Life as Active Space-Phase Conditioning: An SP3 Perspective

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Authors: James E Beecham
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Abstract

In Space‑Phase Theory (SP3), all matter, energy, particles, and fields are manifestations of asingle substrate: space‑phase. This paper explores the analytic distinction betweenpredominantly passive (inanimate) space‑phase organization and actively conditioned(animate) space‑phase organization. Using Earth’s history as context, the paper argues thatthe emergence of life represents a transition to a new regime of space‑phase behavior,characterized by active feedback, rapid memory formation, and self‑maintaining transportand angular structures. The discussion is presented in a conversational style to supportintuitive understanding while remaining grounded in operational SP3 concepts.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Origins and Evolution of Life Complex Systems and Dynamics Philosophy and Theoretical Science

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
29 January 2026
Document type
Preprint