Causal Theory for all

This work presents a unified conceptual framework called Causal Theory (CT), proposing that truth, causality, information, and physical law are manifestations of a single underlying structure.

The text is organized as a progressive exploration, beginning with a rigorous philosophical foundation of truth as existence, independent of cognition or opinion. From this base, it develops a causal interpretation of physical phenomena, reinterpreting light not as a primary entity but as the visible friction of causality at a universal threshold. The constant ccc is redefined as the threshold of causality, not merely the speed of light.

CT introduces a four-state model of information (protocausal, causal, infracausal, ultracausal), offering a coherent reinterpretation of quantum duality, uncertainty, dark matter, dark energy, and black holes. Gravity is described as a supracausal phenomenon, acting as the future influencing the present through probability, selection, and survivance.

The universe is then modeled as a parallel RLC circuit, where information is current, matter is resistance, dark matter and dark energy act as capacitance, gravity as inductance, and time emerges as resonance rather than flow. Fundamental constants (c,G,hc, G, hc,G,h) arise naturally as structural properties of this causal circuit.

Finally, the work introduces the Causal Cross, a minimal geometric projector defined by four constants, and formulates the Law of Survivors, according to which prime numbers and stable physical structures are those that remain after all impossible configurations are eliminated.

This document is philosophical, physical, and mathematical in nature. It does not present empirical claims as final results, but rather offers a coherent explanatory architecture intended to unify ontology, physics, and number theory under a single causal principle.