The Fractal Parmenides Principle (FPP): An Information-Theoretic Monism and the Architecture of Non-Linear Free Will

Are space, time, and matter fundamental realities—or are they merely the user interface of a timeless cosmological monolith? In The Fractal Parmenides Principle (FPP), independent researcher Christian Mattias Palla introduces a groundbreaking, non-materialist cosmological framework. This paper elegantly bridges the gap between quantum mechanical monism (Hugh Everett’s Many-Worlds), fundamental field theory, and analytic idealism. By reframing the absolute universe as a static, infinite informational plenum, FPP dismantles classical physicalist determinism. The paper introduces consciousness as an emergent "Gödel-glitch" operating through Daniel Dennett's user-interface biology. Within this paradigm, mass and physical spacetime are local constraints generated by the Higgs field ("The Materialization Interface"). Free will is mathematically redefined not as a localized physical force, but as a non-linear navigation vector across a timeless information fractal. Key highlights of the paper: The Parmenidean Plenum: A look into why all possible states and outcomes eternally coexist. The Higgs Interface: How mass and localized physical constraints emerge from massless information flow. The Gödel-Glitch: A novel information-theoretic definition of conscious agency. Non-Linear Free Will: A robust mathematical alternative to traditional deterministic mechanics. Perfect for researchers and thinkers operating at the intersection of quantum foundations, philosophy of mind, and advanced cosmology. Read the paper to explore the architecture of non-linear free will.