Start here (no physics required)
Imagine reality like a giant invisible grid. This grid exists everywhere, all the time.
Things don’t just appear randomly on this grid. What appears depends on how something is observed.
Percepton Theory says reality is not created by observation, but selected from a structured set of possibilities.
If you stop here, you already understand the core idea.
A simple example
Think about a spinning coin.
- Before you look: many outcomes are possible
- When you look: only one outcome appears
Percepton Theory asks:
Why were those outcomes possible in the first place?
The answer is geometry.
The idea of a Percepton
A Percepton is the smallest unit of this grid.
Each percepton is a point where:
- Energy can exist
- Information can flow
- An outcome can become definite
Perceptons repeat in a structured, recursive pattern — not randomly.
This is similar to how atoms repeat in crystals, but here the structure applies to reality itself.
The core structure
Percepton Theory proposes two coupled grids:
- ABCD grid — time, energy, information
- XYZ grid — space, matter
These grids intersect. Where they intersect, energy becomes matter.
The ABCD grid (perception side)
The ABCD grid has 4 axes and 8 poles.
Humans can only access one pole at a time, but the grid itself is defined by all 8.
This explains why:
- Quantum outcomes depend on measurement setup
- Perspective matters
- Multiple observers don’t create multiple realities
The XYZ grid (matter side)
The XYZ grid describes how matter is arranged in space.
Matter does not appear directly to consciousness. What we perceive is an energy projection of matter onto the ABCD grid.
This cleanly separates perception from physical structure without denying either.
The equations (still readable)
Time relation
T = (E + M) / P
Time is not fundamental. Time emerges from the relationship between:
- E — energy (unobserved time)
- M — matter (observed time)
- P — perception
Outcome clarity / fuzziness
U = (G · W_eff) / (R² · T · S · I · R_c)
This equation models why outcomes become:
- Sharp (classical)
- Fuzzy (quantum)
- Scale-dependent
These are not probability waves — they are selection constraints.
Experimental predictions
Double-slit reinterpretation
Interference patterns form because the perceptual grid is configured before the particle is emitted.
The experiment does not reveal a wave. It reveals a structured selection grid.
Multi-observer limits
Adding observers does not add realities. It samples the same 8-pole structure.
For physicists
Percepton Theory is not an alternative math formalism. It is a geometric interpretation layer beneath existing physics.
It aims to explain:
- Why quantum rules have their structure
- Why spacetime behaves geometrically
- Why observation matters without invoking consciousness mysticism
Quantum mechanics remains valid as a measurement language. Percepton Theory addresses the missing why.
FAQ
Is this philosophy?
No. It is a geometric model intended to be testable.
Is this many-worlds?
No. One structured grid, limited access.
Does this replace physics?
No. It explains why existing physics works.