From Logic to Matter: An Informational–Energetic Framework Linking Physics, Neuroscience and Consciousness

This paper proposes an expanded theoretical framework in which physical reality emerges from the transformation of logical structure into organized matter through information, cognition, resonance, and energy. A seven-stage cascade transforms logic into co-emergent cognition and matter. Logic defines possibility; information encodes it; perception interprets it; consciousness integrates it; resonance aligns it; energy enacts it; and co-emergent cognition and matter stabilizes it as structure and awareness. Drawing from information physics, predictive-processing neuroscience, and complex-systems thermodynamics, the framework treats coherence as the measurable bridge between cognition and material form. It advances an informational-energetic ontology in which matter and mind are reciprocal expressions of structured coherence governed by logic. Though conceptual, the model identifies empirical anchors and testable implications linking entropy reduction, energetic efficiency, and multi-scale coherence in neural and physical systems.