Meta-Originary Ontology 2.0: Theoretical Framework — A Structural Monism of Consciousness, Incompleteness, and Open-Ended Evolution

Meta-Originary Ontology (MOO) is a structural framework addressing why existence persists rather than collapsing into uniformity or fragmentation. The framework rests on three axioms: meta-origin uniqueness, structural incompleteness, and generative drive. From these it derives a minimal triadic configuration (Ground, Experiencer, Regulator) as the smallest stable structure capable of sustaining existence, redefines good as a structural tendency toward sustainable generativity, and demonstrates that zero — the most fundamental symbol in mathematics — is the first visible consequence of structural incompleteness. This document presents the complete theoretical framework of MOO 2.0, integrating all developments from v1.0 through v1.3 and the zero paper into a unified, self-consistent system. part of the Meta-Originary Ontology series