Gravity of Probability: Predictions, Preregistrations, and Falsification criteria. The Physical Consequences of an Information-Curved Universe.
Year: 2026
Type: preprint
Abstract: This publication represents a decisive checkpoint for the Gravity of Probability research program. The Gravity of Probability (GoP) now has a consolidated record of what it predicts nature should exhibit, and what empirical evidence would count against it. Although complete first-principles closure remains an open objective, the framework has matured to a stage where increasingly constrained, quantitative predictions and explicit falsification criteria can be established across multiple observational domains.This preprint, or the framework at large, does not claim to establish the correctness of the underlying physics. It provides a unified, traceable record of historical predictions, framework-specific observational signatures, and high-consequence tests designed to evaluate, challenge, or potentially falsify GoP within a relatively short observational timeframe. Particular emphasis is placed on cosmic voids, gravitational lensing, structure growth, early galaxy formation, and cross-scale consistency.The future of the framework should now be determined by its ability to withstand the observational tests it has placed on record.If the Gravity of Probability is falsified by data, I welcome that outcome, because the purpose of science is not to defend a belief, but to discover the truth. Regardless of where those ideas originated.
Source: Figshare
Author: Jordan Waters
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225576394