The Universality of Cross-Sections: Why Distinct Theories Project the Same Structure

Preprint: The Universality of Cross-Sections: Why Distinct Theories Project the Same Structure This paper proposes a three-layer analytical framework and argues that structural isomorphism appears universally across independent theoretical traditions—including Kant, Gödel, Bohm, Dirac, and Eastern philosophical traditions—as a structural necessity rather than a historical coincidence. This preprint is not yet peer-reviewed and may be subject to revision. Related updates may be available at: patreon.com/NMStructuralTheoryLab