Energy & Information: Understanding the Universe through only three equations

Absolute binary physics has physical, philosophical, theological, environmental, and economic implications. To be able to apprehend it, we must radically change our conception of the Universe. Two additional coordinates are necessary to add to the usual four to obtain a precise position. Starting from the unitary constant and the eight fundamental energy equations taken two by two, we obtain 28 times the same equation. Geometrically speaking, it is a regular octagon whose relations between its vertices (08 sides and 20 diagonals) govern our Universe. The infinitely small joins the infinitely large to the absolute values '0' and '1'. The equation resulting from the eight previously cited is the following: N = (S(x, y, z) / T) M. The change in physics (as taught to us) is qualitative. The international system of units does not apply to this physics. A new synthetic physics with a simple formalism, where there is no object, no movement, and no frame of reference, can explain the creation! But let's get along; this theory does not sound like the death knell of physics but provides the key to a better understanding of the Universe. It broadens our horizon of thought to six dimensions (instead of four). Our approach to fundamental questions is consequently radically reconsidered. Humanity can now gather around a unifying conceptual base to reflect on existential questions such as: 1) - The reason for being, the role of Man in this world, and the meaning of life; 2) - Is the equation: more energy and information = more progress (in the sense of more comfort and safety) still valid? 3) - Does Man, as a spiritual and biological being, have a future within industrial civilization? Let us note that the human is the object, not only of evolution but especially of a future, whereas Man (by the whole of the cultural, historical determinisms that weave him together and to which it contributes by his action and by what he does with himself), participates in this becoming.