Gravity as Non-Autonomous Geometry: A Zero-Balance Conjecture
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| author | Kaczorowski, Jarosław |
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| contents | <p>A finite-information conjecture: zero-balance as a thermodynamic consequence of bounded information, gravity as the geometric form of its closure, and the structural finiteness — temporal, spatial, and informational — that the axiom requires. </p> <div class="thesis-title">The whole model, before the argument begins.</div> <ol class="thesis-list"> <li>Physical infinities are not real objects — they signal misrepresentation.</li> <li>Finite regions contain finite information (Bekenstein–Bousso).</li> <li>Information is primary; energy is its thermodynamic shadow.</li> <li>Reality emerges as balanced distinction: <em>0 → (+1) + (−1)</em>.</li> <li>Time must be closed for the balance to ever finalise.</li> <li>Gravity is the geometric closure of the ledger, not an autonomous force.</li> <li>Horizons mark the breakdown of the local 4D representation and encode the ledger externally.</li> </ol> |
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| spellingShingle | Gravity as Non-Autonomous Geometry: A Zero-Balance Conjecture Kaczorowski, Jarosław <p>A finite-information conjecture: zero-balance as a thermodynamic consequence of bounded information, gravity as the geometric form of its closure, and the structural finiteness — temporal, spatial, and informational — that the axiom requires. </p> <div class="thesis-title">The whole model, before the argument begins.</div> <ol class="thesis-list"> <li>Physical infinities are not real objects — they signal misrepresentation.</li> <li>Finite regions contain finite information (Bekenstein–Bousso).</li> <li>Information is primary; energy is its thermodynamic shadow.</li> <li>Reality emerges as balanced distinction: <em>0 → (+1) + (−1)</em>.</li> <li>Time must be closed for the balance to ever finalise.</li> <li>Gravity is the geometric closure of the ledger, not an autonomous force.</li> <li>Horizons mark the breakdown of the local 4D representation and encode the ledger externally.</li> </ol> |
| title | Gravity as Non-Autonomous Geometry: A Zero-Balance Conjecture |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20096781 |