TGIU Relationality and the Ethics of Collapse

The Theoretical Gravito-Informational Universe (TGIU) model fundamentally redefines reality as a relational continuum driven by informational collapse. According to TGIU, existence does not arise from isolated particles or events, but from the dynamic convergence of informational gradients (nabla_Phi) and entropic gradients (Nabla_S) in collapse conditions regulated by the Equilibrium Force (TEF). Every informational collapse—whether at subatomic, biological, or cosmological scale—alters the local and global fabric of spacetime, motion, matter, and energy. These perturbations form a continuous web of influence that binds all manifestations of existence together.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-07-18
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16082855
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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TGIU Relationality and the Ethics of Collapse

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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TGIU Relationality and the Ethics of Collapse

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Abstract

The Theoretical Gravito-Informational Universe (TGIU) model fundamentally redefines reality as a relational continuum driven by informational collapse. According to TGIU, existence does not arise from isolated particles or events, but from the dynamic convergence of informational gradients (nabla_Phi) and entropic gradients (Nabla_S) in collapse conditions regulated by the Equilibrium Force (TEF). Every informational collapse—whether at subatomic, biological, or cosmological scale—alters the local and global fabric of spacetime, motion, matter, and energy. These perturbations form a continuous web of influence that binds all manifestations of existence together.

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