Informational Physics Foundations: Zero-Distinction Baseline as the Baseline of Possible Reality

Key Points

• The primary aim is to define the Zero-Distinction Baseline (ZDB) and its significance in understanding reality.
• Introduces the concept of the Zero-Distinction Baseline (ZDB) in theoretical physics.
• Explains how all physical phenomena relate to this baseline.
• Presents a differentiation spectrum with minimal mathematical structure and a vector-style diagram.
• Defines the ZDB as a logical condition rather than a physical entity.
• Explains how phenomena like superfluidity, waves, and fields are seen as differentiations from the ZDB.
• Demonstrates a new way to understand physical reality through the differentiation spectrum.