TDH: A Core Theory of State-to-State Transitions in the Combined Intangible and Tang

3 Description (Abstract) This work presents TDH, a foundational pre-formal theory describing reality as a heterogeneous Combined Intangible and Tangible Verse (CIT-Verse) in which all change occurs through state-to-state transition processes. Each transition generates two complementary by-products: Kozans, which comprise mass and manifest in the Tangible Verse, and Causation, which is massless and manifests in the Intangible Verse as laws, relations, conditions, spacetime structure, and informational order. The theory reverses classical causal assumptions by asserting that causation does not precede events but emerges from transitions themselves. Quantum Mechanics is interpreted as a powerful but scale-limited formalism describing microscopic transitions, while TDH provides a universal ontological mechanism applicable across macroscopic and microscopic domains, including the Universe as a whole.