Philosophical exploration of YuanXian Theory unveils the zero-sum dynamics of the universe and life, suggesting a novel synthesis of knowledge.
This paper systematically expounds the philosophical foundation and core scientific vision of YuanXian Theory. With “True Circle Self-Consistency” as the highest meta-axiom and “Absolute Isolation of the Universe” as the topological boundary condition, the theory constructs a physical model in which the total energy of the universe is zero and the system is self-referential and self-consistent. Its central thesis is that the universe is a dynamic, living zero-sum system, whose intrinsic driving force for eternal evolution stems from the perpetual tendency of global zero-sum to repair local “non-zero” (positive and negative energy) fluctuations.By introducing a “six-dimensional phase” structure (dimensions 1–4 as manifest spacetime, dimension 5 as the translation boundary, and dimension 6 as the implicit order field) together with the “64-dimensional toroidal” topology, the theory not only provides a geometric framework for the unification of general relativity and quantum mechanics, but also profoundly reveals the numerical isomorphism between the underlying structure of the universe (T^64) and the underlying coding of life (64 genetic codons).The paper further argues that this “universe-life” isomorphism constitutes the ontological foundation for epistemological “commensurability,” enabling diverse human cognitive modes — science, philosophy, religion, and art — to be regarded as complementary “translations” of different aspects of the same cosmic reality.The value of YuanXian Theory lies in its attempt to construct a meta-framework that transcends disciplinary barriers, offering a new paradigm and pathway for resolving the fragmentation of modern knowledge and reintegrating humanity’s complete understanding of reality.
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