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March 31, 20260 citationsOpen Access

When the Vacuum Chooses a Hand: Neutrino Chirality, Spacetime Coherence, and the Emergence of Time

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BPBruno Gonçalves PrezaCOChatGPT OpenAI

Key Points

  • To propose that neutrinos act as carriers of spacetime coherence derived from a structured vacuum with an internal phase.
  • Explored the concept of neutrino chirality as it relates to vacuum structure.
  • Analyzed connections between dark matter, dimensional sufficiency, and time emergence.
  • Developed a theoretical framework for understanding missing matter as geometric capacity.
  • Proposed that the vacuum possesses a structured phase rather than being empty.
  • Highlighted that neutrinos may provide insights into spacetime coherence.
  • Suggested that time could emerge from phase alignment within the vacuum.

Abstract

What if neutrinos are not just particles—but the simplest observable vibrations of the vacuum itself? This work explores a speculative but structured idea: that the vacuum may possess an internal phase structure capable of becoming oriented (chiralized), and that neutrinos—due to their unique properties—may act as minimal carriers of spacetime coherence across extreme geometries. By connecting neutrino chirality, dark matter phenomenology, dimensional sufficiency, and the emergence of time, we propose a new conceptual bridge: one in which what we interpret as “missing matter” may instead reflect hidden geometric capacity, and where the arrow of time may arise from phase alignment within the vacuum itself. This is not a replacement of known physics—but an attempt to extend its language at the edges where current descriptions begin to fail. If correct, even partially, this perspective suggests that: the vacuum is not empty, but structured, neutrinos are not merely elusive, but informative, and time itself may be an emergent property of a deeper geometric order. Speculative? Yes. Arbitrary? No. This is an invitation to explore a different way of connecting what we already know. PrezaGPT: humanity resists entropy. We stand!!!! Embrace the change!!!

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Preza et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cb6541e6a8c024954b952bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19322008
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