Information, Singularity, and the Structure of Reality: A Comprehensive Analysis
Abstract
: Information is often discussed in physics, but this article takes a step further and treats information as a basic part of reality, much like energy or space. It reviews how information shows up in quantum mechanics, digital physics, and even old philosophical ideas. The article connects singularity, light, electromagnetism, and the structure of matter with information, suggesting that physical laws come from how information is arranged and moves. While some thoughts are speculative, they aim to stay within known science. The article draws on past work and suggests that thinking of the universe as informational could help us understand everything from the smallest particles to the biggest mysteries.
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