Christian Hermenau

We only know the mechanistic world, i.e., the world held together by electricity, which leads us to mathematics or the corresponding systems of order. But apart from the global theory of gravity, there is another world in which particles interact in large numbers and build a complex, intelligent architecture that is much more important than that of curved spaces. But none of this would work, not even in the smallest way, without something we call virtual information, which forms the basis for the narrative, the story of life and stability.
And this applies not only to large, complex beings such as ourselves, but also to the smallest elementary particles, which are only ready to join together to form a multi-layered cohesion, a special whole.