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An exact minimal realisation of the holographic principle: a complete world of 233 cells, and what it says about ours.

What is Higgs? and… what is Mass??

A Mechanical Post-Mortem of the Vacuum: From Elastic Pre-Stress to Volumetric Impedance.

John Wheeler’s plan to understand reality may be gaining traction

The It-from-Bit program to derive all of quantum reality, including space and time, from information has seen some of its greatest leaps in…

The Cocoon Phase: Black Hole Stars and the Thermodynamics of Early Galaxy Formation

Read My Math Here: https://osf.io/uk9vx/overview

Geometry of the Micro- and Macrocosmos: How the Expansion of the Universe Knots Electroweak Bosons

Part 1: The Static Dead End of Five-Dimensional Space and the Emergence of Cosmological “Vises”

Figure 1: A conceptual visualization of the 3D space-time fabric breaking into the 4D Cosmic…

A Theoretical Blueprint on Information Conservation, Spatial Wall Demolition, and Order Within Thermodynamic Chaos

Topological Kinematics of the 5D Vacuum: Reduction of Quark-Gluon Plasma States, Sub-Planckian…

Part I. The Invariant Speed of Light as a Fixed Binding Angle in a Superfluid Graviton Medium

Gravity as a Macroscopic Effect of Phase Locking: Mechanisms of Topological Synchronization and…

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String theory may be a universe factory

Growing up in the 80s and 90s, it felt like string theory was theory of everything that would eventually describe all matter, forces, and…

Quantization of Gravity in the Extended Kaluza-Klein Theory: Loop Dynamics, Dual-Component Time…

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The Arrow of Time May Be Geometry, Not Just Statistics

A Brane-Slide view of why time moves forward

Time May Not Be Fundamental

What Modern Physics Is Really Saying About a Timeless Universe

Quantum Sundays |60⟩ Quantum Gravity 101 - Mapping the Frontier Beyond General Relativity

Why gravity is the hardest force to quantize, why black holes changed the conversation, and why the answer still matters.

How Quantum Mechanics May Emerge from the Structural Limits of Relativistic Spacetime

A Structural Reinterpretation of Relativity and Quantum Theory

Unifying Physics with a Twist: Toroidal Torsion Field Theory (TTFT)

The Unfinished Quest for Unity

THE BALL ON THE DOME:

The Simplest Test Quantum Gravity Still Can’t Pass  How a child’s toy thought experiment exposes the limits of every modern theory of…

What is supersymmetry: Explore the key of unification with a 15yr old

Beyond the Planck Limit: The Informational Horizon of Reality

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Thinking Before Geometry

What does it mean to think before geometry? Before gridlines, before light cones, before anything that could be called a “place.” Even…

Beyond the Point Singularity: Reconciling Black Hole Diversity with Physical Realism

A Critical Reappraisal of Singularity Theory in Light of Astrophysical and Quantum Observations

The Spectrum Continuum

A Unified Framework for Matter-Energy Dynamics

Quantum Gravity Breakthrough: Einstein’s Dream Achieved As New Discovery Bridges Quantum Mechanics…

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Time Isn’t One-Way: A Supersymmetric Theory Explains Why

Most of us experience time like a movie reel — scene after scene, moment after moment, marching forward. The past is gone, the future…

🧪 Simulation #1 — Collapse Unification Zone

🧩 Problem Statement

Planck Scale Pioneers: Article Series

Starting soon, I’ll be sharing a series of articles highlighting key milestones in our quest to understand reality at the profound Planck…

SU(2): A Fundamental Building Block of Reality

In exploring the complex nature of reality, one element consistently stands out: the SU(2) Lie group. This group is the simplest among…

The Conscious Universe: A Journey to the Edge of Scientific Understanding

Today, I want to address a profound question that was posed on Quora, which resonates deeply with both the curious and the scholarly…

This Simple Thought Experiment Shows Why We Need Quantum Gravity

If our current laws of physics can’t predict what will happen, even probabilistically, we need something new.