TDH–ToL.roi — Theory of Lives — Version 1.0 (Scoped)

Title

TDH–ToL.roi — Theory of Lives — Version 1.0 (Scoped)

Authors

Hau Dinh Thai

Alternative name

Thoriel-TDH (pen-name), TDH (pen-name), Thomas Thai

Affiliation

Independent Researcher

Published Date

2026-05-05

Description

This work introduces the Theory of Lives (TDH–ToL.roi), a foundational framework defining the concept of a "Life" as a structured entity characterized by integrity, state, and interaction capacity.

The theory provides a minimal and scalable definition applicable to mesoscopic systems, including atoms, molecules, and simple biological structures. It establishes conditions for existence, stability, and interaction, forming a basis for understanding system evolution through interactions that generate both tangible and intangible outcomes.

A Life is formally defined as a tuple consisting of integrity, state, and interaction capacity, with existence conditioned on the preservation of integrity. The evolution of a Life is governed by the balance between Chaos (expansionary dynamics) and Counter-Chaos (stabilizing dynamics), and interactions between Lives produce three classes of outcomes: Causations (intangible), Kozans (tangible), and Offspring (new Life entities).

This version (1.0) is intentionally scoped to mesoscopic systems to ensure clarity, consistency, and feasibility. Larger-scale (cosmic), smaller-scale (quantum), and cognitive systems are reserved for future extensions.

Keywords

• Theory of Lives
• Complex Systems
• System Integrity
• Interaction Dynamics
• Mesoscopic Systems
• Chaos and Counter-Chaos
• Causations
• Kozans

Version

1.0 (.roi)

Notes

This work is part of the TDH Unified Volume of Theories developed by Hau Dinh Thai (Thoriel-TDH). It serves as a foundational layer for future theoretical developments, including the Theory of Verses (TDH–ToV.roi) and extended cross-domain models.