The Structure of the Universe: Information, Void, Quantum Fluctuation, and the Fragments of Reality

This speculative paper explores the possibility that the structure of the universe is not fundamentally composed of particles or energy, but of information itself. Drawing from quantum theory, metaphysical thinking, and Buddhist philosophy, we propose that space may be an informational substrate ("space electrons") through which all interactions propagate. Quanta may represent fluctuations in this field, and particles such as quarks may be fragments of information. The ancient statement “form is emptiness, emptiness is form” is reinterpreted in terms of light, information, and the void as one and the same.