The Solipsistic Information Paradox

This paper examines the structural convergence between the philosophical framework of solipsism and modern quantum mechanics under the lens of information theory. We analyze physical universal constants—specifically the speed of light (c) as a system clock rate, and the Planck length (lp) as a fundamental spatial resolution limit—to model reality as an information-theoretic digital construct. We explore the mathematical probability profiles of nested virtual architectures alongside the operational sequences of the 0-1-4-7 Matrix Base Code and the 3-6-9 Localized Consciousness Loop. We demonstrate that if the substrate of reality is digital, the verifiability of an objective external reality drops to zero, leaving the observer’s localized consciousness as the solitary verifiable anchor in existence.