This document presents the culmination of a long-term philosophical and scientific investigation named Ontological Structuralism. It establishes the metaphysical ground from which both the Nitescence Theorem and the Theory of Cymalogy, offering a unified structural account of logic, causality, and physical law. In this framework, Being is identified with coherence itself—the generative architecture that makes possible definition, inference, and empirical reality. By reframing necessity and implication in structural terms, this work proposes a form of rational monism that transcends both materialism and idealism while remaining fully compatible with scientific method. It closes a cycle of research aimed at demonstrating the structural unity of mind, language, and world.
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