H000: Primitive Bifurcation As A Minimal Generative Origin For Distinguishability, Hierarchy, And Carrier Emergence

This whitepaper proposes that a self-generating universe cannot begin from isolated nullity alone
or from isolated undifferentiated totality alone, because each pole is structurally sterile in isolation.
Rather than discarding these as irrelevant alternatives, the hypothesis retains them as the two absolute
limit-poles whose non-identity defines a primitive bifurcation potential. The minimal generative
starting point is therefore not either pole taken separately, but their unresolved opposition. Under
that opposition, realizability cannot persist as a wholly flat condition. The first forced consequence
is the failure of perfect undifferentiated flatness, from which distinguishability becomes possible;
multiplicity, recursive refinement, hierarchy, and later carrier-like support remain subsequent burdens
to be derived rather than presumed. The document positions H000 as a proposal-grade root hypothesis
beneath the CF000 program, and as a possible deeper antecedent to later hierarchy laws such as the
current A8 candidate.