The next revolution in physics will not discover new particles but refine our informational constructs to capture finer scales. When we do, the Big Bang’s “mystery,” photons’ “duality,” and black holes’ “singularities” will be seen as artifacts of resolution, not reality.

  • Krudler@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    This is such a thought provoking read.

    One of my buddies is an astrophysicist just finishing his PhD candidacy and he’s in the final thrust

    When we have time to get together and talk, a lot of our dialogue centers around the fact that all the things that physics considers to be “real” are emergent artifacts, turbulent vortices in a way, that arise from transformations that cannot exist within the resolution of our current domain.

    Fundamental physics is kind fked right now because I think nothing is real and that’s hard to accept.

    It seems like there is only a unified blob, and the only things that are actually “real” are rotating reference frames, potential gradients & one operation which is addition. From the rotation of reference frames arises the operator (direction) which is addition, and from that arises gradient. Another way of saying it is that the entire universe is an illusion arising from one giant rotating blob.

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      19 hours ago

      Emergent artifacts is the key of the Information Dynamics framework I’m wrapping up, which essentially is a Theory of Everything by uniting different measurement resolutions of the same underlying reality. I’m just about to publish this actually take a look: https://qnfo.org/releases/2025/Quantum-Clasical+Divide