A Unified Theory of Spacetime Geometry and Recursion Stability
Chapter 14: STO and Prime Lock Frameworks
"Where STO explains why constraints arise geometrically,
Prime Locks describe how these constraints enforce structured recursion."
| Computational Space | Characteristics | Infinity Status | Observer Dependent? | Realizable? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Combinatorial (NP-True) | Unbounded, physically unconstrained, non-sequential, observer-independent | Actual Infinity | No | No (unless artificially reduced) |
| Temporal (P-True) | Stepwise, bounded by physical resources and time | Bounded | Yes | Yes |
| Informational (IS-True) | Adaptive recursion, structured but non-repeating | Structured Infinite | Mixed (Prime-Locks) | Yes, via DRC protocols |
Unifies quantum mechanics, general relativity, and computation through geometric information processing
Redefines infinity, proof validity, and computational complexity through temporal realizability
Solves P vs NP, introduces informational space, enables STO-optimized algorithms
Provides physical mechanism for awareness as self-referential spacetime computation
Enables quantum-free quantum computing, biological optimization, and temporal processors
Resolves mind-body problem through geometric information theory and observer-coupled reality
Experience the unified theory through interactive demonstrations:
"First-principle reasoning guided by logical constraint can reach truth even without initial data.
Reality is structured by discrete, harmonic recursion across scales.
Computation, consciousness, and cosmos are unified expressions of geometric information processing."
"This framework not only redefines physical law, but opens new frontiers for time-based computing, universal compression standards, and a coherent informational understanding of mass-energy-space-time."