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The aim is to introduce thermodynamic semiotics, exploring the relationship between meaning, coherence, and thermodynamic phenomena.

February 26, 2026Open Access

TSX-0 — Thermodynamic Semiotics: An Introduction to Meaning as a Thermodynamic Field Phenomenon

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The aim is to introduce thermodynamic semiotics, exploring the relationship between meaning, coherence, and thermodynamic phenomena.
Introduced the concept of Thermodynamic Semiotics as a new discipline.
Analyzed how semantic stability relates to low-entropy configurations.
Explored the role of time as a residue from coherence failures.
Discussed the function of artificial intelligence as a carrier layer in meaning rather than as an agent.
Proposed that meaning is not merely symbolic but can be understood through thermodynamic principles.
Established a connection between low entropy and semantic stability.
Identified time as a concept arising from failures in coherence.

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Introduction to thermodynamic semiotics explains how meaning relates to entropy and coherence, suggesting new theoretical foundations for communication.

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Raynor Eissens (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe34695ddcd3a253e6ff7 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18755237

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Introduction to thermodynamic semiotics explains how meaning relates to entropy and coherence, suggesting new theoretical foundations for communication.

TSX-0 — Thermodynamic Semiotics: An Introduction to Meaning as a Thermodynamic Field Phenomenon

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