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How Atoms Store the History of the Universe: Energy as the Manifestation of Information - Transition from Physics to Chemistry to Biology
This paper proposes that energy is not a fundamental substance but the physical manifestation (embodiment) of information within the Time Field. We argue that every fundamental particle acts as a primordial storage unit, and as these units aggre- gate into atoms, molecules, and biological systems, their capacity to store and process information increases exponentially. We redefine Entropy as the accumulation of pro- cessed historical data within the present energy state. By bridging physics, chemistry, and biology, we demonstrate that evolution is a guided, directional process fueled by “Atomic Memory”the inherent ability of matter to store its own past states. This framework culminates in the emergence of consciousness and artificial intelligence as the next logical stages in the universe’s drive toward higher informational density.
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