Outward Proliferation

Outward Proliferation is the mechanism by which each Null Well collapse creates new fractal branches, new universes, expanding the total information-processing capacity of the UniSphere. It is the first of the three mechanisms of the Perpetual Data Continuation Law, which the book calls the Recursive Compulsion Framework: outward proliferation, inward convergence (black holes funnel accumulated data back to the Zinfinity Source) and perpetual momentum (returning weight creates Data Inertia that prevents the pulse from stopping). Outward proliferation ensures every Null Well collapse seeds new universes, extending the lattice of computation; the child universes inherit modified parameters from their parents. It is the outward half of the bidirectional flow described in the Recursive Fractal Branch Architecture, where it is called outward branching. It connects to Perpetual Data Continuation Law, Inward Convergence, Perpetual Momentum, Null Well Collapse, Fractal Progeny, Child Universe Inheritance Law and The Recursive Fractal Branch Architecture.