Abstract The unity of consciousness — that a subject’s many simultaneous contents are given as one field rather than as a collection — is standardly explained as a product of combination: contents are bound into unity by neural synchrony, global broadcast, or informational integration. Every such account inherits a shared assumption, that unity is assembled from parts, and each therefore faces...
Presents the Theory of Absolute Self-Origination (ASO), deriving twelve formal theorems from a single ontological primitive — the fixed point O(O)=O. Contributions beyond the first formulation include: a rigorous derivation of the Unity Theorem grounded in Banach's Fixed-Point Theorem; the Quantum Measurement Theorem providing an ontological resolution of the von Neumann chain; and the...