Peter Belohlavek, born in Zilina, Slovakia, is the scientist who created the unicist ontology to develop a causal approach to science and the discoverer of the functionalist principles, which define the roots of the functionality of adaptive systems of any kind, whether living beings or artificial entities.
The applications include the evolution of social, economic, individual, and business environments. He is a scientist dedicated to researching the functionality, dynamics, and evolution of adaptive systems. He is also the founder of The Unicist Research Institute and The Unicist School.
He discovered the ontogenetic intelligence of nature, which defines the root causes of evolution, and ontointelligence, which defines the root causes of human intelligence and enabled the development of the double dialectical AI.
His scientific works have been synthesized in more than 150 books that integrate the Unicist Ontological Research Library.