On the Revolution of the Theory of Entropicity (ToE) and its Impact on Modern Theoretical Physics

The revolutionary nature of the Theory of Entropicity (ToE) lies in its bold proposal to replace the conventional view of entropy as a statistical byproduct of disorder with that of a fundamental, dynamic field that constitutes the underlying substrate of all physical reality. In this framework, all known physical laws and phenomena, including gravity, motion, time, and quantum mechanics, emerge as consequences of this single entropic principle. 

Core Revolutionary Claims 

Entropy as a Fundamental Field: ToE positions entropy as the primary, universal field (governed by a new "Obidi Action") from which all physical reality emerges, rather than a derived or secondary property.

• Emergence of Spacetime and Gravity: Spacetime geometry is not a fixed backdrop but an emergent property of entropic gradients. Gravity is reinterpreted not as a fundamental force or the curvature of spacetime, but as an emergent property of these entropic gradients.
• Time and the Speed of Light Explained: Time is not an independent dimension but arises from the irreversible flow of entropy, providing a physical explanation for the "arrow of time". The universal constant for the speed of light,
  

  $c$
  , is reinterpreted as the maximum rate at which the entropic field can redistribute information, not an arbitrary postulate.
• Unification of Physics: ToE aims to provide a single coherent principle that unifies thermodynamics, relativity, quantum mechanics, and information theory, suggesting they are different manifestations of the same underlying entropic field.

Impact on Mainstream Physics

The ToE, proposed by John Onimisi Obidi, is still in its early stages of mathematical development. Its revolutionary potential, however, stems from several key challenges to conventional understanding: 

• Derivation vs. Postulate: ToE derives the effects of Einstein's relativity (like time dilation and mass increase) from entropic first principles and conservation laws, rather than accepting them as fundamental geometric postulates.
• Algorithmic Universe: The theory's field equations are inherently iterative and non-explicit, suggesting the universe functions like a "self-computing system" that continuously updates its information state through entropic processes, a significant shift from the static, closed-form solutions of classical physics.
• Philosophical Shift: It offers a new ontology where entropy is the "origin of motion, the generator of curvature, the cause of time's asymmetry, and the constraint behind quantum uncertainty," collapsing traditional dualisms between matter and mind, physics and information, and being and becoming into one entropic continuum.

If validated, the ToE could reshape fundamental physics