Eight branches.
One index.

Axioms, definitions, proofs. Canon holds only the primary derivations — the places a real proof was first written down — not commentary on them.

Laws, first principles, primary derivations. Einstein, Maxwell, Noether, Dirac — the places a law was first stated, not restated.

The periodic system, quantum chemistry, thermodynamics of transformation. Primary sources on the real rules of matter.

Turing, Shannon, Gödel, Kolmogorov. The foundations of what can be computed, what can be known, and what information is.

The physics of the living cell — light, water, electrons, mitochondria, quantum biology. Kruse is one partial source, not the centre.

Spacetime, large-scale structure, the evolution of the universe as a whole — from the first primary derivations forward.

Neural correlates, cognition, consciousness. What a mind is, and how it arises — foundations, not outcomes.

The Earth as a physical and biological system. Tectonics, climate, biosphere — primary data, primary instruments.