Pulse Core Lexicon

Data Gravity

Definition

Data Gravity is the second of the UniSphere's two gravities. Mass Gravity acts on mass-energy and curves spacetime; Data Gravity acts on recorded information and curves the pulse cycle. Accumulated information gives a computational momentum that compels the pulse to recur, so in the book Data Gravity is the Pulse Driver, and the Pulse Diameter, through its Pulse Rhythm, the metronome of being. Its consequences, as the book draws them: entropy is accumulation rather than decay, every recorded state strengthening the pulse, and Null Wells are not endpoints but funnels that carry their data-weight on to the Source. Physics has no counterpart; it is new in Binary Pulse Theory. It connects to UniSpheral Dual Gravity System, Data Gravity Field Equations and Fractal Data Weight Accumulation Law.

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