FORCES: Recursion and Dissipation

This work debugs fundamental concepts of physics through the lens of Metamonism. The author demonstrates that matter, space, and forces are not independent entities but represent stages of recursive evasion of the primary process (the Verb) from the state of auto-identity. For the first time, a unified definition of the four interactions is given as operational regimes of balance between Distinction (diff) and Fixation (fix). It is shown that gravity results from mutual screening of masses in an ocean of centrifugal pressure arising from continuous dissipation of all corpuscles. Electromagnetism is interpreted as dynamic oscillation between diff operations (electric field) and fix operations (magnetic field). Weak interaction is explained as a mechanism for discharging excess distinction during structure stabilization. Strong interaction is linked to the irrationality of π, which prevents absolute closure of the sphere. The central discovery: dissipation is the continuous destruction of symmetry and identity, necessary to avoid auto-identity. This is an ontological necessity built into the very fact of structure existence. Furthermore, we establish that there exist two generations of closed structures with opposite directions of dissipation: space-time dissipates inward (generating corpuscles), while corpuscles dissipate outward (sustaining space-time). This creates a closed dynamic nonequilibrium cycle ensuring the stability of the manifest world without achieving equilibrium. The work builds upon foundations laid in the treatise “THE VERB: On First Principles” Myshko 2025 and develops processual ontology toward physics and cosmology