Unified Probabilistic Reality Framework (UPRF 2025): A Non-Quantum, Probabilistic Origin for Reality

The Unified Probabilistic Reality Framework (UPRF 2025) proposes a pre-physical, non-quantum foundation for reality, where matter, life, consciousness, mathematics, and space-time emerge from a Virtual Probability Field (VPF), a substrate of infinite probabilisticconfigurations. Unlike gauge theories, which assume a spacetime medium, or quantum me-chanics, which relies on superposition, UPRF posits that reality is an accumulation of proba-bilities condensing within the VPF, driven by nonlinear dynamics, holographic correlations,and observer interactions. The VPF, drawing analogies to computer virtual memory andhuman conscious processing, eliminates the need for a pre-existing medium, resolving themedium problem inherent in field theories. The framework aims to unify physics, biology, andcosmology through a topological structure, offering testable predictions in qubit decoherence,cosmic microwave background (CMB) non-Gaussianity, deep-sea extremophile stability, andanomalous Nernst effects. A computational simulation demonstrates the VPF’s dynamics,producing emergent structures that support its claims. UPRF challenges Platonic, quantum,and gauge-theoretic paradigms, providing a self-evident, probabilistic ontology for existence.We discuss the framework’s potential and inherent challenges for validation and acceptancewithin the scientific community.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-16
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15442963
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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Unified Probabilistic Reality Framework (UPRF 2025): A Non-Quantum, Probabilistic Origin for Reality

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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Unified Probabilistic Reality Framework (UPRF 2025): A Non-Quantum, Probabilistic Origin for Reality

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Abstract

The Unified Probabilistic Reality Framework (UPRF 2025) proposes a pre-physical, non-quantum foundation for reality, where matter, life, consciousness, mathematics, and space-time emerge from a Virtual Probability Field (VPF), a substrate of infinite probabilisticconfigurations. Unlike gauge theories, which assume a spacetime medium, or quantum me-chanics, which relies on superposition, UPRF posits that reality is an accumulation of proba-bilities condensing within the VPF, driven by nonlinear dynamics, holographic correlations,and observer interactions. The VPF, drawing analogies to computer virtual memory andhuman conscious processing, eliminates the need for a pre-existing medium, resolving themedium problem inherent in field theories. The framework aims to unify physics, biology, andcosmology through a topological structure, offering testable predictions in qubit decoherence,cosmic microwave background (CMB) non-Gaussianity, deep-sea extremophile stability, andanomalous Nernst effects. A computational simulation demonstrates the VPF’s dynamics,producing emergent structures that support its claims. UPRF challenges Platonic, quantum,and gauge-theoretic paradigms, providing a self-evident, probabilistic ontology for existence.We discuss the framework’s potential and inherent challenges for validation and acceptancewithin the scientific community.

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