Who has Declared that All Interactions and Fields and Forces Arise from Entropy as a Universal Field?

The theory that all interactions, fields, and forces arise from entropy as a fundamental, universal field is known as the Theory of Entropicity (ToE), developed by John Onimisi Obidi. 

This framework elevates entropy from a secondary, statistical byproduct of disorder to the primary, dynamic "substrate" or "fabric" of existence. 

Key aspects of this theory include:

• Fundamental Field: ToE proposes that space, time, motion, and matter arise from the continuously self-adjusting field of entropy.
• Evolution of Physics: Similar to how Einstein elevated the speed of light to a universal constant, ToE elevates entropy to a universal field governing all physical processes.
• Unification: It aims to unify general relativity, quantum mechanics, and thermodynamics by showing that spacetime curvature is an emergent "frozen snapshot" or "residue" of underlying, dynamic entropic flows.
• Iterative Universe: The theory describes the universe as an "iterative computer," where entropy updates in real time. 

Related, though more restricted, approaches include Entropic Gravity, which posits that gravity itself is an emergent force stemming from entropy (notably proposed by Erik Verlinde), and the Entropic Force-Field Hypothesis (EFFH) [initial naming given by John Onimisi Obidi to the Theory of Entropicity (ToE)], which generalizes this to all interactions, forces, and phenomena.