Pragma
Quantum Gravity
OPH explores whether gravity can grow out of the way limited observers compare shared evidence. Each observer sees only part of a world, keeps records, and has to resolve conflicts with its neighbours.
Under stated assumptions, the mathematics connects shared records and quantum information to geometry and gravitational dynamics. The physical link to our universe remains a demanding test.
One local mathematical closure has a checked solution. A separate proposal asks whether a universe could read its own total record capacity. That proposal supplies no cosmological value: the general proof and the physical identification are open. Several numerical comparisons are retrospective and have no predictive status.
OPH begins with bounded patches that can compare records where they overlap. The programme asks whether the rules needed for reliable agreement can also organise geometry and gravity.
Under stated conditions, the formal work relates those shared records to geometry and gravitational dynamics. The technical papers separate that formal route from the extra work needed to connect it to physical measurements.