Redefining the Limits of Speed in the Universe: An Information-Based Network Ontology

This paper proposes an extension of the contemporary physical paradigm by distinguishing between the speed limits governing material carriers and the dynamics of informational processes. While Einstein’s theory of relativity successfully describes the maximum propagation speed of matter and energy, it does not explicitly address the ontology of information and consciousness, which may operate within a non-local domain. I introduce the concept of the Universe as a fundamental informational network (“Natural Internet of the Universe”), in which quantum entanglement is not an anomaly but a manifestation of the default operational mode of reality. This work outlines a network ontology and positions information physics as a complementary framework to classical and relativistic physics, rather than a contradiction of them. Author: Waldemar Superson ( "This work is part of the Super Son of Net Initiative." )