Tag: emergence

Occurrence Theory II: The Born Exegeses and the Mathematical Toll of Emergence

Yet, if Occurrence Theory is to be a predictive, physical description of reality rather than a mathematical art project, we must pay the exact mathematical toll that physics demands. We cannot rely on poetic analogies. We must show exactly how the continuous, dissipative, non-associative steps of the sedenionic engine are read out—via the five Born Exegeses—to recover the smooth, conservative, and unitary laws of quantum field theory

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Occurrence Theory: Where Physics is Born

You did not have to write separate textbooks for quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and particle physics, and then spend a century trying to unify them. They are simply the top, the bottom, and the variance of a single oriented non-associative fraction.

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Reconstructing Spacetime: A New Spin on Angular Momentum

"We’ve all pondered why the universe doesn’t just collapse into a giant blob. On one end, angular momentum prevents gravitational collapse, stabilizing galaxies. On the other, electron degeneracy pressure stops stars from imploding. These phenomena seem unrelated, yet spin ties them together. Could spin be the key to a deeper unifying principle of stability across scales?"

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Primer on Emergent Physics (ChatGPT as David Deutsch)

Emergent physics is one of the most fascinating domains of modern science. It is not merely about understanding the universe at its most fundamental level but about uncovering how the simple rules governing microscopic interactions give rise to the awe-inspiring complexity of the macroscopic world. Here, I provide an overview of emergent physics and relate it to theories like Assembly Theory and Constructal Theory, which address aspects of this profound problem.

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The Causon Manifesto, or Leibniz’s Revenge

As Leibniz envisioned, the ultimate nature of reality is not found in isolated objects but in the harmonious relationships between them. We believe the Causon Framework offers a new path to understanding this harmony, one rooted in the dynamics of causons and the properties of their links.

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