• Field-Network Theory introduces the concept e, representing structural possibility prior to space and time. From internal asymmetry within this possibility arise:

• temporal ordering (time)

• structural persistence (form)

• relational stabilization (space)

• resonance structures (matter and light)

• integrated informational coherence (consciousness)

• The theory does not treat time or space as fundamental dimensions but as emergent consequences of relational compatibility within the field network.

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