The Instantaneous Multiverse Rendering: The Impact of Event Horizon Information Rearrangement on Macroscopic Reality and the Friction Metric of Time

Abstract

This study expands upon the holographic principle, asserting that cosmic information is compressed and recorded as 2D qubits on the localized "event horizons" of myriad black holes. We transcend artificial dimensional constructs, such as 4D and 5D, to propose a paradigm of Instantaneous Cosmic Rendering. The universe does not flow through linear time; rather, a completely new macroscopic reality (Multiverse) is rendered at every Planck instant. This continuous emergence is the direct result of an active observer (Atman) proactively rearranging the entanglement weights (Wij) of the backend data arrayed on the event horizons at every moment. The thermodynamic tension accompanying this instantaneous physical manifestation of probabilistic data is what we perceive as the "Friction Metric of Time".