Quantum Gravity Non-Simultaneous EP Irrotational Entropy Preservation Origin of Life

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Authors: Yi Yu Lai
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Abstract

The second law of thermodynamics asserts that the entropy of an isolated system always increases. An isolated system exchanges neither matter nor energy with its surroundings, implying its constant total energy. This paradox implies that entropy acts as a parameter external to the system, yet one that dissipates the efficiency of internal energy. This external influence is defined Environmental Participation (EP). During the Bohr-Einstein debates-an era in which the nature of life and consciousness remained poorly understood-Bohr defended the Copenhagen instantaneous wave function collapse by invoking the then-common belief that consciousness could exert influence at unlimited "spooky" speeds. We believe this reasoning shares the same foundational logic as the second law's assumption but with a limited superfluid speed: both are originated from EP. As the basis of gravitational quantization under surface tension, EP non-zeroability-driven irrotationality has been shielded by the rigid geometric zerobility postulated by Newtonian Axiom. A re-evaluation of historical oversights in the works of Newton, Einstein, Planck, and Schr?dinger, also deriving from Landau's two-fluid model, plus Shannon entropy connotation and ancient Chinese Kungfu Loong acupoint irrotationality, we establish a biosystem entropy preservation paradigm. Our model reveals non-simultaneous inversion between surface quadrupoles and their spinal vector by EP irrotational selectivity, quantizing of gravity into SLE spin: nk = nk+1 + ?EP?. Furthermore, a six-year-old kindergarten boy demonstrates by foxtail grasses that life is steered by entropy rather than energy, reinforcing ice-cream-clip experiments by another six-year-old kindergarten girl.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Relativity and Gravitational Theory Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Pages
440–460
Publication date
12 January 2026