Projective Process
Monism
A Topological Framework for Fundamental Constants,
Quantum Gravity, and Consciousness
Modern physics rests on two foundational problems that have resisted resolution for nearly a century: the quantum measurement problem and the fine-tuning problem. PPM argues they share a common resolution. Starting from a single physical axiom—that measurement requires Z₂ × RP³ topological structure—the framework derives 19 Standard Model parameters within 5% mean error, Newton's constant G, the cosmological constant Λ, and H₀ = 70.9 km/s/Mpc from first principles. No new particles, extra dimensions, or alterations to existing field equations are required.
Topology as Physics
Physical constants are not free parameters—they are eigenvalues of a self-consistency condition imposed by the CP³ → RP³ topology of measurement. The Born rule emerges as a topological necessity from the Z₂ quotient structure.
Gravitational Evolution
The framework requires G(z) ∝ (1+z)3/2, explaining the anomalous population of massive early galaxies in JWST data and resolving the Hubble tension without modifying dark energy or introducing new fields.
Consciousness as Critical Point
At kconscious ≈ 75.35, the energy hierarchy arrives at ~10¹⁴ degrees of freedom. Correlation length diverges, and the RP³ geometry that was the framework's founding axiom reappears as its output—a closed self-referential argument.