TFNR - Other Physical Principles

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While the Fundamental Physical Principles (Principle of Uncertainty, Principle of Action and Reaction, Principle of Least Action) concern the aspects, Properties, and Behaviors of the Physical Entities and the Physical Sources (Physical Agents / Forces and Physical Acted / Fields), expressing their operational function in the incessant Formation of Physical Reality at all levels of Physical Complexity, the Other Physical Principles—also very important principles—help us to understand how the Physical Events, Physical Relations and Physical Processes determine the main characteristics of Physical Reality, and describe the ways in which Physical Reality takes the form we observe.

Principle of Locality

Physical Reality is local; there is no room for "spooky action at a distance" outside the strict framework of Physical Causality.

Principle of Separability

Physical Reality is separable.

In physics, saying that Reality is separable means that:

  • independent objects or systems can exist (if they are sufficiently distant in space, they cannot influence one another instantaneously),
  • individual states can exist (the overall state of a composite system—such as two particles—is simply given by the sum or combination of the states of its individual components).

In quantum mechanics this principle fails because of quantum entanglement.

Here I state that Reality is physically separable even at the quantum level, since I hypothesize that entanglement is a "logical" connection (correlation) and not a physical one. Logical (or "quantum") means that the characteristics (Properties / Behaviors) of two entangled objects are linked, but the two objects themselves are not connected (no causal link/influence, no action at a distance, no transfer of Information / Energy in zero time). In the chapter dedicated to InfoStructures I will try to illustrate these hypotheses.

Principle of Quantization

Every product of the Process of Formation of Physical Reality—every Physical Event, Physical Action, Physical Information, Physical Structure of Information, Physical Form—in turn becomes a whole, a unity, an individuality, a new source of Physical Events, of Physical Action, a Structure of Physical Information, and thus a new active subject in the incessant Physical Creation and Physical Evolution of Physical Reality. The object of a Physical Action itself becomes a new subject of Physical Action.

Principle of Relation in Physical Reality

The Principle of Relation in the physical domain of Nature describes the interactions of Physical Entities, Physical Events, Physical Relations from whose organization the phenomenical Physical Reality incessantly emerges.


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