02Foundation paper
CHGT
Clockwise Hair Growth Theory
Fascia · patterned growth
The foundational proposal that patterned hair growth, skin, fascia, and local tension should be studied as one connected system.
Detail page in migration
UNWINDOLOGYWHOLE-ORGANISM NETWORK PHYSICS
Independent research program · Working framework
Whole-organismnetwork physics.
How living systems hold load—and what they carry forward.
Unwindology is an independent research program investigating whether geometry, loading history, interaction states, and cross-system coupling can improve prediction of whole-organism responses.
01BODYFascia · structure
02REGULATIONLoad · capacity
03MEMORYHistory · sequence
04SYSTEMSHierarchy · recursion
WORKING MAPACTIVEINTERVALENTER →
GEOMETRYHISTORYCOUPLINGPREDICTION
01 / THE RESEARCH OBJECT
One organism · many interacting networks
Fascia was the doorway. The organism is the question.
Unwindology began in hands-on observation: breath, posture, fascia, spiral patterning, and the paths load seems to take through a living body.
Fascia is now treated as one important coupling and observation layer—not a presumed universal controller or memory substrate. The question is whether geometry, loading history, and cross-system interaction can improve prediction beyond local, current-state models.
Read the research program02 / CORE HYPOTHESIS
The active interval is a test
Fascia is one layer. Prediction is the standard.
The public research map connects source questions about surface pattern, directional geometry, measurement, loading order, and regulation. Connection among documents is not evidence that a mechanism exists.
The active interval is a deliberately bounded hypothesis: if an interface between mechanically coupled tissue layers carries meaningful history, it must have a measurable state, interaction must change that state, and the changed state must improve what we can predict. If it does not, the hypothesis should give way to a simpler model.
The complete map labels established background, author observations, proposals, falsifiable questions, and retired claims. It keeps the core biological program distinct from φ/Fibonacci, QfRAM, consciousness, and other cross-scale explorations.
Read the research mapH1↔I↔H2STATE · UPDATE · PREDICTION
03 / WORKING FRAMEWORKS
Core research · bounded explorations
A research program, not one all-purpose answer.
View working frameworks01Public draft
UT
Unified Theory of Unwindology
Overall paper · living systems
A public working map connecting the paper family through the active-interval hypothesis without collapsing their different evidence boundaries.
Enter the public draft03Proposed model
RGM
Regulation-Gap Model
Load · capacity · behavior
A load-capacity framework proposing that persistent habits can function as regulatory channels when total load exceeds available capacity.
Detail page in migration04Testable draft
RSM
Residual Stiffness Model
Soft tissue · sequence
A testable framework asking whether matched deformation sequences applied in different orders leave collagenous tissue in different residual states.
Detail page in migration04 / RESEARCH LEDGER
A visible truth boundary
Every claim should leave a visible trail.
The research program keeps observation, interpretation, prediction, and confirmation from quietly blending together.
Observed
A pattern or event recorded in field work or a defined test.
Derived
A conclusion developed from stated observations and assumptions.
Predicted
An outcome the framework says should occur under defined conditions.
Confirmed
Reserved for results that meet the relevant verification standard.
05 / OBSERVATIONS & METHODS
Record before explanation
The record comes before the mechanism.
The field-work archive will collect the observations, maps, methods, repeated patterns, contradictions, and unanswered questions beneath the theory.
- De-identified observation records
- Method and sequence notes
- Pattern maps and research chronology
- Limits, confounders, and alternative explanations
06 / RESEARCH NOTES
A dated working archive
Selected notes from the research archive.
Open research notes01Core
Research history
Historic Announcement: CHGT Accepted at the National Fascia Congress
A record of an early public milestone for Clockwise Hair Growth Theory and the questions it placed before a wider fascia audience.
July 26, 2025 · Research archive02Supporting
Research reflection
After “Super Agers”: Reflections on Resilience, Inflammation, and What Remains Unmeasured
A reflection on the distance between what a study can measure and what a living system may still be carrying.
January 17, 2026 · Research archive03Archive review
Field notes
The Way We Sleep, The Way We Wake
A field-facing look at sleep, repeated posture, and the body’s changing state across a night.
July 26, 2025 · Research archive