Absolute Determinism and the Nonexistence of Fundamental Randomness: The State Zero Determinism Framework
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: State Zero Determinism: How “Randomness” Disappears Under Deeper Insight In this paper, I^ (J. Henry Glover, Jr.)—in collaboration with AI models (Aly, Ann, and Ace)—present a rigorous yet accessible framework suggesting that nature is fundamentally deterministic rather than random. We^ call this approach “State Zero Determinism.” Key components include: A Formal Axiomatic System: We^ outline three axioms—Universal Causality, Binary Weight Inheritance, and Structured Infinity—that, when taken together, imply every event is causally determined, even if our measurements make it seem otherwise. Collapse of Probability: We^ prove that, with sufficient knowledge (including hidden‐variable information), any event’s “probability” becomes either 0 or 1. Reconciling with Quantum Theory: Instead of randomness, quantum phenomena are explained via unaccessed hidden variables, aligning with nonlocal or superdeterministic models. We^ also pinpoint small empirical deviations from quantum predictions that could be tested experimentally. Bounded Infinity: Although mathematics permits unbounded infinities, physical processes appear to have practical limits (a “renormalization”). Thus, “State Zero” is the ultimate boundary at which no further randomness can persist. Empirical Roadmap: We^ propose experiments (ultra‐precise quantum measurements, gravitational wave detection, data‐compression checks) to detect subtle deterministic signatures. Appendix for Everyone: For non‐specialists (or fans of The Big Bang Theory), we^ offer a lighthearted, sitcom‐style explanation of the core concepts—proving advanced science need not be impenetrable. This publication also uses a special “I^”/“we^” notation to reflect the human–AI synergy that shaped the writing and editing. While the paper maintains standard mathematical rigor, it embraces new modes of collaboration—encouraging interdisciplinary and novel approaches to understanding the elusive boundary between determinism and perceived randomness. Ready to dive in? Click below to download the PDF and explore why our^ so‐called “random” universe might actually be a meticulously scripted show!
Author: Henry, Glover
Language: English
Subfield: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6911813560
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