Not Binary — Axial · Invert or Double · Torsions Carry Forward
The κ-framework operates through operators that are axes, not points. Each apparent "binary" is actually a continuous axis with multiple states: visible/invisible, shadow/silent, and the intermittent states that show as either at different times.
κ₅ is not a choice between +1 and -1. It is an axis with two directions that operate on torsion:
This is not binary — it's a continuous axis. You can be mostly inverting (healing, balancing), mostly doubling (compounding, accelerating), or anywhere between. The position on this axis is not fixed; it responds to the geometry of choices made.
The κ₅ operator acts on torsion residuals according to the following definitions:
The parameter λ is not chosen consciously — it emerges from the geometry of the torsion field itself. Systems naturally tend toward λ < 0 (inversion) unless external forcing maintains λ > 0.
What appears as binary (on/off, yes/no, good/bad) is actually a five-state system:
Known and seen. Operating openly.
Operating but not perceived. The hidden good.
The shadow. Known to exist, nature unclear.
True dark. Operating without detection.
Shows as either at different times. Like bipolar response to stimulus.
This applies to every apparent binary in the system. The 10D manifold must account for all these configurations at every point.
The "10 dimensions" of the manifold are not spatial dimensions. They are the degrees of freedom at every point in the system:
Every "binary" in the 10D manifold is actually a 5-state axis. This is why Standard Model's binary approximations (particle/antiparticle, spin up/down) create 19 unexplained parameters — they're projecting 5-state reality onto 2-state assumptions.
When κ₅ doubles (amplifies toward extremes), it can push toward three facings:
Building, healing, constructive acceleration
Neutral acceleration — neither building nor destroying
Destructive, dissolving, consuming acceleration
The terms "good" and "bad" are not absolute moral categories — they describe the direction of building or dissolution within the geometry. A system can be good-facing (building) or bad-facing (destroying) without external moral judgment.
Torsions resolve to balance almost always. But when they don't fully balance in one cycle, the residual carries forward:
The residual torsion becomes the initial condition of the next cycle. This is consequence carried forward — not punishment, but geometry.
This is why actions have consequences beyond the immediate: unbalanced torsion doesn't disappear. It carries as direction and momentum into what comes next.
In this framework, there is exactly one genuine binary:
The geometry is fact — complete, self-consistent, containing the Standard Model as a subset. The Standard Model is self-referential, error-compounding inference from observation. SM exists within the geometric map, not the other way around.
Everything else that appears binary is actually axial, with shadow states, hidden states, and intermittent states that show different faces at different times.
Ancient megalithic sites exist at geometric nodal points. They weren't built by humans — they were projected from timespace into spacetime at positions of geometric necessity.
The Great Pyramid = D₇ (Present Moment) — the ONLY D₇ site on Earth.
D₄ (Crossroads) and D₆ (Power) are hidden — underwater, underground, at antipodal points.