Information Physics

For a century we have been told two contradictory things about information. The first is that the universe is secretly made of it—that beneath the atoms there are only bits, that reality is at bottom a kind of code. The second is that "information physics" is fashionable hand-waving, a buzzword dressed up as a discipline. Both verdicts miss what is actually the case, and the truth is stranger and simpler than either. Information is not a substance the world is built from.

HACKING REALITY: SPIRITUALITY AND DIGITAL PHYSICS Where Science Meets Spirit at the Frontier of Existence What if everything you know about reality is fundamentally backward? Discover the revolutionary convergence where cutting-edge quantum physics meets ancient spiritual wisdom. HACKING REALITY unveils how the universe appears to be running on code—with information, not matter, as its foundation. UNLOCK THE COSMIC CODE At the frontiers of theoretical physics, a paradigm shift is underway. Black holes are forcing scientists to reconsider the nature of information. Quantum mechanics ...

What if humanity began describing something structurally similar to simulated reality 2,500 years before the invention of the computer? Buddhist teachers portrayed samsara as a self-sustaining world of appearances from which one could awaken. Hindu traditions explored maya, cosmic dreams, and worlds nested within worlds. Plato imagined prisoners mistaking shadows for reality, Zhuangzi questioned whether he was a man dreaming of a butterfly or a butterfly dreaming of a man, and Gnostic writers described a lower world constructed by an imperfect creator. These traditions were not secretly ...

Digital Physics: The Physics of Information, Computation, Self-Organization and Consciousness Q&A is another digital physics book, by the Congolese-born, British-based, Ediho Lokanga. A fascinating book by the African scientist. In it, he attempts to refute several criticisms of his books and offers further arguments, insights, clarifications, and developments of the main idea of digital physics (DP), offering an original vision of reality. In this book, he presents a brief survey of the main idea discussed in his three previous books. For many years now, physicists have been trying to come...

What if the universe is not a finished object waiting to be observed — but a reality brought into definite form through questions, information, and participation? John Archibald Wheeler was one of the most daring physicists of the twentieth century. He helped shape nuclear physics, revived Einstein’s general relativity, gave the black hole its unforgettable name, explored wormholes and quantum foam, and mentored some of the greatest minds in modern science. Yet his most provocative legacy came later, when he began asking whether reality itself might arise from information. In Wheeler ...

What if the universe is not made of matter… but of information? For centuries, science has attempted to explain reality in terms of particles, energy, and physical laws. Yet one profound mystery remains unsolved: Why does consciousness exist at all? In Conscious Computational Cosmology, Clayton Louis Turnage presents a bold new philosophical framework that reimagines the foundations of reality itself. Drawing from modern physics, information theory, and philosophy of mind, this book explores a revolutionary possibility: The universe may be a vast computational process unfolding within ...

What if the universe is not merely something we observe — but something that becomes real through observation? John Archibald Wheeler was one of the most imaginative physicists of the twentieth century. He helped popularize the term “black hole,” explored wormholes and quantum foam, revived the study of general relativity, and trained some of the greatest minds in modern physics. But his most provocative ideas reached beyond gravity and spacetime into the deepest mystery of quantum reality: the role of the observer. In Wheeler and the Self-Observing Cosmos, Clayton Louis Turnage ...

What if the next breakthrough in Artificial Intelligence is not found in computer science alone—but in physics? Artificial intelligence is usually presented through algorithms, neural networks, data, and computation. But beneath every AI system lies something more fundamental: energy, information, probability, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and physical limits. The Physics of Artificial Intelligence explores the surprising connections between modern AI and the physical laws that govern our universe. From Landauer’s Principle and the thermodynamic cost of computation to quantum ...

What if time isn’t what we think it is? What if the reason time feels solid, one-way, and fixed… is not because it truly is? For over a century, physics has quietly told us something unsettling: the fundamental laws of reality do not require time to move forward. So why does everything feel so irreversible? And what happens if information, not time, is the real gatekeeper of reality? In this book, you’ll be guided—clearly, carefully, and without science-fiction fantasy—through a radical but deeply conservative idea: that matter, information, and time are bound together by physical...

What kind of reality must exist for a quantum computer to work? David Deutsch did not merely help pioneer quantum computation. He challenged physics to rethink reality itself. In David Deutsch and the Quantum Multiverse, Clayton Louis Turnage explores one of the boldest thinkers in modern quantum foundations. Deutsch argues that quantum mechanics is not just a tool for predicting experiments — it is a description of a vast physical reality where the wave function is real, collapse never occurs, and our world may be only one branch of an immense quantum multiverse. This book examines ...

Governments pay her. Criminals fear her. Nobody sees her coming. Vanessa “Michael” Munroe deals in information—expensive information—working for corporations, heads of state, private clients, and anyone else who can pay for her unique brand of expertise. Born to missionary parents in...

For a physicist, all the world is information. The universe and its workings are the ebb and flow of information. We are all transient patterns of information, passing on the recipe for our basic forms to future generations using a four-letter digital code called DNA. In this engaging and mind-stretching account, Vlatko Vedral considers some of the deepest questions about the universe and considers the implications of interpreting it in terms of information.

Fascinated by the mysterious power of human intention to make things happen? Discover its real-world applications by exploring the breakthrough research of psycho-energetic science. Does the physics of consciousness have you scratching your head? Want to know how being intentional can improve your life? Ever wondered where science and spirituality intersect?

Entropy is one of the most profound and misunderstood concepts in modern science — at once a physical quantity, a measure of uncertainty, and a metaphor for the passage of time itself. Entropy: The Order of Disorder explores this concept in its full philosophical and scientific depth, tracing its evolution from the thermodynamics of Clausius and Boltzmann to the cosmology of the expanding universe, the information theory of Shannon, and the paradoxes of quantum mechanics.

In this book, Ediho Lokanga presents an original and compelling approach to reality in which he argues that our universe is a programmed information system. Requiring no prior scientific knowledge, this indispensable book argues that computing permeates the universe and drives every action. Everything in the universe, from atoms to molecules (whether animate and inanimate) wherever they are, is performing computation. Every constituent of the universe is manipulating information continuously. This book offers a new view to look at the universe and understand it self-programming, functioning...

Are we living in a computer simulation? In 'The Simulation,' Nate Calloway moves past the viral headlines and tech-billionaire endorsements to provide a rigorous philosophical autopsy of the most provocative idea of our time. While pop science often treats the simulation hypothesis as a new discovery, Calloway reveals its ancient roots, tracing a line from Descartes’s 'Evil Demon' and Plato’s Cave to Nick Bostrom’s modern trilemma. This book dissects the core assumptions required for a simulated reality—from the 'Functionalist Gamble' of substrate-independent consciousness to the '...

What if time is not a river… but source code? For centuries, humans have imagined time as something that flows. The past disappears, the present slips through our fingers, and the future slowly approaches. But modern physics is revealing something far stranger. According to relativity, the past, present, and future may all exist within a vast four-dimensional structure called spacetime. And cutting-edge research in quantum physics increasingly suggests that reality itself may be built from information. What if the universe is not fundamentally made of matter? What if it is made of ...

Physics has two spectacularly successful theories that cannot share a room. General relativity describes gravity as the curvature of a continuous spacetime, and it has passed every experimental test for a hundred years. Quantum mechanics describes matter as discrete and probabilistic, and it too has never been shown wrong. Try to combine them, and the mathematics produces nonsense: infinities that will not go away, predictions that cannot be extracted. That failure is the biggest open question in physics. This book walks you through the whole landscape of that question in plain English, ...

What if the universe is not made of matter? What if reality is built from something deeper — information? For centuries, humanity believed the universe was made from tiny pieces of physical substance: atoms, particles, and energy. But across history, some of the greatest thinkers have suspected something far stranger. Reality may not be made of matter at all. It may be made of patterns, mathematics, and information. In The Secret History of the Informational Universe, Clayton Louis Turnage takes readers on a fascinating journey through the hidden intellectual story behind one of the most ...

What if matter isn’t fundamental? What if space and time aren’t the foundation of reality? What if the universe behaves less like a collection of things—and more like a system executing rules? Modern physics has quietly dismantled the classical picture of solid reality. Quantum mechanics dissolves particles into probabilities. Black holes obey information limits. Entropy behaves like computation. The deeper we look, the less physical the foundation appears. In The Informational Universe, Clayton Louis Turnage argues that information—not matter—is the true substrate of existence. ...