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This theoretical framework outlines the fundamental axioms of physical laws, suggesting implications for the nature of the universe.
These axioms are the fundamental laws. All other laws — conservation of energy, conservation of information, relativity, quantum mechanics — follow from them as special cases, valid in the regime where matter exists. → Physical laws are local. They govern the organised excursion of space that we call our observable universe. They do not govern the primordial substrate itself. Everything else follows.
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