TGIU and the Physics of Miracles: Informational Collapse as the Ontological Basis of Extraordinary Phenomena
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| author | Virtosu, Sebastian |
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| contents | <p>This paper investigates the physics underlying so-called “miracles” through the lens of the Universal Gravito-Informational Theory (TGIU). Ancient accounts of healing, resurrection, material transformations, levitation, and dematerialization are re-examined not as violations of natural law but as applications of informational collapse engineering. The TGIU framework—centered on informational potential (ΔΦ), collapse angle (θ_C), Chrona (minimal collapse interval), η = 0.783 (universal entropy cost), and TEF (Equilibrium Force)—explains how such phenomena can occur within consistent physical law. We argue that miracle reports represent early observational records of collapse manipulation at IC⁴-level sophistication, comparable to UAP capabilities.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | TGIU and the Physics of Miracles: Informational Collapse as the Ontological Basis of Extraordinary Phenomena Virtosu, Sebastian <p>This paper investigates the physics underlying so-called “miracles” through the lens of the Universal Gravito-Informational Theory (TGIU). Ancient accounts of healing, resurrection, material transformations, levitation, and dematerialization are re-examined not as violations of natural law but as applications of informational collapse engineering. The TGIU framework—centered on informational potential (ΔΦ), collapse angle (θ_C), Chrona (minimal collapse interval), η = 0.783 (universal entropy cost), and TEF (Equilibrium Force)—explains how such phenomena can occur within consistent physical law. We argue that miracle reports represent early observational records of collapse manipulation at IC⁴-level sophistication, comparable to UAP capabilities.</p> |
| title | TGIU and the Physics of Miracles: Informational Collapse as the Ontological Basis of Extraordinary Phenomena |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17020188 |