Recursive Reality
Exploring the Self-Knowing Universe
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What if all of reality exists by knowing itself-and you are playing an essential role in its unfolding? Recursive Reality: Exploring the Self-Knowing Universe offers an innovative and th;ought-provoking vision of existence. Blending science, philosophy, mathematics and metaphysics, this groundbreaking book proposes that the universe is not a passive structure governed by external laws-but an active, evolving system that knows itself through recursive differentiation. From the birth of space and time to the emergence of consciousness and meaning, the book presents a logical and compelling frame...
What if all of reality exists by knowing itself-and you are playing an essential role in its unfolding? Recursive Reality: Exploring the Self-Knowing Universe offers an innovative and th;ought-provoking vision of existence. Blending science, philosophy, mathematics and metaphysics, this groundbreaking book proposes that the universe is not a passive structure governed by external laws-but an active, evolving system that knows itself through recursive differentiation. From the birth of space and time to the emergence of consciousness and meaning, the book presents a logical and compelling framework in which recursion is not just a mathematical curiosity, but the generative principle behind everything we perceive. Whether you're a physicist, philosopher, or simply someone seeking deeper meaning, Recursive Reality will challenge your assumptions and invite you into a new way of understanding existence. Reality is not something you're in. It's something you're helping to know.
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