I've been working on some ideas around fundamental physics for quite a while now [0][1][4]. A lot of it revolves around time, space, photons, information and entropy. My understanding is that photons/information/entropy create space, not the other way around, and that time itself emerges from the registration of information and causal distinctions. I've also been thinking about matter as patterns that persist through time. I've made what I think is some real progress on these questions, but I'm getting to a point where I really need other minds involved. Today I came across Shaun Fosmark's work on photons, particle structures, entanglement and the emergence of space [2][3], which touches on some things I've been thinking about. I've been using AI tools to explore these ideas for months and panicking a bit that the ideas are getting copied.

Honestly, I could use some help. I've tried emailing professors and posting in university Discords, but haven't managed to find anyone to seriously engage with the ideas. Are there physicists or mathematicians here who might be interested in talking or collaborating? I could really use help with the mathematics, figuring out what can be tested, and potentially getting access to some compute. I'm also open to being pointed towards books, research groups, universities or anywhere else I should be looking. I'm not looking for people to just agree with me. I want people who can engage with the ideas, challenge them and help me take this further. I've been at this on my own for a while and would really like to find some people to work through it with.

[0] https://x.com/chaiwaala/status/2116442573976023534/photo/1

[1] (2017): https://x.com/chaiwaala/status/900028298998071296

[2] https://x.com/Shaun_Fosmark/status/2115773245089595771

[3] https://x.com/Shaun_Fosmark/status/2116181326890176875

[4] https://x.com/chaiwaala/status/2106517770666192907