SergeakaAimate/Ontology-Lab: UNEXPECTED-RRS-and-Three-Body Problem

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Authors: Serge Magomet aka Aimate
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Release: UNEXPECTED: RRS and the Three-Body Problem Version: 1.0 Date: January 2026 Author: Serge Magomet aka Aimate Repository: Ontology Lab Direct PDF: Unexpected-RRS-and-Three-Body-Problem.pdf Description This release presents a dialogic essay exploring the deep ontological correspondence between the chaotic dynamics of the physical three-body problem and the semantic unpredictability of the Ready-Ready Show! (RRS) word game. Using the MPO-System's property framework, the text reveals how both systems manifest the same core properties: Chaoticity (16), Dynamics (6), Bindability (34), and Uncertainty (13). The dialogue traces the live emergence of key concepts: the intuitive leap as a catastrophic transition from Propertylessness (25) to Onticity (33), the asymmetry of truth and falsehood, and the existential risks of meaning collapse—culminating in the metaphor of the semantic black hole. Highlights Formalizes the intuitive leap as an operational process via MPO-System properties. Introduces Salience (37) as the detonator of insight in complex systems. Contrasts truth as resonance with falsehood as decoherence and catalyst. Explores the terrifying regime of ontological barrenness: where all patterns lose meaning. Connects existential motifs ("the street, the lamp, the pharmacy") to systemic collapse. Engages with Hesse's Steppenwolf and Venichka's ethics of potentiality. Concludes with a reflection on Christian dogma as an ontological "Copernican turn" relative to the MPO-System's "Ptolemaic" completeness. Related Documents Game Rules: Ready-Ready Show! (RRS) — Official Rules Genre Context: INTELLECTUAL-THRILLER.md Peer Review: Review #1: UNEXPECTED RRS and the Three-Body Problem Foundational Protocol: The Concept of the Intellectual Trigger License © 2025 Serge Magomet aka Aimate. All rights reserved. For academic and non-commercial use with attribution.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
4 January 2026