The most radical aspect of generic theory, and the one which sets it apart from any other kind of science, is a principle borrowed from ancient Stoic logic. Generic theory rejects any propositions using comprehension or extension. It argues solely in terms of first class entities and avoids all subjective constructs based on categories, classes and sets of entities. Everything is entity. There are no absolute hierarchies.
Generic theory is entity theory.
This is seen as a validation of results achieved by empirical means in quantum mechanics.