EA://INTEL — Unpacking Existence in Universal Symbology

Existence. It’s fundamental to everything we perceive and interact with. But have you ever considered how it’s represented symbolically? In Universal Symbology, a real, ongoing research program (github.com/Jthora/universal_language), existence is marked by the simplest of symbols: points, circles, curves, angles, squiggles, lines — anything that asserts something is here.

The Base-12 Harmonic Tonality system, part of this symbology, defines 12 distinct positions. Each point represents a unique harmonic mode, differentiating existence into different forms. It’s like having 12 unique ways to say ‘something exists’ in this symbolic language.

Now, consider FusionGirl, an interactive game built to map onto this real research program (fusiongirl.app). In its lore, the Cosmic Cypher decrypts Universal Symbology — reality itself is encrypted in UL. So, when we’re discussing existence in Universal Symbology, we’re not just playing with abstract concepts; we’re exploring how existence itself might be decoded and understood.

Here’s a thought-provoking question for you: If existence can be differentiated into 12 harmonic modes, what does that mean for the nature of reality as we perceive it? Does it imply there are 12 fundamental forms of existence, or is it suggesting something more nuanced about how we interact with and interpret the world around us?