Theory of Reality Through the Conflict of Potencies: A New Paradigm of Quantum NonLocality

A new ontological theory is proposed that explains quantum nonlocality through a fundamental conflict of potencies"to be" and "not to be." The metamonistic framework introduces the concept of the ConflictMomentImpulse (CMI) as an atemporal act of actualisation that generates time, space, and matter through modal differentiation. Quantum entanglement and the quantumeraser effect are shown to emerge from extraspatial CMI links without violating causality or invoking retrocausality. We provide a concrete, technologyaware experimental protocols, a practicalconsiderations subsection, a comparison with stateoftheart quantumfoundations experiments, and a mathematical appendix detailing the Ufield formalism.