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The book: "INFOLOGY: The Universal Input", rather than a mere scientific treatise, is a manifesto of belonging." It defends an audacious and entirely logical thesis that radically moves away from the nihilistic concept of accidental life and the inert matter of classical physics. It successfully bridges Plato's metaphysics with cutting-edge Computer Science, explaining the nature of space-time, the primary functions of the speed of light, who we are, and our ultimate purpose. It details the structure, the operation, and the finality of the world, as well as quantum entanglement, the laws of physics, entropy and the arrow of time. This reading is highly recommended for those who prefer to see the world through the lens of reason.

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1. Introduction

Currently, the world is seen from many different perspectives. For some, it is:

A system where everything operates through laws of cause and effect;

A place of suffering, trial, and purification (a purgatory or prison) to reach something greater;

A continuous learning environment (a school) for spiritual or intellectual evolution;

A stage (Teatrum Mundi) where we are actors playing pre-determined roles.

For others, it is:

A battlefield between opposing forces (good vs. evil, order vs. chaos);

A garden (a Paradise Lost) to be tended;

A marketplace of exchanges, negotiations, and competition;

A living organism in which all beings are interdependent;
An illusion (Maya), a projection that hides true reality;

A hospital where everyone seeks healing (moral or spiritual);

A transit hotel, a laboratory for experimentation, or a web of constant transformations;

A casino where everything is left to chance.

The conflicts and problems arising from this variety of worldviews are many. However, they can be mitigated through intellectual development. My proposal to foster this is the establishment of a new field of study: Infology. I intend to justify this need by defending the following thesis:

“The world is an information system!”

2. Argumentation

Defending the thesis that “The world is an information system!” requires conceptualizing what world, information, system, and information system truly mean.

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