This paper is the fifth in an ongoing series exploring whether physical reality can be understood as emerging from a more fundamental relational dynamics. It introduces the concept of the Nulveld: a universal, non-spatial, non-material ground layer consisting solely of permanent complementary dynamics. The paper argues that space, time and matter should not be assumed as primitives, but investigated as possible emergent organisations within this deeper relational substrate. The proposal is expli…
Read moreThis paper is the fifth in an ongoing series exploring whether physical reality can be understood as emerging from a more fundamental relational dynamics. It introduces the concept of the Nulveld: a universal, non-spatial, non-material ground layer consisting solely of permanent complementary dynamics. The paper argues that space, time and matter should not be assumed as primitives, but investigated as possible emergent organisations within this deeper relational substrate. The proposal is explicitly speculative and ontological; its mathematical development is presented separately.
