If I Were Light Reconstructing Physical Laws from the Perspective of Light Speed

In physics, photons are defined as massless quanta of electromagnetic waves that travel at the speed of light. However, in this paper, I propose that photons are not merely wave-particle dualistic entities but rather pure units of information that structure the universe. This study starts from the unconventional perspective: “What if I were a photon?” Given that the speed of light is absolute, viewing the universe from the perspective of light becomes essential, redefining the foundation of physics. When observed from the speed of light, the conventional concepts of distance, time, and position dissolve, leaving information as the sole fundamental structure. This idea challenges the traditional holographic principle and quantum mechanics, introducing a new interpretation of the universe as an interconnected network of pure information.