The entire universe might be built using the same math code we use to fix errors in computers.
This research suggests that the ratio of dark matter to normal matter isn't a random accident of the Big Bang. Instead, it follows a strict geometric pattern, implying the cosmos functions like a massive, self-correcting information processor.
Mass Energy Information Equivalence III IV The Dark-to-Baryonic Ratio, Cosmic Void Density, and the Hubble Tension from the FCC Lattice Code
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Parts I and II of the Mass Energy Information (M/E/I) framework [1, 2] derived particle mass ratios and nuclear binding energies from the fault-tolerant veri cation cost of topological defects in a [[192,130,3]] CSS code on the FCC lattice [3]. This paper extends the framework to cosmological scales. The 13-node FCC coordination cluster (cuboctahedron) has f-vector (V,E,F) = (13,36,38), where the 38 faces divide into two geometrically distinct sectors: 32 triangular faces forming the con ned (no