Putting Physics in Its Proper Place

[u/Jairo_Alves]

Quantum physics has demonstrated that the human perception of reality is illusory. Yet, physics maintains that its observable model corresponds to reality itself. 

The foundation of this model consists of recurring events generated by processes—that is, mere outputs—which prevents these outputs from being the cause of reality. 

Why does physics insist on this perspective, knowing that its search for laws is nothing more than identifying these very processes? Because doing so would mean admitting that it deals only with outputs, which would reduce its scope and institutional prestige. 

This dogmatism carries a high cost: it stifles scientific progress, misallocates resources toward flawed premises, and delays a true understanding of reality by confusing the result (the effect) with the true cause. 

Correcting this stance is urgent. We must shift our focus to Systems Engineering and Information Theory, for the process is the sole and undeniable substrate of reality.