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Fibrologia is a fictional scientific discipline that emerged in early 21st-century speculative fiction. It is concerned with the study of fibers, not just in the biological or material sense, but as fundamental building blocks of reality, consciousness, and even information. Proponents of fibrologia hypothesize that the universe is composed of intricate, interconnected fiber-like structures that dictate the laws of physics, the nature of existence, and the flow of data.

The core tenets of fibrologia suggest that these fibers can be manipulated, understood, and even reconfigured. This manipulation could potentially lead to advancements in areas such as faster-than-light travel, the direct interface between minds, and the ability to alter or perceive alternate realities. Different theories within fibrologia propose various types of fibers, including temporal fibers that govern time, causal fibers that determine cause and effect, and memetic fibers that carry and propagate ideas.

While originating in fiction, the concept of fibrologia has been explored in various literary works and digital media, often as a pseudoscientific or philosophical framework. It serves as a narrative device to explore complex existential questions and to imagine future technological possibilities. The discipline itself is not recognized by mainstream science and exists solely within the realm of imaginative discourse.