Logic of Existence – Generation 2 Relational Boundaries, Conditions of Existence, and Non-Canonical Mapping

Logic of Existence – Generation 2 is a non-canonical, non-probabilistic, and non-totalizing framework for mapping existence through conditions of existence and relational boundaries.
This work does not propose a Theory of Everything, a predictive physical model, nor a metaphysical doctrine. It is explicitly designed as a mapping framework, not an explanatory or authoritative system.
LoE operates by evaluating only those configurations for which explicit conditions of existence can be stated. Probability, optimization, and fundamental time are excluded at the axiomatic level. Instead, existence is treated as a relational predicate determined by boundary admissibility.
Generation 2 extends earlier Codex formulations by introducing:
boundary holography as an informational principle,
Cantorian differentiation of infinities as capacity classes,
chaos as an infinite pool of structurally distinct infinities (capacity, not generator),
time as an emergent argument derived from boundary transitions,
a deterministic reformulation of measurement as boundary refinement,
a formal comparison with Causal Set Theory,
a non-geometric interpretation of Minkowski swirl as a boundary indicator,
JA/R/O horizon taxonomy for boundary failure modes,
explicit anti-canon and non-closure constraints.
This document is intentionally open, revision-tolerant, and resistant to closure.
Each chapter functions as an independent container and may be revised, extended, or removed without invalidating the framework.
Logic of Existence is not meant to be believed.
It is meant to be used, tested, challenged, or abandoned if found inadequate.