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April 21, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Structural Topology of Co-Presence

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TKT kodama

Key Points

  • The aim is to define a structural topology that allows for the coexistence of distinct axes without hierarchy.
  • Defined a non-hierarchical structural topology with four axes: Field, Embodiment, Sentia, and RET.
  • Formalized co-presence without implying causation or hierarchy.
  • Explored the structural relationships between these axes.
  • Established that each axis represents a distinct structural condition.
  • Demonstrated that the axes coexist non-reductively without inheriting authority.
  • Clarified that the framework does not address cognition or consciousness.

Abstract

This work defines a non-hierarchical structural topology in which Field, Embodiment, Sentia, and RET coexist as parallel axes. Each axis describes a distinct structural condition: fluctuation (Field), retention (Embodiment), integration (Sentia), and relational continuity (RET). The topology does not represent a causal pipeline, generative sequence, or layered model. Instead, it formalizes co-presence, where structural domains remain mutually non-reductive and do not inherit authority from one another. This document provides a positional framework for understanding how these axes align without collapsing into hierarchy, causation, or interpretive expansion. It does not define cognition, consciousness, identity, or implementation, and remains strictly structural and substrate-independent.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69e713b4cb99343efc98d299https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19646872
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