There is only one physics: The paradox of existence

In the book There Is Only One Physics, I propose a unifying vision of energy, gravity, and space-time, grounded in a geometric and relational perspective. The central idea is that formats - or fundamental geometric structures - are in the origin of the energy and the dynamics of the universe itself
It is through the ongoing interplay between energy and form - a dynamic equilibrium unfolding across all levels of organization - that the evolution of the cosmos emerges. Each existing pattern, each newly generated structure, participates in this primordial dance that gives shape to reality.
This approach sheds new light on core concepts of general relativity, quantum physics, and cosmology, integrating them into a coherent and expansive framework.
From this view, it becomes clear that there is only one gravity, whose most essential expression is found in formats itself. The totality of these formats constitutes the universe's integral gravity, gaining strength through aggregation and structure.
This, I believe, is a first step toward the true unification of physics.