81018 — What if the structure of reality is simpler than we think?
81018

What if the structure of reality is simpler than we think?

What if the apparent complexity of the universe emerges from a small number of simple relationships — scale, geometry, constraint, symmetry, and continuity?

81018 is an open investigation of that possibility. It began in a classroom in December 2011. It is not a finished cosmology. The long working map is The Seven Doors. This page is the short front door.

7.356° gap
G1 construction — tetrahedron · octahedron · Aristotle gap
Status to have in mind

What is certified, and what is not

Established — G1
A regular tetrahedron, six edge midpoints, a central octahedron and four smaller tetrahedra. Every new edge is exactly half the old one.
Consequence — G2
Repeat the act and you get a factor of two.
Model choice — G3–G4
Treat that factor as a discrete scale coordinate from the Planck length. Nature is not thereby proved to be discretized in powers of two.
Hypothesis — G5–G7
That coordinate corresponds to physically meaningful structure. G5–G7 test that claim. They do not protect it.

Method: Observation → Mathematics → Model → Hypothesis → Test → Evaluation.

The long working map

Seven doors

September 2026

What is live this month

  • G7 — Physical inventory. Independently established lengths placed on the coordinate. Physics populates the map. The map does not manufacture the physics.
  • G7 supplemental. Widened table, five G5 controls. Null on notation 67 is not eliminated. First measured composite in the list is the proton charge radius near n ≈ 65.5, not 67.
  • Working long form: The Seven Doors. Classroom origin: first homepage. Scale chart: 202 notations.
Entry points

Where to start

Five minutesG1 — first certified coordinate
The mapG3 and the 202-notation chart
The argumentThe Seven Doors
A testDark-energy fraction