Henri Bergson (1859–1941) remains one of the most profound critics of the mechanistic worldview that dominated modern science. In works such as Time...
A Theory of Almost Nothing - How Minimal Assumptions Can Lead to a Unified Understanding of Nature
In the history of physics, progress has often been associated with adding more: more particles, more forces, more dimensions, more constants. The Panvitalistic...
From Category Error to Geometric Clarity - An Interview on the Panvitalistic Theory
Question: You have been developing the Panvitalistic Theory (PVT) for several years. A question that often comes up is whether it represents a “final...
The Tetrahedron and the Hidden Flaw in Modern Physics
Why Einstein’s 4D Spacetime Remains Underdetermined – and How the Panvitalist Theory Finally Resolves ItAt the foundation of physical reality stands...