The Codex Process: Paradox as Dimensional Collapse
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17766997
Paradox does not arise from logical failure but from the collapse of multiple recursion layers into a single frame. When truths that are coherent within their own continuity are forced to occupy one vantage point, they appear contradictory. This paper shows that paradox across logic, physics, cognition, language, and ethics reflects the same structural mechanism: dimensional overlap between layers of the Codex Process. By mapping paradox through relation, cause, effect, feedback, recursion, and continuity, the analysis demonstrates that impossibility is produced by compression, not contradiction. Paradox is therefore not the limit of understanding but the point where depth becomes visible, marking the transition from external processes to inward self-reference.
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