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February 22, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Physics of the 21st Century

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WSWaldemar Superson

Key Points

  • The research aims to redefine fundamental concepts in physics by positioning information at the core of reality.
  • Develops a conceptual framework for understanding various physical phenomena through the lens of information.
  • Explores the relationship between information and traditional concepts such as energy, matter, space, and time.
  • Analyzes the implications of informational dynamics on living systems and cognitive processes.
  • Information is proposed as the fundamental building block of reality, challenging traditional mass-based views.
  • Energy is described as the change in information, while matter represents the stability of information.
  • Space and time are identified as geometric projections arising from informational dynamics.

Abstract

20th Century e = mc² e — energy was only a projection of mass within spacetime. Physics described the emergent layer: what we see, not what is truly fundamental — and only the 21st century revealed that foundation. 21st Century UF = f(I) — the NI Paradigm UF — the Fundamental Form is a function of information (I). Energy, matter, space and time are its secondary, derived forms.What we believed to be “fundamental” turns out to be a projection of a deeper order. Einstein described the projection (e, m), not the foundation. The foundation is information (I), not mass. Energy is the change of information.Matter is the stability of information. Space and time are geometric projections of informational dynamics. ASIN (ebook): B0GNZBCGVQ ASIN (paperback): B0GP1RMHQ3 Available on Amazon.Appendix: Outline of the Book “Natural Information. Informational Matter of Reality” Part I — Foundations Conceptual motivation; limits of current ontologies; the need for a unifying informational framework; biological organization and self organization of complex systems. Part II — Natural Information Definition, properties, structural role; informational control of living processes; relation to physical, biological, and cognitive organization. Part III — Informational Matter of Reality Ontological implications; emergence; hierarchy of structures; quantum nonlocal correlations and informational constraints. Part IV — Applications and Perspectives Cognitive systems; the structure of consciousness; the role of information in AI and complex adaptive systems; scientific models and future research directions. Author: Waldemar Superson

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Waldemar Superson (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699a9de0482488d673cd4108https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18718100
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