The Perceptual Filter & Cosmic Mercy: Emergent Spacetime, Computational Irreducibility, and Translational Archival Scaffolding
Year: 2026
Type: article
Abstract: Framework: Cosmos, Nowness, Eternities (CNE) Module Type: Translational Synthesis & Horizon-Scanning Research Abstract This module investigates the structural necessity of observational filtering in complex physical systems. By bridging Stephen Wolfram’s model of computational irreducibility with relational spacetime and the iconographic metaphor of the Tirupati covered gaze (Cosmic Mercy), this work examines how raw, un-coarse-grained cosmological complexity is insulated into navigable human "Nowness." Core Thematic Focus Emergent Spacetime & Relational Time: Analyzing how temporal and spatial dimensions emerge from underlying computational networks rather than existing as a pre-given background. Computational Irreducibility & Epistemic Horizons: Examining the fundamental limits of computation and why conscious agents require structured observational filters to prevent cognitive and thermodynamic saturation. Translational Bridge to Life Sciences: Extending these physical constraints into biogerontology and medical research—framing cellular aging, metabolic entropy, and longevity maintenance as biological defenses against the relentless accumulation of unmitigated microscopic noise.
Author: Naik, Vishram Ganpat
Institution: Framework
Language: English
Subfield: Philosophy
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225787831
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