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The Informational Architecture of Reality: Unitary Conservation, Quantum Error-Correction, and the Mechanical Manifestation of Universal Symmetry
This thesis establishes a unified field theory of cosmological ethics by mapping the original Aramaic and Koine Greek utterances of Jesus of Nazareth onto the laws of Quantum Information Theory and Thermodynamics. We demonstrate that these historical statements do not function as poetic metaphors, but as explicit engineering definitions for Systemic Symmetry, Unitary Conservation, and Quantum ErrorCorrection. Under this framework, moral violations are classified as localized informational phase-flips that introduce unsustainable thermodynamic entropy into the local runtime environment, while the Logos architecture provides the exact mathematical framework for an error-correcting code capable of surviving a global cosmological reset.
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