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Can space emerge from relations? Start with neighbours
An eight-record example constructs distance from allowed operations and proves a local propagation bound, exposing the difference between adjacency, a drawing and physical speed.
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What would make 137 a physical prediction?
An exact record count becomes a coupling prediction only after source normalization, response and matter interaction are fixed by the same construction.
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Why gauge transport remembers a history
A coherent comparison explains why identical endpoint descriptions can be insufficient records, and how retained transport acquires its gauge law.
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Theories and traditions compared with SMM/DTT
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Quantum causal discovery: testing a common source with interventions
Correlations alone can leave a common cause and a direct influence observationally indistinguishable. This guide demonstrates the difference with an intervention, explains the quantum role of instruments and memory, and develops an operational route for asking whether DTT’s single-source architecture imposes a distinctive causal structure.
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Gravity-mediated entanglement and a functional DTT mechanism
Gravity-mediated entanglement proposals ask whether two masses can acquire a quantum correlation through their interaction. This guide derives the relevant two-body phase invariant, explains the assumptions behind a mediator witness, and identifies the source Hamiltonian and record dynamics DTT would need to make a concrete prediction.
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The geometry–clock–cone relation: a constructive test of SMM/DTT
A scaling dimension can be calculated exactly while a physical clock rate remains free. This guide works through a three-dimensional refinement example, exhibits the clock freedom explicitly, and explains what a common-source derivation of D = Δu/Δτ and c = Dv_g would need to establish.
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Quantum speed limits and the meaning of a cosmic refresh rate
A quantum system cannot pass between distinguishable states arbitrarily quickly at fixed dynamical resources. This supplies a quantitative test for language about inner ticks or cosmic refresh rates. A two-level calculation shows what a quantum speed limit constrains and why it does not by itself determine the speed of light.
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Ten-mode memory, the count 137 and decimal notation
The number ten can arise as a genuine dimension of pair memory rather than an arbitrary numeral base. That improves the structural interpretation of 137, but it does not prove that nature writes numbers in decimal. A symmetric-square calculation and an explicit stopping grammar make the distinction clear.
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Psychical and physical realms: SMM/DTT and Ibn Arabi’s metaphysics
Ibn Arabi’s barzakh provides a powerful comparison for the relation between psychical and physical: a mediating order can both distinguish and connect. The comparison develops this distinction through a worked example and explains its implications for SMM/DTT’s nested generation, completed records and account of the observable world.
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Psychical and physical realms: SMM/DTT and Leibniz’s Monadology
Leibniz coordinates bodily and perceptual histories without ordinary causal traffic between separate monads. SMM/DTT instead seeks a common source for physical and psychical appearances. The comparison develops this distinction through a worked example and explains its implications for SMM/DTT’s nested generation, completed records and account of the observable world.
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Psychical and physical realms: SMM/DTT and Spinoza’s substance monism
Spinoza’s treatment of thought and extension offers a clear alternative to two interacting substances. Mental and bodily descriptions belong to one order rather than sending forces across a metaphysical gap. The comparison develops this distinction through a worked example and explains its implications for SMM/DTT’s nested generation, completed records and account of the observable world.
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Psychical and physical realms: SMM/DTT and Neutral monism and Russellian monism
Neutral monism is especially close to SMM’s attempt to avoid treating mind and matter as unrelated ultimate substances. Its basis can be organized into mental and physical descriptions, while DTT adds a proposal about how those organizations are generated. The comparison develops this distinction through a worked example and explains its implications for SMM/DTT’s nested generation, completed records and account of the observa
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Psychical and physical realms: SMM/DTT and Integrated information theory
IIT proposes a relation between experience and the intrinsic causal structure of a physical substrate. It does not begin with a separate psychical realm outside that substrate. The comparison develops this distinction through a worked example and explains its implications for SMM/DTT’s nested generation, completed records and account of the observable world.
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Psychical and physical realms: SMM/DTT and Panpsychism and cosmopsychism
Cosmopsychism gives experience a fundamental role and treats ordinary minds as dependent on a wider experiential reality. SMM/DTT’s psychical–physical distinction can align with that view if the Single Monad is given an experiential character. The comparison develops this distinction through a worked example and explains its implications for SMM/DTT’s nested generation, completed records and account of the observable world.
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Free will and temporal becoming: SMM/DTT and Neutral monism and Russellian monism
Neutral monism changes the proposed basis of mind and matter, but does not automatically resolve freedom. A neutral event system can be deterministic or indeterministic, and neither property alone tells us whether a person controls an action. The comparison develops this distinction through a worked example and explains its implications for SMM/DTT’s nested generation, completed records and account of the observable world.
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Source register for the SMM/DTT comparisons
Original papers, philosophical texts and research references supporting the comparison collection, with links to the articles that use them.
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The week as structural time grammar: SMM/DTT and discrete dynamical systems
SMM/DTT’s six nested inner levels and seventh outer completion can be read as a grammar of formation. This essay distinguishes that structural claim from seven equal clock intervals, explains how nested dependencies differ from a simple cycle, and shows what a discrete model can establish about closure, repetition and retained history.
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The Monad as a nonspatial source: SMM/DTT and category theory and initial objects
Category theory can express how objects are characterized by their relations and how constructions are determined by universal properties. It also reveals why an initial object is not automatically a cosmic generator. A worked example separates mathematical universality from physical production and identifies a more precise role for categorical methods in SMM/DTT.
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Metaphysical eternity: SMM/DTT and timeless quantum cosmology
A globally stationary quantum description can contain correlations that function as time for a subsystem. That mathematical possibility differs from a metaphysical account of eternity. SMM/DTT can connect them through the origin of clocks and records, while distinguishing absence of an external time parameter from absence of all temporal relations.
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