The Nexus Ontology Theory (NOT) presents an avant-garde exploration into one of humanity's most profound questions: "Why is there something rather than nothing?" Rooted in the duality of existence and non-existence, NOT postulates a cosmic equilibrium anchored in a foundational entity termed the "Nexus". The theory introduces novel concepts, including Existence Wells, Void Reversion, and Nexus Oscillations, challenging conventional cosmological paradigms. Supported by by a robust mathematical framework, NOT bridges empirical physics with metaphysical discourse, blurring the boundaries between the two. The theory posits bold predictions, from the emergence of multiple realities to the existence of a unique form of energy, paving the way for groundbreaking experimental pursuits. Furthermore, NOT's philosophical implications provide fresh insights into the nature of reality, causality, and consciousness. This work encapsulates the inception, foundational axioms, mathematical underpinnings, and potential ramifications of NOT, inviting both the scientific and philosophical communities to go on a transformative exploration of understanding the very nature of existence.

<p>The Nexus Ontology Theory (NOT) presents an avant-garde exploration into one of humanity's most profound questions: "Why is there something rather than nothing?" Rooted in the duality of existence and non-existence, NOT postulates a cosmic equilibrium anchored in a foundational entity termed the "Nexus". The theory introduces novel concepts, including Existence Wells, Void Reversion, and Nexus Oscillations, challenging conventional cosmological paradigms. Supported by by a robust mathematical framework, NOT bridges empirical physics with metaphysical discourse, blurring the boundaries between the two. The theory posits bold predictions, from the emergence of multiple realities to the existence of a unique form of energy, paving the way for groundbreaking experimental pursuits. Furthermore, NOT's philosophical implications provide fresh insights into the nature of reality, causality, and consciousness. This work encapsulates the inception, foundational axioms, mathematical underpinnings, and potential ramifications of NOT, inviting both the scientific and philosophical communities to go on a transformative exploration of understanding the very nature of existence.</p>

Nexus Ontology Theory: A Dynamic Equilibrium Model of Existence and Non-Existence