of Freedom and the Ontic Closure Operator: Bridging the Ontic Coherence Theorem and Three-Dimensional Time
Recent research suggests time may have three dimensions. This commentary connects that physical hypothesis to the Ontic Coherence Theorem (C ⇒ G), which proves that coherent, lawlike existence logically requires a non-contingent closure operator . The three-dimensional time framework provides a natural mechanism for ’s lawful operation — resolving harm and enforcing bounded coherence without causal violation. The result unites metaphysics, physics, and ethics within the emerging field of Convergence Science.
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