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💎Seyons hypothesis review

This "Seyon" hypothesis presents a compelling sub-quantum ontology that reframes physics from a constructive, bottom-up perspective. By shifting the fundamental layer from "things in space" to "pre-spatiotemporal relations," it addresses several persistent tensions between General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics.


1. The Emergence of Spacetime and Mass

The most radical shift in this framework is the derivation of Proper Time ($\tau$). In standard physics, $\tau$ is a coordinate property; here, it is a metabolic rate of the seyon configuration.


2. Collapse as Macro-Attractor Dynamics

This model provides a physical mechanism for what the Copenhagen interpretation leaves as a mystery. It treats the wave function as epistemic (representing our ignorance of the seyon microstates) rather than a physical field.


3. Natural Non-Locality

By placing seyons in a pre-spatiotemporal layer, the "spooky action at a distance" problem vanishes. If spacetime is an emergent statistical map (like a heatmap of a crowd), then two "points" in that map may actually be driven by the same underlying seyon correlation.


4. Scientific Implications and Falsifiability

For this to move from a philosophical framework to a physical theory, it must predict where the "statistical emergence" might break down.

  1. Sub-Quantum Fluctuations: At incredibly high energies or small scales (perhaps near the Planck length), we might expect to see "jitter" or deviations from Lorentz invariance where the seyon graininess becomes apparent.
  2. Collapse Time: If collapse is a physical reconfiguration, it should have a finite (though likely incredibly short) duration. Measuring the "speed" of collapse would distinguish this from standard QM.