DYNAMIC GEOMETRIC FLOW AND MODAL OBJECTIVITY: a critical–propositional analysis of Soumyajit Sinha's model of emergent spacetime in confrontation with the Theory of Objectivity

Key Points

• This analysis aims to critically compare Soumyajit Sinha's model of emergent spacetime with the Theory of Objectivity.
• Conducted a critical-propositional analysis of Sinha’s emergent spacetime framework and the Theory of Objectivity.
• Examined themes of dynamic geometric flow, nonlinear entanglement, and informational structures.
• Identified tensions and compatibility between Sinha's model and the TO’s claims regarding time and existence.
• Sinha’s model displaces spacetime from a primitive role to an emergent phenomenon.
• Established dialogue on themes like holographic information and black hole horizons, highlighting non-primitive time.
• Identified weaknesses in Sinha's model, including its reliance on predefined mathematical structures.

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