Historical records: Manifesto of Universal Functional Coherence: A Path Toward the Unification of Physics

Universal Functional Coherence Manifesto: A Path Toward the Unification of Physics This manuscript presents the Universal Functional Coherence Theory (UFCT), a scientific proposal that seeks to integrate the four pillars of modern physics — General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Information Theory — through a dual causal architecture. The theory is grounded on two complementary equations: Dynamic Equation (E1): describes the irreversible evolution of reality, governed by the universal dissipative term χ². Equilibrium Equation (E2): defines the teleodynamic attractor χ_eq, toward which all dynamics converge. These two principles — irreversibility (χ²) and convergence (χ_eq) — establish that reality is not reversible mathematics but executable coherence. Key contributions of the manifesto include: Interpreting holography as an inevitable consequence, with the prediction of a universal fractal dimension d_f ≈ 4.125. A falsification manual, with testable predictions in quantum systems (BECs, Rydberg arrays), nanoscale engines, information theory (ontological pixel Ξ₀), and cosmology (CMB). Advocating for a new research program focused not on particles or hidden dimensions but on the universal parameters of functional coherence (ψ, ℛ, η, χ_eq). The manifesto positions UFCT not as a “Theory of Everything,” but as a theory of universal causality, offering an empirical path to unify physics and confront the longstanding blind spots of fundamental theories.