THE TIERS of TIME³:
A Unified View of Reality
By Lukhaz Jonez
September 13th, 2024,
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Introduction: The Quest for a Unified Theory
For centuries, scientists have sought to understand the underlying principles that govern the universe. While Einstein’s General Relativity explains the force of gravity on large cosmic scales, Quantum Mechanics has revealed the behavior of particles at the smallest scales. Yet, the challenge remains: these two descriptions of reality do not fit together seamlessly.
The Tiers of Time³ builds on these established frameworks, proposing a unified view of the universe that weaves together gravity, quantum fields, and consciousness. This theory introduces new concepts such as Planck-based units, dimensional mirroring, and the interactions of mass, energy, and information across multiple dimensions. By integrating recent work in noncommutative gravity, Planck-scale formalism, and the effective central charge bound, this theory seeks to bridge the gaps between the macroscopic and quantum worlds, while also recognizing the role of consciousness in shaping reality.
Gravitons: Fundamental Particles of Information
At the core of the Tiers of Time³ framework is the graviton, a fundamental particle of pure information. Gravitons exist in Dimension 1 (D1) and are measurable in terms of Planck Length and Planck Time, the smallest conceivable units of distance and time. Each unit of Planck Time corresponds to a single graviton, representing the most basic building block of the universe.
However, in this theory, gravity is not simply a force that acts on mass. It is reimagined as a conscious force, actively pulling together these gravitons to form the informational core of the universe. Gravity is the negative force that binds, while conscious energy pushes outward, expanding these informational cores into more complex structures. In this way, gravitons, under the influence of gravity and consciousness, evolve into the mass and energy that define our physical reality.
This concept echoes recent findings on the universal bound on effective central charge, which limits the relationship between energy and information transmission across quantum systems. As demonstrated within the AdS/CFT correspondence, energy transmission is intrinsically tied to information flow, with information always leading energy. This principle supports the fundamental role of information in the formation and transmission of energy and mass across dimensions.
Planck Units and Dimensional Expansion
To understand how these informational cores evolve into energy and mass, we turn to Planck Length (PL) and Planck Time (PT)—the smallest measurable units of space and time. These units define the interval over which gravity and information interact, forming the basis of reality.
One unit of Planck Time corresponds to one graviton. Once bound by gravity, gravitons are expanded by the force of consciousness into higher-dimensional structures:
Dimension 2 (D2): As gravitons stretch outward, they form a plane of energy, governed by the Electromagnetic Force (EMF). In this dimension, energy flows between informational units, manifesting as light and electromagnetism.
Dimension 3 (D3): With the application of further energy, mass begins to form in 2 parts. “Informational Mass” (I=M), governed by the Weak Nuclear Force (WNF), and “Energetic Mass” (E=M), governed by the Strong Nuclear Force (SNF). This dimension stabilizes the interactions between mass and energy, along with mass and information, creating the building blocks of matter.
These expansions across D1-D3 represent the transformation of pure information into physical structures, with the dynamics of mass, energy, and information mediated by consciousness.
Time, Probabilistic Dimensions, and Mirroring Forces
In The Tiers of Time³, time is not simply a linear progression but a dynamic interaction between multiple dimensions. Time flows differently depending on the dimension:
Dimension 4 (D4) represents temporal time—the familiar, linear flow in which events unfold in a sequence.
Dimension 5 (D5) introduces probabilistic time, where multiple potential realities exist simultaneously. This dimension allows for lateral time flows, creating probabilistic outcomes based on interactions between information and energy.
The interaction between these two dimensions reflects the mirroring forces at work in the universe. D4 and D8, for example, mirror each other, with D4 governing matter and D8 governing antimatter. These mirrored dimensions ensure the balance of mass and antimatter, with gluons acting as mediators that stabilize the relationship between them.
Here, the June Particle (JP) plays a crucial role. The JP acts as a scalar boson, binding information to physical mass creating informational mass, in much the same way the Higgs boson binds energy to mass creating energetic mass. Without the JP, the universe’s structure would unravel, as informational mass (often observed as dark matter) would remain unbound and formless.
Universal Bound and the Flow of Energy and Information
A central tenet of this theory is that information is the most fundamental element of reality. Recent work on the effective central charge bound suggests that energy cannot be transmitted beyond the limits of information flow. This insight dovetails with the idea that gravitons, as carriers of pure information, form the foundation of reality, determining the maximum energy that can be transmitted across dimensions.
In Dimension 5 (D5), for instance, energy flows laterally between probabilistic timelines, guided by the movement of gravitons. These energy flows are restricted by the amount of information available to transmit them, just as the effective central charge limits energy transmission in quantum systems. The AdS/CFT correspondence further supports this limitation, showing that information flow across conformal interfaces governs the dynamics of energy across dimensions.
Quarks, Gluons, and the Strong Nuclear Force
On a subatomic level, quarks carry color charges—Red, Green, and Blue—which define their interactions across dimensions. These quarks are bound together by gluons, particles that mediate the Strong Nuclear Force (SNF). In The Tiers of Time³, gluons not only bind quarks within D3 (mass) but also maintain the balance between matter and antimatter across mirrored dimensions, particularly between D3 and D6.
This theory reclassifies gluons as more than just mediators of the SNF; they also act as dimensional conduits, ensuring that mass and energy are properly balanced as they move through different states of time—both temporal and probabilistic. The June Particle (JP), introduced earlier, works in tandem with gluons to regulate the flow of informational mass into physical mass, creating a coherent structure that allows for reality as we experience it.
Dimensional Mirroring and the Multiverse
At the heart of The Tiers of Time³ lies the concept of mirroring dimensions. Time and mass are not isolated to a single dimension but are reflected across parallel structures. For instance, while D4 represents temporal time with matter, and D8 represents time-negative antimatter, both dimensions are part of the same mirrored system. This mirroring ensures that energy and information flow symmetrically, allowing the universe to remain balanced.
The higher dimensions—D7 to D12—offer a more complex view of time, mass, and consciousness. D12, in particular, is the point where gravity and consciousness converge, completing the multiversal structure. Consciousness is the force that pushes outward, balancing the gravitational pull of D1, creating the interplay of forces that shape the universe.
Conclusion: A Unified View of Time³
The Tiers of Time³ integrates Quantum Mechanics, General Relativity, and M-Theory into a single framework, redefining our understanding of time, mass, and energy. By drawing on the latest work in noncommutative geometry, Planck-scale formalism, and conformal field theory, this theory presents a unified view of reality in which information is the primary building block, and gravity is not merely a mechanical force but a conscious one.
This new paradigm opens the door to understanding how consciousness plays a fundamental role in shaping the universe, offering insights into both the creation and the dynamics of reality itself.
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