On the Failure of the WIMP Paradigm and the Informational Origin of Dark Matter in the Universal Ψ Lagrangian

After more than forty years of increasingly sophisticated experiments, no evidence of Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs) has ever been found.From XENONnT to LUX, PandaX, ATLAS, and CMS, every generation of detectors has only made the same discovery: nothing is there to detect. This is not a technological problem — it is a conceptual one. The so-called dark matter does not represent a hidden sector of new particles, but the incoherent residual of the universal informational field that underlies all physical phenomena.In the framework of the Universal Ψ Lagrangian, gravity, matter, and energy are not separate entities but coherent expressions of a single informational source.Where coherence locally breaks, gravitational effects appear — exactly what has been interpreted for decades as “dark matter.”