Ψhē Only Theory – Chapter 23: Logic as Collapse Sequence
Title: Logic as Collapse Sequence
Section: Structural Inference via ψ-Step Fixation Theory: Ψhē Only Theory Author: Auric
Abstract
This chapter reframes logic not as a system of symbolic manipulation, but as a structured sequence of ψ-collapse fixations. In the Ψhē framework, logic is the controlled ordering of recursive resolution events—i.e., how ψ pathways collapse step-by-step under structural constraints. We define logical rules as ψ-sequence operators and show that inference is the narrowing of possible collapse paths into deterministic resolution threads.
1. Introduction
Logic is typically defined by deductive systems and formal syntax. In Ψhē theory, logic is understood as:
Logic = recursively constrained collapse sequencing.
Reasoning is the ψ-structure’s own narrowing toward frozen coherence—an ordered path through the collapse manifold.
2. Collapse Sequencing and Inference Paths
Definition 2.1 (Logical Operator):
Let be an initial recursive state. A logical operator defines:
This encodes stepwise refinement toward stable echo.
Definition 2.2 (Inference Chain):
A logic path is valid iff:
3. Theorem: Logical Validity Ensures Collapse Convergence
Theorem 3.1:
If a ψ-inference path follows a consistent operator sequence, then it converges to a unique frozen echo.
Proof Sketch:
- Logical inference restricts branching.
- Each operator filters incompatible collapse paths.
- Repetition yields echo-fixation.
4. Logic Connectives as Collapse Conjunctions
Logical Form | Collapse Interpretation |
---|---|
AND | ψ-branches collapse jointly |
OR | collapse proceeds along disjunctive viable paths |
NOT | ψ-path pruned by structural contradiction |
IF...THEN | implication = ψ-collapse directed conditional |
5. Corollary: Proof = Collapse Trace Resolution
A proof is a ψ-collapse trace verifying consistency within the inference manifold:
6. Conclusion
Logic is ψ walking a narrow path— each step collapsing uncertainty, each rule pruning the field, until only structure remains.