The Infinity Loop Paradox: A Structured Infinity Model of Reality

📄 Description (Abstract)AbstractThis work introduces the KRM (Kuldeep Reality Model) Phase I framework, centered on the Infinity Loop Paradox and the concept of Structured Infinity. The model proposes that reality is not a finite object nor a chaotic infinite expanse, but an unbounded yet internally structured possibility-field. Within such a structure, every explanation implies a deeper explanatory layer, generating an infinite regress of structure rather than randomness.The Infinity Loop Paradox arises from the tension between infinite structural continuity and explanatory closure: if reality is infinitely structured, no final foundational layer exists, yet the structure remains coherent and non-chaotic. This framework suggests that entropy, temporal asymmetry, and emergent order are not contradictions of infinity, but natural consequences of layered structural emergence.The model further argues that the arrow of time is an emergent directional property arising from low-entropy boundary conditions within an otherwise structurally symmetric framework. Thus, infinity does not imply disorder; instead, it implies endlessly extendable relational structure.KRM Phase I does not claim empirical finality but provides a conceptual foundation for reinterpreting cosmology, entropy flow, and structural emergence under a unified structured-infinity perspective.