The One T
Right now, you are experiencing this page from one particular perspective.
You will never experience another person's perspective directly.
And yet the same experiencer stands behind every perspective there has ever been.
We call it T.
The Core Ideas
T
A single primordial reality underlying all experience.
Perspective
Individual experience as a localized perspective within T.
Information
Difference and complexity arising within an otherwise undivided reality.
Universes
Different possible universes arising as localized structures within T.
The T Theory
The T Theory proposes that reality is fundamentally one.
T is the only ontologically independent reality. Individual perspectives, information, and universes are not ontologically independent, but arise through the localization and limitation of T.
The theory develops this proposition through a small set of precise definitions and axioms.
Definitions
The concepts that define the model.
Axioms
The fundamental propositions of the theory.
Consequences
What follows from the theory.