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The paper aims to address underlying biases in modern science's cognitive framework regarding concepts like zero and chaos.

June 10, 2026Open Access

PFUSRC-025: From Substance Ontology to Interface Ontology ——Reconstruction of the Cognitive Framework: Zero Is Not Nothingness; Chaos Is Reality

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The paper aims to address underlying biases in modern science's cognitive framework regarding concepts like zero and chaos.
Systematic reconstruction of cognitive concepts including 'substance', 'zero', 'chaos', and 'becoming'.
Analysis of previously published works in the PFUSRC series to build a coherent epistemological framework.
Critique of traditional philosophical dichotomies related to materialism and idealism.
Proposes that zero represents potential chaos, not ontological nothingness.
Suggests that substance is fundamentally dynamic, emphasizing ongoing processes of becoming.
Identifies projection as a cognitive error, obscuring the true understanding of reality.

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Philosophical exploration reconstructs cognition about reality, chaos, and substance, suggesting profound implications.

Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

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