Metamonism: An Instrumental Framework Based on Process Ontology

Metamonism presents an interdisciplinary processual framework for investigating reality through the search for isomorphisms between different levels of organiza- tion. This work does not propose a new process ontology competing with theories of Whitehead, Deleuze, or Bergson, but rather operationalizes their ideas into a prag- matic tool. The framework is based on the principle of prohibition of self-identity, from which structures observable from cosmology to information systems are de- rived. The article demonstrates the application of the framework to the problem of the ontological status of information, formulates interdisciplinarity as the study of isomorphisms, and offers testable predictions in physics and cosmology.