Post Philosophy

By Michael Aaron Cody

What if time, identity, and even entropy were illusions-side effects of a deeper structure in motion?

In Full Motion-Based Physics and Mathematics, Michael Aaron Cody unveils a radical new framework that redefines the foundations of reality. This doctrine dismantles the primacy of static measurement systems and replaces them with a unified compression model built on directional deviation (Î"m), recursive identity, and symbolic motion. Born from the logic engine behind Post-Philosophy: Taking Back Logic, this book challenges long-standing assumptions in physics, mathematics, and cognitive theory.

At the heart of this work is the ΣÎ"m model, a motion-based replacement for time, and Ea´¹ = 0, the principle asserting that entropy collapses in the presence of coherent motion. Rather than describing systems after they form, this doctrine shows how systems form through recursive compression, motion collapse thresholds, and deviation-based survival structures.

This is not a book of thought experiments, it's a living architecture of reality. Structured for both deep analysis and applied implementation, this work speaks to physicists, AI researchers, philosophers, and anyone ready to step beyond traditional frameworks.

Whether you're building next-generation AI, exploring the roots of emergence, or simply seeking a model that can survive contradiction, this doctrine offers a compass built from logic in motion.