The One T: A Working Theory of a Single Experiencer

Abstract

The One T is a developing philosophical theory in which T is the only ontologically independent reality and the only experiencer. What appears as a plurality of individual experiencers is modeled as a plurality of perspectives of T. The model introduces informational objects, informational state spaces, universe-relative graded membership (“degree of existence”), and a distinction between the individuation of perspectives and the individuation of the experiencer. Version 0.1 also develops consequences concerning intersubjectivity, nothingness, the hard problem of consciousness, the problem of other minds, and the combination and decombination problems.