What is the world made of?
This is a tough question. It is best to first clarify the question of what the world is not made of. In order to clarify this question, the question of what nothing can consist of must be clarified. When you think about it carefully, a thing cannot consist of what it is. For example, a television does not consist of a television and an atom does not consist of an atom, but of electrons, protons and neutrons. It is that part of something is not the same as the whole. 4 divided by 2 does not result in 4. Everything that can be divided is therefore not the basic building block of the world, because everything that can be divided so that it can be divided can consist of something else. A whole is only present when all its parts are present, so a basic building block of the world must be able to exist on its own, but everything else must not be able to exist without the basic substance. Virtually nothing fulfills this condition. But nothing can exist without something else.So does the world consist of nothing? That seems somehow implausible! The nothingness cannot be the basic substance, since other things can exist without the nothingness. Strictly speaking, it has not been proven one hundred percent that nothing exists. But how can you not prove anything. Everything that exists contains some information. Information is something that defines how something is. For example, height and weight are information. If nothing else is there, is there information? Yes, there is still information that there is nothing other than information. Laws of nature are special types of information that define how and under what conditions information interacts with one another. Actually, laws of nature are nothing more than a special type of information, just like conditions. If something has no information, it cannot theoretically interact with something else because it does not meet any requirements for interaction.No possibility of interaction is actually synonymous with nonexistence. When something exists, it actually has the information that it exists. If it doesn't exist, there is actually the information that it doesn't exist. So it is likely that information is the basic building block of the world. There are different types of information. Is there some kind of information that all other information is made up of? The size of an object is, for example, a variable number of meters. What are numbers made of? Actually, the number of something arbitrary always consists of this arbitrary being 1 times the number. So if there are 24 tomatoes there is a tomato 24 times. The 1 is often the information that something exists once. Almost all information consists of these two pieces of information and I know that you can actually express all information if you only have 0 and 1 available.You can usually break an object down into several components, so that the number of the object is 0, x (X stands for any number), but you cannot break down what is the basic building block even further, because if you could not do it the basic substance would be. When the substance that can be shared is divided, one still has a number of basic substances. So it would be possible that the basic building block of the world is information and the basic information 0 and 1. So it can be that everything in the world consists of the information 0 and 1. 0 and 1 can have the following meanings, among others: existence and nonexistence, life and death, hot and cold, yin and yang, etc.