Boko Dual Gravity (BDG) An Atomistic Rhythmic Ontology of Existence

This accepted manuscript is structurally governed by THE META-INDEX (Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18169167). This preprint introduces Boko Dual Gravity (BDG) as an atomistic rhythmic ontology of existence grounded in a fundamental A–B cycle of compression and expansion. BDG argues that physical motion, biological life, consciousness, free will, morality, and social systems are not primary causal agents but emergent expressions of an underlying rhythmic behavior operating at the atomic level. Rejecting both teleological and stochastic explanations, BDG frames existence as a necessary, cyclic, and self-sustaining process. Within this framework, entropy is reinterpreted as a scale-dependent perceptual effect, free will as directional flexibility internal to the rhythm, and moral–social structures as secondary regulatory formations. BDG is proposed not as a competing theory, but as a behavioral law describing how existence persists through rhythm.