Information and the Three Worlds View in Science and the Bible
This article develops a three-worlds perspective in which information provides a conceptual link between the physical, mental/quantum, and timeless worlds. Drawing on Wheeler, Zeilinger, Penrose, and biblical sources, it is proposed that a photon, prior to absorption, may be regarded as one bit of information in its eigen-world. A gedankenexperiment with a double slit and a photodetector is used to associate the absorption interval with one optical period and to interpret Planck’s relation E = hν as E = h i₁, where i₁ is the elementary information flux. The article then extends this interpretation to complex information fluxes and proposes the hypothesis that an information flux I has an energy equivalent E = Ih, with positive information flux corresponding to negative energy. This leads to the generalized conservation expression E + mc² + Ih = constant. An experimental test is proposed: measure the repulsive force between two optical fibers carrying a high-rate information flux. As information flux computer software with low redundancy may be used and a fully redundant signal as control. The feasibility of such an experiment using the current technology is demonstrated. The proposal is intended as a falsifiable experimental test of the hypothesized equivalence between information flux and energy.