Informational Idealism: A Metaphysical Framework for Mind, Matter, and the Structure of Reality

What if reality is not made of matter-but information?In Informational Idealism, Clayton Louis Turnage presents a bold metaphysical framework that reexamines the foundations of existence. Drawing from philosophy of mind, physics, and systems theory, this book proposes that information-not substance-is the primary fabric of reality.Mind and matter are not separate domains. Consciousness is not an accidental byproduct of physics. Instead, both emerge from deeper informational structures that organize, differentiate, and stabilize experience itself.This work bridges metaphysics and modern science, offering a rigorous yet accessible model for understanding: - The relationship between consciousness and physical reality - The structural role of information in nature - How order, form, and meaning arise - A unified framework for mind and cosmosFor readers of philosophy, theoretical physics, and consciousness studies, Informational Idealism offers a profound reconsideration of what reality truly is.

Pages: 48, Paperback, Independently published