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Research Article: Research Article: The Ontology of The Absolute Vacuum

Clinical Research and Clinical Reports December 7, 2022 DOI: 10.31579/2835-8325/006 (opens in new tab)

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Key points Argues that Mocombe's theories posit an "absolute vacuum"—a nonlocal, nonspatial material substance of subatomic particles—as the source of all facts, relations, and things, where all information, including consciousness, exists as one probability wavefunction that is recycled to reproduce entangled and superimposed material worlds, a view the authors compare to the Eleatic philosophers' conception of the void as one, whole, uncreated, and limited.

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This article highlights the ontological nature of the absolute vacuum in Mocombe’s phenomenological structuralism and consciousness field theories. Mocombe posits that the human mind or consciousness is presented with brute facts, relations, and things of the multiverse, which it attempts to reify and universalize through concepts of language, mathematics, and social structure. The facts, relations, and things of the world emanate from what Mocombe calls the absolute vacuum, a nonlocal and nonspatial material substance (subatomic particles) where all of the information, including consciousness, of the multiverse are one, existing as a probability wavefunction, and recycled to reproduce entangled and superimposed material worlds. It (the absolute vacuum) is, as the Eleatic philosophers posited about the void, one, whole, uncreated, and limited.

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