All Scientific domains are unified by one CORE law
Abstract
I am an independent online researcher. I propose a boundary-based law of creation that consistently explains unresolved transitions across sciences. 🧾 FINAL POSTER POLISH (Journal / Conference Ready) یہ text تم poster پر direct use کر سکتے ہو: BOUNDARY-BASED LAW OF CREATION A Cross-Domain Scientific Framework Ahmed Sarfraz Independent Researcher Abstract Modern science successfully explains gradual processes within domains but consistently fails to explain transitions between domains. This poster presents a boundary-based law of creation demonstrating that qualitative novelty does not arise from accumulated quantitative change but appears at domain boundaries through new organizational rule-sets. The framework applies across cosmology, chemistry, biology, embryology, neuroscience, and consciousness studies. Core Law Continuity operates within domains. Boundaries terminate continuity. New domains begin with new rule-sets. Cross-Domain Evidence Chemistry → Life (Origin of Life problem) Biology → New body plans (macro-evolution gaps) Neural systems → Consciousness (hard problem) Pre-implantation → Post-implantation development Each transition shows: Predictive failure of continuity models Emergence of qualitative novelty Introduction of new governing constraints Scientific Implications Explains unresolved origin problems Preserves empirical science within domains Introduces testable boundary predictions Requires no metaphysical assumptions Falsifiability This framework is falsified by a single verified case where a new qualitative domain emerges without a boundary transition. Conclusion Boundary recognition is essential for completing modern scientific explanations of origin-level phenomena. © Ahmed Sarfraz — Independent Researcher All rights reserved
Fields of Study & Subjects
Philosophy and History of Science
Complex Systems and Dynamics
Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 17 January 2026