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BOOK XX of XLII — SOCIALITY (The Unified Cosmology, Second Edition)
Sociality is the relational dimension of the Self: the mode in which Selves encounter, interpret, and coordinate with one another within a shared Field. This book develops an axiomatic foundation for Sociality by defining its essential structures — Otherness, Interaction, Communication, Coordination, and Social Memory — and demonstrating how each arises from the encounter between Selves. Sociality is shown to be inseparable from Biological Time and Consciousness, for it unfolds through temporal patterns of influence, alignment, and shared meaning. Through these structures, the Self extends beyond its interiority into a relational Field shaped by others and shaping them in return. Sociality thus provides the basis for cooperation, conflict, culture, language, morality, and conscience, forming the bridge between individual interiority and shared existence.
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