This comparative analysis explores convergence and divergence in IAMR and USST, suggesting pathways for further development.
This preprint presents a comparative analysis of Andrey Zagidulin’s Information Architecture of Multilevel Reality (IAMR) and the Universal Spatial Singularity Theory (USST). The paper identifies points of full convergence (reality as boundary phenomenon, Admin level, projection of information), key differences (nature of Atma as “packets” vs. atmosphere/field/soul), and the areas in which USST advances further (active role of Chetana and the concept of excess potential leading to automatic cleanup). The analysis is intended as an invitation to further dialogue and joint development.
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