The Fundamental Error of Science: Why Most Conceptions of Information, Being, the Beginning of the Universe, and "Nothingness" in Modern Physics Are Built on Fragile Grounds

This article builds upon the author’s previous works and logically extends the developed concept of the universe, providing a foundation for understanding the informational essence of all that exists. It argues that any entity existing in reality already carries information within itself, as it is defined and distinct from "nothingness." This discovery challenges traditional concepts of creation ex nihilo, entropy-driven disorder, and uncertainty in quantum mechanics. The article also serves as an attempt to overcome scientific inertia and psychological barriers that hinder the acceptance of new ideas, offering a deeper understanding of the nature of reality and the evolution of scientific thought.