Das G-Modell 1.0

The present model, the GModell, proposes a radically simple but at the same time profound framework:

This model develops a basic metaphysical structure that describes the existence of being (S), non-being (N) and a superordinate whole, a necessary primordial law (G) as logically necessary and complementary components.

 Being is understood as a dynamic, diverse and changeable realm in which universes, matter, life and consciousness can arise.

Non-being is defined purely logically as the antithesis of being – not experiential, not measurable, but only abstractly conceivable.

The whole G encompasses both states at the same time, without itself being subject to change.

This dual-complementary system solves the classic question of origin without resorting to external causes or teleological principles.

The model shows how consciousness arises as part of being, why universes are necessary, what role time and change play, and why ethics and meaning are not objective quantities, but constructions of conscious beings.In addition, the G-model positions itself in relation to philosophical traditions, questions of faith and scientific descriptions without being identical with them. It offers a new, consistent and independent view of fundamental questions of existence.