The Universe Has a Bad Memory

A book-length interpretive account of persistence, finite capacity, admissible projection, and reusable coherence across physics, life, mind, and cosmology. The book follows stable organization from particles through chemistry, biology, cognition, and the self, then offers a conditional Modal Triplet Theory reconstruction of spacetime, gravity, quantum structure, and cosmic history. An explicit evidence legend distinguishes established scientific results from structural readings and conditional theoretical extensions. The narrative introduces no new experimental predictions and does not replace the operational equations of standard physics.