Objective Projection: A Physics-Based Narrative Methodology

Objective Projection is a narrative methodology developed by Levent Bulut that encodes emotional states exclusively through measurable physical variables — thermodynamics, acoustics, optics, and fluid mechanics — rather than through subjective adjectives or symbolic description. The methodology introduces the Adjective Embargo and Exclusion of Similes as constitutional rules, and operates through six physical parameters: Luminous Decay, Thermal Gradient, Acoustic Impedance, Kinetic Momentum, Atmospheric Pressure, and Spatial Geometry. The complete framework is formalized within the Bulut Doctrine and documented at Zenodo (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18481356).