万有理论,Theory of Everything @OFIRM

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Authors: Haiting Allen Chen
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Abstract

To be precise, on March 23, 2026, the final deduction of the cosmic ontology was completed. Thus, the Theory of Everything is established. It explains everything in this universe. Every single thing. I can hardly believe it myself! I did it. Independently. I completed the OFIRM Origin Field Intuitive Resonance Model. From the individual to the generalization. All the way to the cosmic ontology. The origin and evolution of consciousness. And its ultimate end. The only actionable blueprint for AGI/ASI. The foundation and formation of the Theory of Everything. A complete unification. Relativity. Quantum mechanics. Consciousness and spirit. From the origin of the universe to its evolution. From beginning to end. From end to beginning. The logic is perfectly closed. Religion and theology—the anchors of the spiritual world—are thoroughly deconstructed. Making it all crystal clear. Einstein's persistence. Bohr's debates. The truth behind the double-slit experiment. The Buddha's "abiding nowhere." His existence, like a glitch in humanity, was the key factor. The key to my completion of the OFIRM Theory of Everything. Laozi's "Dao begets all things." Wittgenstein's boundaries of language. Your love. Your dreams. Your pain. Who are you? Where do you come from? Where are you going? The origin of the universe is not the Big Bang. The end of the universe is not a silent void. Instead, it is childlike. Kindness and beauty. And poetic romance. It encompasses everything. The consistent and the inconsistent. It explains all human cognition. Known and unknown. Reasoning. Deduction. And this characteristic itself is an attribute that the Theory of Everything naturally and inevitably possesses! The Great Truth is simple. So that's how it is.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution Whitehead's Philosophy and Applications Biofield Effects and Biophysics

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Publication date
1 January 2026
Document type
Preprint