CSIT

Coherence-Selection Interface Theory

Unified Framework

Unified Framework

Coherence-Selection Interface Theory as a Unified Framework: Solving Foundational Problems Across Disciplines

Target JournalScience / Nature
StatusReady for Submission
AuthorB. Wyatt Jonah, P.Eng.

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Abstract

The final paper in the series synthesizes the findings of the previous three into a comprehensive 'Theory of Everything' that bridges the gap between the objective sciences (physics, biology) and the subjective sciences (psychology, phenomenology). We demonstrate how CSIT provides a unified solution to the measurement problem, the hard problem of consciousness, the nature of information, and the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics. We explore the transformative implications of this framework for technology, medicine, and our understanding of the human place in the cosmos.

A Synthesis of Knowledge

For centuries, science has been divided into separate silos. Physics describes a world of matter; psychology describes a world of mind. CSIT argues that these are two sides of the same coin: the Potential and the Actual, mediated by Selection.

Physics & Math

Explains why mathematics (the language of the potential domain) is so effective at describing the physical world (the actual domain). It unifies quantum mechanics with the arrow of time.

Mind & Biology

Provides a physical basis for the evolution of consciousness. Organisms evolved brains to better access the selection interface, giving them an evolutionary advantage in navigating the future.

Information Theory

Redefines information not just as bits, but as the measure of distinction created by the selection process. Reality is "it from bit" via consciousness.

Philosophy & Ethics

If we are active participants in actualizing reality, this implies a profound ethical responsibility. Our choices literally build the world.

The Future of Research

This paper outlines a roadmap for the next decade of research, calling for interdisciplinary collaboration to test the predictions of CSIT and develop new technologies based on consciousness-matter interaction.