Mani Shankar
Essays on the OS Theory
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(or, How Possibility Becomes Reality) Most people hear “quantum physics” and imagine walls of equations, cats that are both alive and dead, and professors arguing about dice. But underneath the jargon sits a single, beautiful idea: The world begins as possibility — and something mysterious turns it into reality. That “something” is what this little…
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The Mirror That Looks Both Ways The future is not ahead of us; it is folded inside every now, waiting to be read. We move through time as though it were a river—past behind, future ahead, the present a raft we never leave. Physics has shown this to be an illusion. Einstein flattened the current…
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How the Standard Model Meets the Information Field to Create Reality Every universe needs grammar. Words without syntax are noise; particles without pattern are chaos. The universe, too, speaks — in fields, forces, and frequencies — and its grammar is written by two fundamental realities. One is already known to science: the Quantum Field Continuum…
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The Necessary OS At this point, a reader might object. Isn’t this just the old biology we already know — only now draped in new language? The answer is simple and sobering: according to today’s science, none of this should be possible. Matter and energy alone, the only actors acknowledged by classical physics and chemistry,…
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THE COLD CASE Every investigation begins with a scene of mystery — sometimes a crime scene. This one has lain cold for more than a century. The case file is simple and shocking: How does life happen? For hundreds of years the brightest minds on the planet have hunted that answer. They built microscopes, sequencers,…
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what follows in this blog are a series of essays that outline the OS theory of Life- a radical hypothesis thats falsifiable via experiment, which explains The complex processes of Life.
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