Transparadigmic Science
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Transparadigmic Science is an adaptation of holistic and noetic scientific principles (such as those found in Chaos Theory, Quantum Mechanics, and Relativity) founded by William Brookfield. The theory led to the development of the Physical Cosmological Incompleteness Theorem and Generalized Second Law of Thermodynamics.[1]
A philosophical offshoot of Transparadigmic Science known as Transparadigmic Semiotics has been recently developed by members of Brookfield's ICON-RIDS [2] organization.
This is fringe stuff, with no known relation to the real world.