The Paradox of Transfinite Sanity: A Treatise on Recursive Equilibrium and the Exhaustion of Madness
Dedicated to the family Garland Introduction: The Circularity of the Void The traditional understanding of sanity operates on a binary scale. At one end lies the “sane” individual, anchored by social norms and predictable sensory input. At the other lies the “insane” individual, whose internal map no longer aligns with the external territory. This linear model, however, fails to account for the phenomenon of recursive clarity. When a conscious mind is subjected to a transfinite environment—one devoid of traditional time,…