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Autaxys Ontological Closure: When Is a Physical Quantity Computationally Real?
We propose an operational criterion for physical reality: a quantity is physically real only if there exists a finite Turing-machine protocol that approximates it with a computable modulus of convergence, yielding measurement-distinguishable predictions. This criterion is not a metaphysical claim…
Static Architecture of Reality
URL: https://papers.qnfo.org/papers/static-architecture-of-reality/ Date: 2026-03-21 Version: 1.0.1 Human consciousness presents a world in constant flux. From the rotation of planets to the decay of particles, every measurement confirms a dynamic universe. This experience of temporal flow is so…
WINDING NUMBERS AND STRANGE LOOPS
The historical preference for linear mathematical frameworks in physics represents a profound ontological oversight. This paper establishes that physical reality emerges not from linear foundations with circular corrections, but from circular/topological primitives with linear projections. The…
A Skeptical Journey Through Conventional Reality
Journey Through Conventional Reality Questioning the Foundations Beneath Our Scientific Stories Rowan Brad Quni We live immersed in narratives woven by science–tales of fundamental particles, computational minds, and infinite cosmic possibilities. These stories are powerful, shaping our…
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