Axioma 412: A Structural Meta-Framework on the Conditions of Existence and Appearance

Abstract

This compact document outlines a domain-independent conceptual formalism presented as a formal ontological framework or a meta-predicate systems architecture designed specifically for human structural analysis. The paper proposes a logic-based operational system with the purpose of interpreting existence through a first-principles systemic method of reasoning, establishing a blueprint which remains commissioned to perform the function of becoming legally manipulated as a structural instrument. The system features multi-scale analysis by implementing the micro-meso-macro template, constitutes of whole-before-parts or parts-before-wholes characteristics, provides an assigned dual-aspect ontology with a multi-aspect extensibility for adequate classification, a ‘resolution-based’ emergence, frame-dependency, (human) observer-independency, and a multi-identity ontology exclusively to facilitate breadth and depth. The architectural design of the modeling system utilizes an idiosyncratic combination of formal symbolic logic gates and precise structural prose to maintain accessibility and preserve structural coherence simultaneously. The framework is embedded in multiple fundamental subject matters of philosophy and arranges structural boundary transitions and abstract meta-ontological constructions derived independently of domain-specific frameworks and traditional academic literature. Keywords: Metaontology, Logic-Based System, Ontology Proposal, Conceptual Engineering