Overtruth revealed
Abstract
This work represents a text finished 10 years earlier. This published version has incorporated design changes, AI-generated art, and tighter writing for clarity but the text is unchanged in idea, narrative tone, or structure. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Abstract :: Success is an event occurring by degrees of magnitude along the continuum of a positive class Condition composed of a mix of its two oppositive members: positive success, and failure as its negative lack. An analysis of the pair’s relationship demonstrates a duadic unity such that both are partial states of the same conditionality of class where success incomplete in its positivity mixes with its lack just as failure insufficient in its negativity derives existentiality from the positivity of its class. The partialness of Success's success can only be made complete by the reconciling of it to its lack by conversion of each into the other. All pairs of dualities having each of their two members in a mixed state of incompleteness are capable of that same conversion resulting in what is called an "overstate" in accord with a form of truthfulness called "overtruth". In addenda, a science of duality, perfection, self-realization, and totality are proposed, as well as illustrative examples of degrees of perfective reconciliation. O V E R T R U T H as the defining component in a fourfold schema of truth values revealed in a theory of Failure and Success An analysis of the unity of their duality and its use as paradigmatic procedure in the reconciliation of opposites ● with a preliminary application to the problems of good and evil, justice, entropy, and the nature of God including a speculation about how we die
Fields of Study & Subjects
Theology and Philosophy of Evil
Kierkegaardian Philosophy and Influence
Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 1 May 2026
- Language
- EN
- Document type
- Book