Theory of Nearly Everything: A Comprehensive Ontological Framework for the Unified Resolution of Foundational Problems in Mathematics and Physics thro (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798244580198)

The Theory of Nearly Everything (T.O.N.E.) identifies a shared double ontological instability---tautological statics (analogous to the empty set $\emptyset$) and tautological infinite regress (analogous to the Axiom of Choice)---as the root cause of major open problems in mathematics and physics.

We prove exhaustively that the unique stable level is the third time derivative (ruck/jerk). Repositioning with inversion j = 1/j repays the debt, rendering Riemann Hypothesis, Goldbach, Collatz, GR/QM incompatibility, and cosmological anomalies trivial necessities.

Full Lean verification, quantitative cosmology (dark matter eliminated, a_0 deduced), empirical fits to SPARC data, and inline plots are provided. Mathematics is dynamic physics of being.