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Phoenix Theory: A New Theory of Everything

Created by Kenneth A. Griggs, Phoenix is the Physics of Entanglement, Networks and Information eXchanges. It is a proverbial “Theory of Everything.” In its most nascent form, Phoenix is a physical theory of Patterns that is best expressed via the mathematics of Combinatorics.

In one incarnation, Phoenix presents physics using discrete graph theory, whose rules and concepts are instead centered around graph structure and graph transformations. In this way, particular vertex and edge combinations reproduce each particle in the SM. Other combinations imply Dark Matter which are particles that are not easily measured or observed. By contrast, the Standard Model (SM) presents physics as a set of various continuous particle-fields that interact on a flat spacetime background. As a consequence of Phoenix theory, the complexities and nuances of the SM elegantly simplify, offering new insights into our universe.

The Phoenix Theory 101 slide presentation and the 10 Phoenix Theory Seminars introduce Phoenix Theory. Phoenix Theory to explain major mysteries in modern physics using discrete graph theory instead of the traditional continuous quantum field model, aka the Standard Model (SM).

In Phoenix Theory, particles are represented as combinations of 10 vertex types connected by edges. These combinations form graphs that correspond to all known particles, with the possibility of predicting new ones. The theory reframes the Standard Model by simplifying its 61+ fundamental fields into just 10 basic building blocks.

Phoenix Theory resolves issues like dark matter, matter/anti-matter asymmetry, and quantum

gravity. It represents particles and their interactions using matrices and their transformations. The creator Ken Griggs demonstrates that this approach is consistent with the Standard Model while offering new insights and explanations for various physical phenomena.

Phoenix Theory also introduces an alternative perspective on causality. Unlike our current belief structure, which emphasizes causality driving events from the past into the present, this new perspective suggests that the future also informs the past and the present. In this framework, events are interconnected through networks, akin to parallel events, rather than following a strict linear progression along world lines. It’s an intriguing concept that invites further exploration.

And while Phoenix Theory reframes the Standard Model, it offers a fantastic new toolbox for deriving ADS/CFT, manipulating quantum wormholes, exploring Chaos Theory and so much more. Learn more at: www.phoenixtheory.tech.