Part II of WPFT develops a unified framework for physical phenomena, suggesting new insights for foundational physics and ontology.
This article constitutes Part II of Wang’s Perceptual Field Theory (WPFT) and builds directly upon the conceptual framework established in Part I. WPFT proposes a unified interpretive framework in which physical phenomena are analyzed through perceptual interaction within a continuous field domain, challenging conventional separations between force, field, and energy as ontologically distinct entities. This installment further develops the theoretical structure and extends its conceptual implications for foundational physics and the philosophy of physical ontology.
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