What if causality is not fundamental to reality?
The Fiction Principle presents a bold and speculative framework proposing that causality, time, space, and even physical law emerge from observer-dependent informational reconstruction rather than existing as fundamental features of the universe.
Drawing upon concepts from information theory, quantum mechanics, general relativity, thermodynamics, and cosmology, Dr. Ankit Panch develops a unified informational perspective in which reality is understood as a timeless informational substrate interpreted through finite observers.
Rather than replacing established physics, this work seeks a deeper conceptual foundation from which existing theories naturally emerge. It introduces new mathematical formalisms, explores philosophical implications, discusses experimentally testable ideas, and outlines a research program for future investigation.
Written for physicists, mathematicians, philosophers of science, AI researchers, and intellectually curious readers, The Fiction Principle challenges one of science's oldest assumptions: that every event must have a cause.
Whether the framework ultimately proves correct or not, it aims to stimulate discussion about the informational foundations of reality and inspire new directions in theoretical physics.
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