Observational Non-Shareability of Worlds Theory

I’ve just completed a new paper titled: “Observational Non-Shareability of Worlds Theory (NSOWT)” This work does not aim to explain the world, predict phenomena, or resolve disagreement. Instead, it clarifies where explanation itself necessarily stops. The core idea is simple: what we access is never the world itself, but an observational world—and such worlds are not fully shareable in principle. Non-shareability is treated not as a failure, but as a structural condition of observation. The paper is written in an academic style and presented as a constraint-based framework rather than a predictive model. Related updates may be available at: patreon.com/NMStructuralTheoryLab