Gravity as the Emergent Regulator of Conscious Information: Linking the Gravitational Constant to the Universal Information Constant kI

This paper proposes a unified framework in which gravity emerges as a regulator of the binding and distribution of conscious informational bits, directly linking the gravitational constant G to the previously introduced universal information constant kI = ℏ / (kB ln 2) through the minimum conscious informational energy E0 = (kB ln 2)2. The derived informational linear density μI = E0 / G ≈ 1.372 × 10-36 kg² m-1 exhibits a striking numerical correspondence with an accumulation of approximately 2.14 × 1055 fundamental units, precisely matching the ratio between Planck energy and E0. The model interprets gravity as an emergent, chain-linked mechanism that maintains cosmic coherence by propagating regulatory signals across adjacent groups of harmonious informational bits, constructing spacetime fabric while ensuring integrity during cosmic expansion. A coherent philosophical extension suggests that this binding force metaphorically reflects a primordial yearning for unity—described as cosmic love—arising from the pure, contradiction-free nature of primordial conscious bits, yet obscured in physical existence by inherent separations and distinctions. The framework bridges quantum information theory, emergent gravity, and holographic principles, offering testable implications through future gravitational entanglement experiments.