World Formula i = E = MC²

Scientific Evaluation Report on the World Formula i = E = MC² by Dieter Walter Liedtke – Prof. Dr. Manfred Schrey Description This scientific expert report by Prof. Dr. Manfred Schrey, a pioneer in technical physics and systems theory, examines the validity and implications of i = E = MC², the World Formula developed by artist and theorist Dieter Walter Liedtke. The report approaches Liedtke’s formula from a natural sciences perspective and evaluates its integration of information as a core variable in physics. Unlike Einstein’s formula, which links energy and mass, Liedtke’s theory introduces information (i) as the structuring force behind energy, mass, time, and consciousness. Schrey confirms that this extension is logically consistent and bridges gaps between quantum physics, general relativity, biology, and information theory. The report further praises Liedtke’s artistic methodology as a valid epistemological tool. Liedtke’s body of work serves as a multi-decade research archive that demonstrates the cognitive, biological, and evolutionary significance of information. Prof. Schrey considers the World Formula as a potential foundation for a new paradigm in science – one that unifies knowledge domains and enables transdisciplinary advances in medicine, cosmology, and cognition. This document is one of the first professional validations of Liedtke’s General Information Theory (GIT).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15264692
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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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World Formula i = E = MC²

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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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World Formula i = E = MC²

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Abstract

Scientific Evaluation Report on the World Formula i = E = MC² by Dieter Walter Liedtke – Prof. Dr. Manfred Schrey Description This scientific expert report by Prof. Dr. Manfred Schrey, a pioneer in technical physics and systems theory, examines the validity and implications of i = E = MC², the World Formula developed by artist and theorist Dieter Walter Liedtke. The report approaches Liedtke’s formula from a natural sciences perspective and evaluates its integration of information as a core variable in physics. Unlike Einstein’s formula, which links energy and mass, Liedtke’s theory introduces information (i) as the structuring force behind energy, mass, time, and consciousness. Schrey confirms that this extension is logically consistent and bridges gaps between quantum physics, general relativity, biology, and information theory. The report further praises Liedtke’s artistic methodology as a valid epistemological tool. Liedtke’s body of work serves as a multi-decade research archive that demonstrates the cognitive, biological, and evolutionary significance of information. Prof. Schrey considers the World Formula as a potential foundation for a new paradigm in science – one that unifies knowledge domains and enables transdisciplinary advances in medicine, cosmology, and cognition. This document is one of the first professional validations of Liedtke’s General Information Theory (GIT).

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