The Ontology of Gravity: Self-Negation as the Engine of the Universe, and the Isomorphism of Black Holes and Protons

This article proposes a radical reinterpretation of gravity within the framework of Metamonistic Proto-Ontology (The Logic of Chaos). We establish that Being (A′ ) and Non-Being (−A′0) are not static entities but are forced into perpetual motion by inheriting the Negation Operator (¬) from Chaos (∅). This compels both A′ and −A′ 0 to self-negate (¬A′ and ¬(−A′ 0 )), generating the dynamic forces of the universe. This self-negation is physically manifested as dissipation. Gravity is defined as Centrifugal Repulsion, the vector of Time Dissipation (self-negation of Being), and Anti-Gravity is defined as Centripetal Retention, the vector of Space Dissipation (self-negation of Non-Being). This dynamic leads to the concept of Ontological Isomorphism between the Proton and the Black Hole (BH): both are structures of topological closure (δ ≈ 0) sustained by the dynamic balance of these opposing forces. Crucially, the BH is a dissipative structure with a finite lifespan, whose ”slimming” through gravitational field dissipation returns the spent essence of Time to Chaos. This process ensures the continuous cycle of transformation— Chaos → Duality → Reality → Chaos—guaranteeing the Dynamic Stationarity of the Universe and precluding its final thermodynamic death