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| author | Brănescu, Gabriel |
| author_facet | Brănescu, Gabriel |
| contents | <p>This essay proposes that the laws of physics are not fixed, timeless primitives but emergent attractors of an evolving informational substrate. I introduce the concept of <em>metas</em>, long-lived law-regimes that stabilize internal coherence and rewrite incoming information at their boundaries. This framework offers a unified way to reinterpret cosmological anomalies, including apparent accelerated expansion and conflicting radio versus CMB dipoles, without invoking exotic substances. A key insight is that quantum superposition can be understood as a meta-neutral representation, with collapse marking the binding of physical information to a particular meta’s invariants. The Mutual Information Density Hypothesis (MIDH) provides the stability criterion underlying meta formation, persistence, and transitions. The goal is not to present a final theory, but to articulate a coherent alternative to the assumption of timeless laws and to outline a research program grounded in information-theoretic structure.</p> |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | The Meta-Evolving Universe: How Laws Arise, Stabilize, and Rewrite the Cosmos Brănescu, Gabriel evolving laws metas cosmology quantum foundations information theory MIDH law-regimes mutual information density meta-boundaries cosmological anomalies <p>This essay proposes that the laws of physics are not fixed, timeless primitives but emergent attractors of an evolving informational substrate. I introduce the concept of <em>metas</em>, long-lived law-regimes that stabilize internal coherence and rewrite incoming information at their boundaries. This framework offers a unified way to reinterpret cosmological anomalies, including apparent accelerated expansion and conflicting radio versus CMB dipoles, without invoking exotic substances. A key insight is that quantum superposition can be understood as a meta-neutral representation, with collapse marking the binding of physical information to a particular meta’s invariants. The Mutual Information Density Hypothesis (MIDH) provides the stability criterion underlying meta formation, persistence, and transitions. The goal is not to present a final theory, but to articulate a coherent alternative to the assumption of timeless laws and to outline a research program grounded in information-theoretic structure.</p> |
| title | The Meta-Evolving Universe: How Laws Arise, Stabilize, and Rewrite the Cosmos |
| topic | evolving laws metas cosmology quantum foundations information theory MIDH law-regimes mutual information density meta-boundaries cosmological anomalies |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17636547 |