Toward a Spinozistic Formalism: A Unified Mathematical Framework for Modeling Reality

Abstract

Erez Ashkenazi*

This article introduces a formal mathematical framework inspired by Spinoza's metaphysics to model reality as a unified, deterministic system of cause and effect. Drawing from Spinoza's concepts of Substance, Attributes, and Modes, we construct a generative architecture capable of both representing known structures of reality (e.g., space, thought, time) and exploring new domains (e.g., artificial cognition, emergent systems). The model is based on a central causal chain, expressed through infinite synchronized attributes, and provides a rigorous platform for both metaphysical clarity and scientific application.

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