Super-Universe

In the paper's words

The central problem of modern theoretical physics resides in the irreconcilable conflict between quantum mechanics and general relativity, alongside the persistent philosophical mystery of consciousness. This monograph proposes a radical ontological synthesis: the universe is not fundamentally geometric, dynamical, or material in the conventional sense. Instead, it posits a single, static, timeless, and superdeterministic structure—a forest of non-Archimedean Bruhat-Tits trees.

The abstract, verbatim, and its opening sentence is the claim. Every line below is quoted from the text.

Numbers it reports

1. The Einstein-Hilbert action $S_{\text{EH}} = \int d^4x \sqrt{-g} R$ can be derived from the forest dynamics.

   from 4.4 Curvature from Tree

2. The branching factor $p+1$ must be large enough to accommodate all possible outcomes, but in practice, $p$ is enormous (e.g., a prime of order $10^{100}$), so there is plenty of room.

   from 5.4 Measurement as Branch

How it is done

1. If information is fundamentally surface-bound, the continuum interior may be an emergent illusion.

   from 1.1 The

2. This approach dissolves the measurement problem by rejecting realism about the quantum state.

   from 1.2 The

3. This is the holographic bound.

   from 1.3 The

4. This approach eliminates singularities because curvature cannot diverge on a discrete lattice.

   from 1.4 The Planck Scale as a

What would falsify it

1. Third, the model predicts a discrete spacetime at the Planck scale, but current experiments show no sign of such discreteness.

   from 7.7 Open Questions and

2. Therefore, singularities are a generic prediction of classical general relativity.

   from 1.1 The

3. It predicts a minimal length (the edge length in Planck units), discrete spacetime at the Planck scale, and modifications to quantum mechanics at high energy.

   from 2.7 The Tree as the

Where the claim stops

1. Quantum field theory, when applied to curved spacetime, fails to resolve these singularities.

   from 1.1 The

2. These mathematical endpoints strongly suggest that the smooth continuum approximation is fundamentally incomplete.

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3. These theorems rely on general assumptions about energy conditions and causality.

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Where to read

1. An116 words · 1 min
2. CHAPTER3,432 words · 15 min
3. CHAPTER3,617 words · 16 min
4. CHAPTER3,764 words · 16 min
5. CHAPTER 4: EMERGENT3,921 words · 17 min
6. CHAPTER 5: EMERGENT4,336 words · 19 min
7. CHAPTER4,277 words · 19 min
8. CHAPTER4,014 words · 17 min
9. APPENDICES3,432 words · 15 min