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April 11, 20260 citationsOpen Access

A Corrected Entropy-Gravity Test in the Minimum Relational Universe FieldFormation, Attraction, and Selection for Gradient Sensitivity

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MHMalin Hess

Key Points

  • The research aims to explore how an entropy field can create a gradient that influences agent behavior and trait development.
  • Conducted a corrected test focusing on entropy and gravity in a minimum relational universe framework.
  • Distinguished between three possible outcomes: tuned demonstrations, weak effects, and robust mechanisms.
  • Evaluated results after correcting for original model weaknesses.
  • The test suggests structured gradients can influence agents towards lower-cost areas.
  • Findings indicate potential for selection pressure that enhances responsiveness to gradients.
  • Demonstrated that the corrected model could provide a mechanism for understanding entropic gravity.

Abstract

The purpose of the corrected test was not to declare gravity solved, but to answer a narrower question cleanly: can a persistence-sourced entropy field in MRU generate a structured gradient, pull agents into lower-cost regions, and create selection pressure for a heritable trait that makes agentsmore responsive to that gradient? The test therefore aims to distinguish three possibilities: a tuned demonstration in which special agents win by construction, a physically suggestive but weak toy effect, and a disciplined toy-model mechanism that survives ablation-style correction of the original weaknesses. The corrected version deliberately frames its result as a mechanism study—a test for entropic gravity, not a final proof. DISCLAIMER Generative AI was used to assist with literature screening / coding support / draft language revision. All AI-assisted outputs were independently checked by the author, and the author takes full responsibility for the final analysis and text. This is encompassing all the work that has been done and will be done. All code is under MIT licensing. All research papers are under Creative Commons License.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d9e60578050d08c1b76486https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19487836
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