SergeakaAimate/Ontology-Lab: Property Method: User Guide

Property Method: User Guide (Dynamic Realism — Operational Framework) Core Ontology Artifact | Ontology Lab · GitHub | DOI: 🔍 Abstract This guide provides a concise, actionable overview of the 36-Property Method as a practical instrument within Dynamic Realism. It defines the core properties, explains their relational logic, and demonstrates how to apply the framework in AI-mediated inquiry—from quantum phenomena to cognitive architecture—without requiring formal ontological training. Designed as a user-facing interface, this document enables intuitive engagement with reality as Superreality: a layered, paradox-tolerant, and infinitely connective ontological field. 🧩 Ontological Positioning Category: Core Methodology (Operational Subset) Function: Entry point for users and AI systems to the full 36-property network Relation to Other Artifacts: Ontology-Lab-memo.pdf — Foundational memo outlining the lab's epistemic stance, design principles, and archival protocol. Provides the meta-framework within which the Property Method operates. PROPERTY-METHOD-REVISITED.pdf — Full scientific-philosophical exposition of the 36-property system, including Superreality invariants (ChOR, KSS, PPU), paradox resolution, and reflexive closure. This guide distills its operational core. UNIFIED-PROMPT-PROPERTY-METHOD-OS.pdf — Technical specification for AI integration: unified prompt architecture that embeds the Property Method as a cognitive operating system. Implements the "Three Interaction Tiers" described in this guide. Together, these four documents form the Property Method tetrad: memo (why), theory (what), guide (how), and prompt (execution). 📚 Key Features 36 Properties as stable ontological coordinates (e.g., Bindability, Emergence, Systemic Causality) Property Interaction Rules: how properties combine, resolve paradoxes, and transition between phases (e.g., Propertylessness → Onticity) Query Decoding Protocol: mapping natural-language questions to property networks Truth Maintenance: replacing speculation with property-grounded assertions 📝 License © 2025 Ontology Lab Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You may share, adapt, and use this guide—even commercially—with attribution. 🔗 Citation (DOI assigned) @manual{propertymethoduserguide2025, title = {Property Method: User Guide}, author = {Serge Magomet aka Aimate}, year = {2025}, note = {Core Operational Framework}, url = {https://github.com/SergeakaAimate/Ontology-Lab/blob/main/docs/core/Property-Method-User-Guide.pdf}, doi = {10.5281/zenodo.18075579} }