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Resonance-Based Time-Imprint Hypothesis and Resolution of Paradoxes: Toward a Modern Theory of Everything
This essay explores the quantum nature of life through the Time-Imprint Hypothesis, which proposes that every event in the universe leaves an informational trace imprinted upon photons. The study resolves several paradoxes concerning the nature of life and the cosmos, while suggesting experimental directions for verification.
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