Information Flow Theory: A Framework for the Emergent Nature of Mathematics and Reality
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| author | Govind Reddy |
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| contents | <p>This paper presents a radical reconceptualization of mathematics not as a discovered eternal<br>truth or invented human construct, but as an emergent phenomenon arising from information<br>flow between interacting entities. We propose that reality operates through a hierarchical<br>cascade—from properties through interactions to information creation, information flow, and<br>finally to the emergence of mathematical structures. Crucially, information flow is bidirectional<br>and mutually transformative: entities change each other reciprocally, create new properties in<br>one another, and can merge to form entirely new structures with emergent characteristics.<br>These mathematical structures are contextual, dynamic, and layered, with each level obeying<br>lower-level constraints while generating novel rules appropriate to its domain. We argue that<br>our symbolic mathematics captures only static frames of an inherently dynamic reality, revealing<br>fundamental limitations in how we model nature.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Information Flow Theory: A Framework for the Emergent Nature of Mathematics and Reality Govind Reddy Information flow Emergent mathematics Mutual transformation Contextual mathematics Hierarchical emergence Dynamic rule structures Entity interactions Property transformationConservative extension Relational ontology Bootstrap universe Energy minimization Symmetry and stability Bounded entities Layered reality Information creation <p>This paper presents a radical reconceptualization of mathematics not as a discovered eternal<br>truth or invented human construct, but as an emergent phenomenon arising from information<br>flow between interacting entities. We propose that reality operates through a hierarchical<br>cascade—from properties through interactions to information creation, information flow, and<br>finally to the emergence of mathematical structures. Crucially, information flow is bidirectional<br>and mutually transformative: entities change each other reciprocally, create new properties in<br>one another, and can merge to form entirely new structures with emergent characteristics.<br>These mathematical structures are contextual, dynamic, and layered, with each level obeying<br>lower-level constraints while generating novel rules appropriate to its domain. We argue that<br>our symbolic mathematics captures only static frames of an inherently dynamic reality, revealing<br>fundamental limitations in how we model nature.</p> |
| title | Information Flow Theory: A Framework for the Emergent Nature of Mathematics and Reality |
| topic | Information flow Emergent mathematics Mutual transformation Contextual mathematics Hierarchical emergence Dynamic rule structures Entity interactions Property transformationConservative extension Relational ontology Bootstrap universe Energy minimization Symmetry and stability Bounded entities Layered reality Information creation |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18623699 |