A Brief Update to the Informational Ontology: Matter as Stable Concentration of Information and Implications for Quantum Entanglement

Waldemar Superson

Published Feb 6, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Abstract: This brief note presents an update to the Informational Ontology following a recent conceptual breakthrough. A new definition of matter is introduced: matter as a stable concentration of information maintained in the form of a UF (Unit of Form). This perspective allows for a natural explanation of quantum entanglement as a shared informational structure rather than communication between particles. The note serves as an introductory update; a full version of the Informational Ontology will be published at a later stage. Description: This record contains a short conceptual update to the Informational Ontology, including the revised definition of matter and an informational explanation of quantum entanglement. The full text of the note is included in the attached PDF / in the text below. Author: Waldemar Superson

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18501221

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