Base Ontology V3.7 reveals a discrete reality in mathematics, suggesting a fundamental shift in physical principles.
Base Ontology V3.7: From Dynamic Precision to Discrete Reality Building on V3.6’s dynamic precision horizon (Dmax(t)∝logtDmax(t)∝logt), V3.7 extends the finite‑information axiom to mathematics: irrationals (π, √2) are physically unreal—they are limits approached but never instantiated. The real continuum is replaced by a discrete integer lattice; geometry is pixelated, resolving the three mathematical crises. A necessary step toward a discrete foundation of physics and mathematics.
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