Modern physics increasingly suggests that space, time, and gravity aren't fundamental. They emerge from something deeper: information, correlations, and the limits on how information can behave.The universe doesn't hold together because of force. It holds together because of structure. Political systems face the same laws. In this piece I write about why no center can process infinite information without collapsing, why some political mistakes—like some physical processes—can never be reversed,

Modern physics increasingly suggests that space, time, and gravity aren't fundamental. They emerge from something deeper: information, correlations, and the limits on how information can behave.The universe doesn't hold together because of force. It holds together because of structure. Political systems face the same laws. In this piece I write about why no center can process infinite information without collapsing, why some political mistakes—like some physical processes—can never be reversed,