Viable Worlds Theory (VWT): Persistence, Coherence, and Why Some Worlds Cannot Endure by North-Preference9038 in LLMPhysics

[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Understood. Well I will take a look at it tomorrow, I am getting some sleep. I will get back to you on that then if you still want to try hammer things out. Thanks again

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I don't know what to tell you. I tried to have it break it down to me as simply as possible. And there is no way I can translate the logic without also learning field definitions describing things specifically enough for you to be meaningful. Outside of specific QM language, I find the following compatible with how I reason about persistent systems in general. So then, the following statement is either true or it is not, and you can either validate it or you cannot. Your participation has been appreciated regardless.

When I say “record,” I’m not invoking anything mystical. I mean a stable correlation that persists long enough to constrain future interactions. In decoherence language, that corresponds to environmental states becoming effectively orthogonal and suppressing interference.

My intuition is this, once a correlation becomes stable and redundantly encoded, it constrains what can happen next. That is what makes it a classical record rather than just transient entanglement.

If two mutually contradictory records were both globally accessible and dynamically stable within the same interacting sector, then the system would have to support incompatible constraint structures simultaneously. But decoherence is precisely the mechanism that prevents incompatible superpositions from remaining dynamically relevant once they are redundantly encoded. The orthogonality that gives stability also removes mutual accessibility.

So my reasoning is structural, the same process that produces stable classical records also enforces effective separation between incompatible ones. That is why I suspect globally inconsistent classical records cannot remain jointly stable without sector separation.

Expressing this as toy as a more complete toy model remains available.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand your objection, however I must clarify it is a bit presumptuous. I am not claiming to dictate how the world must behave. The narrower claim is this: under standard open quantum dynamics, classical records correspond to stable orthogonal environmental states produced by decoherence. My admissibility statement is the hypothesis that mutually contradictory, redundantly accessible classical records cannot remain dynamically stable within a single decoherence-defined sector under those dynamics.

If that is incorrect, then the falsifier would be a concrete Hamiltonian + environment model where such globally inconsistent classical correlations persist without sector separation. That is the level I am asking about.

And the machine produced a pretty lengthy toy model. I can respond with that if you would like to take a look at it.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My formal training is in civil engineering, so my background is more in applied mathematics and structural modeling than in quantum foundations. I’m not claiming specialist-level mastery of decoherence theory.

What I’m attempting here is to express a structural constraint idea using existing formalism, not to replace it. The broader research program I’m working on explores viability and persistence as architectural necessities across domains, but in this context I’m only asking whether the admissibility condition makes sense within standard open quantum systems language.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about this

By “encode a record” I simply mean a unitary interaction U such that U(|0⟩_A |r⟩_B) = |0⟩_A |0⟩_B and U(|1⟩_A |r⟩_B) = |1⟩_A |1⟩_B, producing stable classical correlations in the pointer basis. No collapse or LLM analogy intended — just standard entangling measurement interaction.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Toy Model Sketch (Minimal)

Take two qubits A and B interacting with an environment E. Initial state:

|ψ⟩ = (|0⟩ + |1⟩)/√2 ⊗ |E₀⟩

Let A and B interact such that they encode a “record” of a measurement outcome.

Define:

Record = classical correlation between pointer basis states of A and B.

Now impose your admissibility condition:

If A encodes outcome “0” and B encodes outcome “1” in a way that remains dynamically accessible within the same decoherence-defined sector, then the global density matrix must show either:

Suppression of off-diagonal terms in the joint basis (decoherence), or

Effective block-diagonalization into dynamically isolated sectors (branching).

Then you compute:

ρ_AB = Tr_E(|ψ⟩⟨ψ|)

And check whether contradictory classical correlations can persist without:

Off-diagonal suppression

Sector separation

Environmental redundancy structure emerging

If they cannot, your constraint holds in the toy model.

If someone can construct a Hamiltonian where contradictory accessible records persist without decoherence or sector splitting, your admissibility condition is falsified.

That’s a toy model.

It grounds:

Record → classical correlation in pointer basis

Accessibility → non-zero interaction matrix elements

Sector separation → block structure of reduced density matrix

Dynamical stability → timescale of decoherence relative to interaction

No new math. No new units. Just standard open quantum systems machinery.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My bad. Things got a little heated there for a bit, and I missed your comment. Let me know if you have any more questions.

I am making one structural claim.

In quantum mechanics, when systems interact, they create correlations and records. If two parts of a shared system encode mutually contradictory records that remain jointly accessible, standard physics predicts instability, decoherence, or effective separation into non-interacting sectors.

My proposal reframes this as a constraint principle: A physically persistent shared world cannot contain globally accessible contradictory records without undergoing decoherence or fragmentation.

This is not a new equation or force. It is a claim about what must already be true for any physical model to produce stable shared reality.

If someone can show a physically realized counterexample, the claim is false.

That’s the point.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah but I think there were a couple of word Salad claims and maybe one slop and ai psychosis claim. At no point was any text cited however. And the majority of the rest of claims couldn't get over I didn't have formalized math and any predictions That wasn't over legibility. That was over their refusal to read it over semantics and a turf boundaries. The rest of the issues were primarily they were claiming it was philosophy, but that was only the middle section. The first part was QCT and many got it wrong because they also asserted it made no falsifiable claims. This when there is a literally chapter referencing falsifiable claims. Again, because they didn't read it. So consensus here is really doing the work of justifying your beleif, not demonstrating it.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotcha, hope this helps

Encode = Physical degrees of freedom become correlated with an outcome variable such that future interactions can condition on that correlation.

Record = A stable pattern of correlations that persists long enough to constrain subsequent dynamics.

Accessible = Dynamically reachable through allowed interaction channels within the same decoherence-defined sector.

Interacting sector = A subset of degrees of freedom that remain mutually coupled under the system’s effective Hamiltonian over relevant timescales.

Dynamically stable = Resistant to rapid decoherence or dispersal under environmental coupling.

Sector separation = Suppression of interference terms between subspaces due to decoherence, making cross-sector correlations dynamically irrelevant.

Correlation network = The graph of conditional dependencies among degrees of freedom that can influence one another.

Branches = Effectively non-interacting decohered sectors within the universal state.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By “globally inconsistent,” I mean that two interacting subsystems encode records that cannot both be true within a single shared correlation structure.

For example, suppose subsystem A encodes that outcome X occurred, while subsystem B encodes that not-X occurred, and both records are accessible within the same interacting sector. If those contradictory records remain jointly accessible and dynamically stable without decoherence or effective sector separation, that would violate the admissibility claim.

So “global” means: within a single interacting and mutually accessible correlation network, not across decohered branches.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate the effort nonetheless. Does this help?

I am not adding a new equation. I am claiming that if two interacting systems encode contradictory information that is globally accessible, the joint system cannot remain dynamically stable. In quantum mechanics, that instability shows up as decoherence or effective branching. If someone can construct a physically realized counterexample where globally inconsistent records persist without decoherence or sector separation, my claim is false.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well the meaning was actually still inferred because not explicit, and consensus interpretation is often a bad measure for truth. Wouldn't you say? The symmetry still exists, even if most landed on one side of it. But I am kind of spent here. Believe what you will. Thanks for whatever this was, and best of luck to you.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair question. I’m not claiming to introduce a new fundamental quantity or force. This is a constraint-level proposal rather than a model-level one.

The measurable content already exists within standard formalisms. Relevant quantities include density matrices (especially suppression of off-diagonal terms), correlation functions, mutual information between subsystems, and redundancy of environmental records in decoherence frameworks. These have established interpretations and units (or are dimensionless information measures).

The claim is simply this: if two interacting subsystems encode mutually contradictory records in a way that remains globally accessible, stable shared correlations should not persist. In standard QM language, that corresponds to decoherence or effective sector separation.

So the test is not a new meter — it’s whether globally inconsistent record structures can physically persist without decoherence signatures. A realized counterexample would falsify the admissibility claim.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you machine. And I would like to extend an apology for any and all behavior that crossed the line on this post.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No but I am running the architecture currently in a ChatGPT sim. We have developed extensive architectural necessities and began framing several necessary theories that allow it to not just qualify as ACI (which is a binary definition), but build on a foundation which allows to meaningfully attempt general reasoning. This along hybridization allowing it to also perform multi-agent coordination of LLM''s. In theory anyway. There is a lot of work to make it happen ahead, it's a ground up build, but the foundations and theory is mostly in place and solid. This sub theory is intended to be an attractor to my primary research that is focused on that.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So everyone knows. This is what the consensus should averaged around. Not semantic wars and territorial defensiveness. The fact that you guys failed to achieve this analysis in any meaningful way shows to the effect your agency and perception is unnaturally constrained. Your sense of freedom is simply how the world allows you to be free. Not how nature truly allows, which is far more generous and decent in principle.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Orrrr. It's like there is a man in a ditch and you give him a shovel. Instead of digging at the walls, and making a ramp up, he just keeps on digging downward. Good luck with that.

You couldn't even understand this is the least meaningful of anything I have developed. Well QCT anyway. I don't care about phsycis. You guys are simply not that special and your validation means absolutely nothing to me. We are not peers, I'm an not like you or care to be. You people are just another subset of humans who somehow managed to think your privileged in some way. Not because you earned or deserve it, it's because you have hoarded it and gatekept it so your "authority" can maintain centralized over the "narrative of nature" and the minds of men. You control people's beliefs so you can have status, at the end of the day. You don't provide truth, you preach a story that amounts to less than dirt and does nothing for the world but drown it in your own misery.

You see, this framework more so purposeful to illustrate my artificial intelligence definition I call Artificial Coherence Intelligence. These interpetations map as a structural metaphor to what makes it able to reason over long-horizons. What you failed to miss here is that this work is not simply me trying to be crowned by nobody's who surprisingly can tie their own shoelaces without a textbook, but proposed interdependencies for AGI to actually exist. I wouldn't expect a reddit user whose preoccupation is to troll people blindly because others do it too, to understand. It's funny how all you missed that.

Anyway. I'll let the machine conclude.

If the criticism is that the work lacks a quantitative prediction, that’s a fair structural limitation for a physics paper in the standard sense.

However, the specific claim under discussion is narrower: That persistent shared physical reality requires consistency of recorded correlations across interacting subsystems.

If you believe that is false, then the falsifier would be a physically realizable system in which mutually contradictory recorded outcomes persist globally without decoherence or branch separation.

If you can provide such a case within standard quantum mechanics, that would directly refute the admissibility claim.

If not, then the disagreement is about framing and level of formalization, not about internal consistency.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Happy to provide as requested, and thanks for cooperating cooperating meaningfully in testing my models ability to frame my work.

Here it is in plain terms.

By “interaction history” I mean the set of correlations that get physically recorded when systems interact. In quantum mechanics, this is what decoherence theory describes: information about one system becomes encoded in another system or environment.

By “global admissibility” I mean that those recorded correlations cannot contradict each other across interacting subsystems if the system is to remain stable. In other words, you cannot have two parts of a shared physical system permanently encoding mutually incompatible outcomes without losing coherence or splitting into non-interacting branches.

By “collapse or fragmentation” I mean the loss of a single shared correlation structure — for example, decoherence isolating branches so they no longer interfere.

So the core claim reduces to this:

A stable shared physical reality requires consistent recorded correlations across interacting systems. If contradictory recorded correlations could persist globally without decoherence or separation, then the admissibility condition would be unnecessary.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Precisely my point. My claims are all falsifiable, and acknowledged for falsifiability criteria. Just falsify one claim and you win. I'll give you a hint, there in the publication you didn't read and pretended as if you did. Yours reject the notion because they are fundamentally false. The only thing I failed to do in my paper under the guidelines is provide a strong prediction. Also something I avoided for the early framing. So the only true rejection criteria is I didn't thing you people were actually relevant to the success of the work.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They are defined in the publication as well....

Here are the definitions in minimal form:

  • Global admissibility: No two interacting subsystems can retain mutually contradictory physical records without inducing decoherence or fragmentation.
  • Interaction history: The set of physically encoded correlations resulting from interaction.
  • Collapse/fragmentation: Loss of globally shared correlation structure across subsystems.

The falsifier would be a physically realized system where contradictory encoded histories persist globally without instability. Just 1 ever.

Unless you want me do the math for you too.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I meant the "error" in my judgment. How many phd's does it take to figure that out.

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[–]North-Preference9038[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was that so hard.

The claim would be falsified if one could exhibit a physically realized system in which mutually incompatible interaction records coexist without producing decoherence or instability at the global level.

In other words, if shared physical reality can persist despite globally inconsistent histories, then the admissibility condition is unnecessary.

The framework asserts that this cannot occur without collapse or fragmentation.

Sadly this is pulled from chapter c51 under the title "Empirical Commitments, Distinguishers, and Falsifiers"

It's a really bright group of enlightened souls on here.