I - Axiom of Empirical Universality
Death is the only phenomenon universally and demonstrably applicable to all living systems. Therefore, death constitutes the primary universal constant in the domain of sentient existence.
II - Axiom of Ontological Dependence
Life derives its structure, value, and temporality from the existence of death. Without death, “life” has no definable boundary, hence no measure or meaning.
III - Axiom of Non-Transcendence
No empirical evidence supports the persistence of individual consciousness post-mortem. Death marks the irreversible dissipation of individual informational coherence.
IIII - Axiom of Immanence
Death is not an external event imposed upon life; it is a structural property within being, the entropic vector that defines temporality itself.