March 3, 2026Open Access

Parallel Worlds in Generative Dynamics

Key Points

Identical worlds are deemed impossible due to gradient uniqueness, influencing generative dynamics.
Epigenetics serves as evidence that DNA responds to processes rather than determines them, supporting the thesis.
The presence of diverse γ-pathways dictates the notion of free will within these parallel worlds.
This exploration reveals that non-life is represented as a locked parallel world, highlighting significant distinctions.

Abstract

Paper 8 of the Generative Dynamics series. Central thesis: In parallel worlds, only processes are copies — structures never. Key contributions: (1) parallel worlds = parallel process pathways, not structural copies; (2) uniqueness of gradients makes identical worlds impossible; (3) free will = number of available γ-pathways; (4) non-life = locked parallel world; (5) epigenetics as physical evidence of process pathways — DNA does not determine process, it responds and records; (6) epigenome = map of all chosen pathways. This work does not introduce metaphysics; it describes the physical-process branches of the same generative algorithm. Bilingual: English + Croatian. OSF Repository: https://osf.io/zmj7c/ OSF DOI: https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/ZMJ7C Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=nslq4aMAAAAJ

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Parallel Worlds in Generative Dynamics

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