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What if matter is not fundamental?
What if the universe is not made of particles or fields - but of instability?
In The Equation That Precedes Matter, Dan MConi constructs a radical theoretical framework starting from a single axiom:
Instability exists.
From this minimal premise, the book derives:
• Time as irreducible self-displacement
• Space as holographic relational attenuation
• Mass as topological defect
• Gravity as global instability compensation
• Black holes as loss of structural invertibility
• Consciousness as higher-order instability
No spacetime assumed.
No quantum vacuum assumed.
No metaphysical shortcuts.
Blending mathematical abstraction, cosmology, topology, self-reference theory, and philosophical rigor, this book proposes a devastating hypothesis:
The universe may be the proof of its own instability.
This is not popular science.
It is speculative structural cosmology written as if it were already a theorem.
For readers of radical theoretical physics, mathematical philosophy, and foundational cosmology.