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A Critical Treatise on the Load-Bearing Assumptions of Quantum Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Computation
The electron is the most precisely measured particle in physics and the workhorse of modern computation, yet the theoretical structure in which it lives rests on assumptions that are load-bearing but rarely interrogated: the complex Hilbert-space postulate, the spin-statistics theorem's premises,…
Iceberg of Reality
The human quest to understand the cosmos has been a journey of progressively stripping away familiar assumptions. Each deeper layer of reality, revealed by physics, shows that our previous conceptions were not false but incomplete models—effective approximations of a stranger, more abstract, and…
Autaxys and its Generative Engine
Prevailing foundational paradigms in science and philosophy encounter significant limitations when addressing the ultimate origin of order, the nature of physical laws, and the genesis of patterned reality from first principles. This article introduces autaxys as a candidate fundamental…
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