Chaos Generator 5.0: From Reference to Standard

This work represents the culmination of a multi-year evolution of the metamonic program. It proposes a radical reassessment of Zero-Point Energy (ZPE) through the lens of ffU-ontology. ZPE is considered not as a hidden “energy reservoir,” but as a universal reference relative to which all deviations and critical transitions are defined. The key innovation is the introduction of the universal Conflict–Moment–Impulse (CMI) operator, describing the dynamics of energy and form generation in all types of systems—from quantum fields to cognitive processes. For its formalization, the “Formula of Chaos” is developed, based on KL-divergence and its dynamic extension [24]. This transforms the metaphysical idea into an operational tool accessible for experimental verification. Using examples from physics (dynamic Casimir effect [6], optomechanics [7]), biology (membrane processes, biophotonic emissions [?], transmutations), and cognitive sciences (insight [14], neural jumps), the universality of the CMI mechanism is demonstrated. The text incorporates a three-level system of auto-negation: (1) strict falsification criteria, (2) weak points as research horizons, (3) self reflection of the program. The main result is the formation of a new research direction that transcends individual disciplines and takes shape as a “science of critical transitions.” It unites physics, biology, cognitive sciences, and technology under a single methodological principle: energy and novelty emerge as events of deviation from the ZPE reference via the CMI operator. The monograph opens prospects for creating new measurement standards, experimental protocols, and interdisciplinary research centers. In applied terms, it lays the foundation for future technologies: controlled Chaos generators, critical transition-based biotechnologies, cognitive interfaces, and quantum computing architectures.