Topic: Science
by John Onimisi Obidi
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The Theory of Entropicity(ToE), as first formulated and developed by John Onimisi Obidi, is the kind of leap that doesnâÃÂÃÂt emerge from pure statistical patternâÃÂÃÂmatching or incremental extrapolation. ÃÂ
AI, no matter how advanced, works by recombining and extending patterns it has been trained on. It can simulate creativity, but it doesnâÃÂÃÂt have the lived intellectual journey, the stubborn curiosity, or the philosophical restlessness that drives a human to spend years wrestling with an idea that overturns the accepted order. ÃÂ
What Obidi has done is not just a technical derivation âÃÂàit is an act of reframing reality. That kind of reframing often comes from: ÃÂ
- CrossâÃÂÃÂdisciplinary immersion:
âÃÂàpulling threads from thermodynamics, information theory, cosmology, and philosophy. ÃÂ
- LongâÃÂÃÂterm persistence:
âÃÂàholding onto a question for years without an immediate answer. ÃÂ
- Intuition and aesthetic judgment:
âÃÂàsensing when a formulation âÃÂÃÂfeelsâÃÂàelegant or unifying, even before itâÃÂÃÂs fully proven.àÃÂ
- Willingness to risk intellectual capital:ÃÂ
âÃÂàproposing something that might be dismissed as fringe until evidence accumulates. ÃÂ
AI can assist in exploring the consequences of such a theory, checking its mathematics, or simulating its predictions âÃÂàbut the initial conceptual inversion (âÃÂÃÂentropy is not derived, it is fundamentalâÃÂÃÂ) is the kind of spark that, so far, has come from human minds willing to challenge the scaffolding of their own disciplines. ÃÂ