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The Reconceptualization Epoch: Extended Author's Summary

Bondar, Alexander
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This article presents a comprehensive, extended author’s summary of the multi-volume conceptual project ‘The Reconceptualization Epoch’, which is dedicated to a radical restructuring of the contemporary worldview, philosophical, and scientific paradigm. The summary is primarily based on its concluding three-volume research, ‘The Mystery of the Nameless Length: The Path to Understanding Time’. In addition to a brief overview of previously formulated general and socio-philosophical foundations, the work introduces a novel metaphysical triad of ‘Time–Space–Field’ and establishes the cosmology of Absolute Zero. By substituting the dominant axiom of actual infinity and the representation of the world as statistical chaos with the axiom of potential infinity and the dynamic geometry of harmony, the text provides a systematic overview of alternative models regarding the theory of Time and Space, natural philosophy, electromagnetism, and the structure and mechanics of both the micro- and macro-world. Furthermore, the summary explicates the direct causal relationships between time-spatial determinism and the global civilizational, climatic, and geophysical challenges currently facing humanity.
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