Chapter 5
Classical Logic vs Structural Logic

Stable systems must remain internally consistent as they evolve.
Any rule set that generates contradictions cannot persist over time.

This chapter presents self-consistency as a fundamental survival condition for physical and logical systems.

Contradictions introduce instability into any structured system.
Once conflicting states propagate, coherent behaviour rapidly breaks down.

This chapter explores how contradictions trigger collapse and why coherent frameworks must prevent them.