Universal Relativity of Desire and Curiosity
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This framework presents a highly generalized theoretical model integrating principles from physics, mathematics, neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, and information theory. It proposes that desire, curiosity, and informational gradients are fundamental relational drivers governing the evolution of systems across all scales. Extending the concept of relativity beyond spacetime into informational and cognitive domains, this theory models all systems as entities navigating multidimensional gradient fields defined by energy, entropy, and information. The objective of this Part 1 is to establish the foundational axioms, formal definitions, and initial mathematical structures necessary to describe universal relational dynamics. This includes the introduction of generalized state manifolds, gradient-based evolution laws, entropy-information coupling, and preliminary system interaction principles.
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