Generativity Explosion: A Structural Mechanism for the Emergence of Complexity - a structural mechanism that may underlie any Big Bang from the atomic to the cosmological scale.

The generativity explosion is introduced as a structural mechanism capable of producing rapid, large scale increases in relational complexity. Within the GTii framework, minimal differences (ilons) generate new differences whenever they connect, creating an accelerating network of relations. This amplification can leadto local or global structural explosions — a process analogous to phase transitions, inflationary expansion,or a “small Big Bang.” The article outlines how generative energy embedded in minimal structures can produce emergent coherence and new forms of organization across scales, from particles to cosmological systems. Author: Waldemar Superson