Has Obidi Challenged Traditional Physics in His Theory of Entropicity (ToE)?

Yes, John Onimisi Obidi has significantly challenged traditional physics through his development of the Theory of Entropicity (ToE), a framework published in 2025–2026 that posits entropy as the fundamental, dynamic field of reality rather than a mere statistical measure of disorder. 

Obidi’s ToE challenges conventional physics by asserting that spacetime, Gravi, and quantum behavior are emergent properties of this underlying entropic field. 

Key challenges to traditional physics posed by Obidi include: 

• Reconceptualizing Entropy: Instead of entropy being a byproduct of disorder, ToE treats it as a primary "Entropic Field" that generates gravity, time, and motion.
• Redefining Gravity: ToE frames gravity not as a fundamental force or curvature of space, but as an emergent property of entropic gradients.
• The No-Rush Theorem & Time Limits: Contrary to the assumption of instantaneous processes in some quantum theories, Obidi proposes the "No-Rush Theorem," which states that all physical interactions require a finite, irreducible duration (Entropic Time Limit or ETL).
• Challenging the Observer's Role: Obidi "dethrones" the observer in quantum mechanics, replacing observer-dependent interpretations (like Copenhagen) with an objective collapse mechanism driven by entropy thresholds.
• Redefining the Speed of Light: The speed of light is reinterpreted not just as a speed limit, but as the maximum rate of entropic propagation—the "tempo of existence".
• Introducing New Invariants: Obidi proposes that
  

  $\ln 2$
  (associated with Landauer's principle) is not just a statistical factor, but a fundamental geometric "Obidi Curvature Invariant" (OCI) defining the smallest unit of distinguishability in the universe. 

While ToE seeks to unify thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and relativity, it is a new, specialized, and highly abstract and complex mathematical framework that is currently undergoing active, independent research and interdisciplinary engagements.