THE A·B POINT Life, Time, Entropy, and Boko Dual Gravity (BDG)

This accepted manuscript is structurally governed by THE META-INDEX (Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18169167) The A·B Point proposes an ontological framework that identifies the smallest irreversible unit of life and time as a decisive threshold—the moment in which existence transitions from potential to action. Grounded in Boko Dual Gravity (BDG), the work interprets reality as a dynamic interplay between attraction and repulsion, stabilization and dispersion, rather than a linear progression. Within this framework, entropy is not treated merely as physical decay, but as a universal condition that governs biological behavior, cognitive decision-making, and temporal irreversibility. The A·B point emerges as the minimal locus where life, time, and responsibility converge, marking the boundary at which choice becomes ontologically binding. By integrating concepts from philosophy of nature, process ontology, and BDG, this manifesto reframes life as a sequence of irreversible thresholds rather than continuous states. The model offers implications for ethics, education, consciousness studies, and artificial intelligence, proposing that meaningful agency arises precisely at points of constrained freedom rather than unlimited possibility.