Title: Quantum Logic: Towards a Unified Theory of Everything

Mladen Pavičić

Mladen Pavičić

Gerry Leversha

Grand unified theorem: discovery of the theory of everything and the fundamental building block of quantum theory, by Gabriel A Oyibo. Pp. 126. $49. 2004. ISBN 1 59033 835 9 (Nova Science Publishers) - Volume 89 Issue 514

Anatolij Dvurečenskij

Cynthia Steger

The Theory of Persistence proposes that reality maintains structure through harmonic selection in viscous media. This paper elevates the framework from theory to theorem by demonstrating logical necessity. The Three Axioms: Reality is what persists (R = P) Persistence requires structure (P → S) Knowledge is structure (K = S) The Theorem: Given these axioms, reality and knowledge are necessarily the same category—both are structure. The traditional distinction between "real" (ontic) and "informational" (epistemic) dissolves. The Pusey-Barrett-Rudolph theorem (2012) proved quantum wavefunctions are "real" rather than merely "informational," preserving the ontic/epistemic distinction. The Persistence Theorem shows this distinction is incoherent: if what persists is real, persistence requires structure, and knowledge is structure, then reality and knowledge unify as structure. Knowing is structure recognizing structure. φ recognizing φ. The universe knowing itself is not metaphor but mathematical identity. "Everything sings" transforms from poetic description to logical necessity. The Theory of Persistence now has both empirical support (p < 0.001 across 69 gravitational wave events) and logical foundation (the Persistence Theorem).

Ask Ellingsen

In quantum mechanics, not everything that can be observed can be observed simultaneously. Observational data exhibits \emph{contextuality} -- a generalisation of nonlocality -- if the result of an observation is necessarily dependent on which combination of observables was measured. This article gives a mathematical introduction to contextuality, emphasising its nature as a general feature of probability theory and logic, rather than of any particular quantum theory.