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This post accompanies the fourth episode of the “M.E.T.A.-Physics” podcast, delving into the core methodology of Dr. Alexander’s work: the M.E.T.A. framework. This section of the paper, “The M.E.T.A. Framework: A Methodology for Comprehensive Understanding,” introduces a structured, four-pillar system designed to build a complete and actionable argument for the Eternality Axiom. We explore each pillar in depth: the Mathematical (M) as the formal language, the Experimental (E) as the empirical foundation, the Theoretical (T) as the conceptual core, and the Applied (A) as the practical demonstration. The blog post emphasizes the critical synergy between these pillars, using the powerful analogy of a four-legged table to illustrate why a missing pillar leads to an incomplete and unstable understanding. This framework is presented as the essential tool for moving beyond siloed scientific inquiry and toward a holistic validation of eternal reality.