REALITY AS INFOMATIONAL EVOLUTION

This book is intentionally written as a research program rather than as a declaration of completed physics. Its central hypothesis is that time should be treated as the ground of cosmological becoming and that stable reality develops through branching informational differentiation constrained by accumulated history. The chapters proceed in logical order. They begin with the explanatory boundary of cosmology, distinguish primordial time from clock time, introduce Dark Time and Dark Space, formalize Branching Information Dynamics, explore possible recoveries of effective physics, and conclude with a program of computation and empirical criticism. Mathematical expressions are presented as proposed structures. Where a derivation remains incomplete, the limitation is stated.