Have you ever had a real-world problem?
Used your subconscious to work the problem?
Then applied the answer hack into the real world?

Exploring 2357 Space with Omniunify

Start here to understand the intent and context of this project.

Welcome – A short introduction to the Omniunify web book and how to navigate it.
Note – A personal message from the inventor about the motivation behind the model.
Dedication – Gratitude to the people who helped inspire and support this work.
Contents – The page you are currently viewing.
Abstract – A high-level summary of the Omniunify framework.
Introduction – A broader overview of the conceptual and theoretical starting point.

The core concepts and laws that define the Omniunify model.

Premise – The starting idea: that all things exist as part of cause-and-effect systems.
What Is Omniunify – A summary of the model, its building blocks, and its purpose.
Xuzzy – Everything in Omniunify is made up of Xuzzies — dynamic units of relational energy.
Laws – The 20 Laws that govern Xuzzy behavior, system membership, and transformation.
Reference Tables – Definitions of time, scale, activity, and classification used throughout the model.

How Omniunify maps, visualizes, and represents reality.

Physical vs Construct – How the physical world and conceptual universe differ but interrelate.
Mapping of the Model – How entities and interactions are displayed using Omniunify’s spatial and temporal tools.

The computational logic that powers analysis and prediction.

Tools – Key methods for compressing, labeling, and modeling complex relationships.
DCTNolanomics – A custom hashing system that identifies patterns, influence, and change across systems.

Where the theory meets practical application.

Legal – A proposal for redefining legal personhood using Omniunify’s logic of participation and roles.
Applications – How the model can be used in AI, law, ethics, and beyond.
Predictive – Tools and logic for forecasting outcomes based on system behaviors and Xuzzy interactions.

Looking back at the ideas that led to Omniunify — and forward to what it makes possible.

Those Before – Philosophers and scientists who sought to explain universal interconnectedness.
Exascale – How high-performance computing could enable real-time simulation of the construct universe.
Comparison – How Omniunify compares to other models of everything (e.g., physics, AI ethics, systems theory).
Others vs Omniunify – A deeper critique of why traditional models fall short.
Conclusion – Final reflections and a look at what Omniunify offers for the future.
Glossary – Definitions of important terms used throughout the book.