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Beyond Quantum: The Case for a Continuous Universe

Authors: Paul Caracristi

This paper proposes a novel framework that unifies space, time, energy, and entropy into a single continuous field, eliminating the necessity for quantum discreteness. It argues that quantization arises from human perception and mathematical formalism rather than being an intrinsic property of the universe. Gravity is reinterpreted as the curvature of space itself rather than a separate force acting within it. Time is conceptualized as a manifestation of energy distribution, with entropy governing its evolution. A new mathematical framework is required to describe this continuous field, integrating curvature, time dilation, and entropy dynamics. The implications of this model are explored in relation to black holes, cosmology, and the limitations of existing quantum theories.

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