Ontotectonics: A Foundational Domain Declaration

Ontotectonics is a Meta-Domain governing the pre-neural structural architecture of human identity under load. It posits that identity coherence is governed by lawful structural constraints that sit causally upstream of neural organization, cognition, behavior, and performance. The domain introduces a formal causal stack in which identity architecture determines how the brain organizes under pressure, demoting neuroscience from causal origin to execution substrate. Ontotectonics defines identity as a real, load-bearing coherence structure with rupture thresholds, irreversible transitions, and invariant collapse signatures. It establishes jurisdiction over the upstream failure layer that causes all psychological, leadership, educational, and performance interventions to decay under load. This document elevates Ontotectonics from a domain to a Meta-Domain of pre-neural structural identity physics. The axiomatic structure of Ontotectonics was later formalized in: Dasgupta, A. (2026).Ontotectonics: Axioms Governing Identity Under Load.https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19022298