Métatéhrien

Métatéhrien is a conceptual framework that explores the interconnectedness of information, thought, and reality. It proposes that a fundamental layer of existence, termed "Métatéhrien," underlies and influences all observable phenomena. This layer is not static but is in a constant state of flux, shaped by the patterns of information and the processes of cognition.

The core idea is that what we perceive as reality is a manifestation or projection of this underlying Métatéhrien. Information, in this context, is not merely data but a fundamental building block of existence, carrying inherent potential and structure. Thoughts, being complex arrangements of information within conscious systems, are seen as actively participating in the formation and evolution of Métatéhrien.

Proponents suggest that understanding Métatéhrien could offer new perspectives on consciousness, artificial intelligence, and the nature of knowledge itself. It implies that by manipulating or understanding the patterns within Métatéhrien, it might be possible to influence reality in profound ways. However, Métatéhrien remains a theoretical construct, with its existence and properties being subjects of ongoing philosophical and speculative inquiry. There is no empirical evidence to directly support its existence, and it is primarily discussed within niche philosophical and theoretical circles.