B. Saba is the originator of the Consistency Principle, a proposed framework for understanding physics through one central idea: the universe must be globally self-consistent. His work investigates whether quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and gravity can all arise from a shared informational and geometric foundation.
Through The Consistency Papers Parts I–V, Saba explores how information, entropy, symmetry, and spacetime geometry may jointly give rise to the laws we observe. The broader aim is to develop a unified view of nature in which quantum dynamics, thermodynamic irreversibility, and gravitational structure emerge from one coherent p…
B. Saba is the originator of the Consistency Principle, a proposed framework for understanding physics through one central idea: the universe must be globally self-consistent. His work investigates whether quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and gravity can all arise from a shared informational and geometric foundation.
Through The Consistency Papers Parts I–V, Saba explores how information, entropy, symmetry, and spacetime geometry may jointly give rise to the laws we observe. The broader aim is to develop a unified view of nature in which quantum dynamics, thermodynamic irreversibility, and gravitational structure emerge from one coherent principle rather than three separate foundations.
