Recursive Singularity Theory: A Reflexive Framework for Black Holes in Self-Configuring Reality

Recursive Singularity Theory posits black holes as demonstrations of reflexive self-configuration in a teleologically coherent universe. Key propositions: A black hole is the reflexive system folding back into itself, a point of maximal self-reference where information is recoded into new reflexive order. The horizon is both map and terrain, co-generating boundaries and interiors per the holographic principle. Singularities are colimits of recursive evolution, where geometric charts fail but global consistency persists. Evaporation via Hawking radiation is CPTP redistribution preserving unitarity.