Coherence · About

Marald Bes

A thinker, an observer, someone who loves finding connections.

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The Origin

The first intuition arrived at sixteen. Not with a formula or a book — with a feeling. A theory that was binary: everything is on or off, 1 or 0, but reality itself is not linear. Time does not run at the same pace for everyone.

In 2001, the writing began. Not because the answer was in hand — because the questions would not let go.

More than twenty-five years later, those questions have grown into a framework: Coherence — a unified theory connecting frequency, modulation, and perception across all scales of reality, from the Planck length to the observable universe.

  1. Age 16
    First intuition
    Three principles, decades before words
  2. 2001
    Writing begins
    Notes, sketches, early framework
  3. 2015
    LIGO
    Gravitational waves at 35–150 Hz
  4. 2022
    CISS effect
    Chirality confirmed as physical filter
  5. 2026
    Coherence
    Manuscript v0.1 · 5 predictions submitted

Methodology

The method is coherence-finding: locating patterns and connections that link separate domains — quantum physics, neuroscience, biology, cosmology — and asking what a single organizing principle would look like.

This is not established physics. It is a personal framework — built by an observer who is not a credentialed physicist, but who has studied the literature, followed the evidence, and been willing to have predictions falsified.

Five predictions (#32–36) were benchmarked against primary peer-reviewed papers in 2026. Two were falsified. One was found to be a category error. Two remain open. The theory was refined accordingly.

That is the process. That is the invitation.

Honest Limits

The mathematical formalism is incomplete. Some ideas have not been derived from first principles.

Some predictions may turn out to be untestable at present instrumentation limits.

Professional physicists may find errors that have not yet been identified.

Patterns that look analogous are not necessarily the same thing. The theory works on analogy — that can mislead.

What This Invites

If you are a physicist

Tell me where I am wrong. Point me to existing research that supports or contradicts these ideas. Help develop the mathematical framework.

If you are a biologist

The biophoton, DNA carrier wave, and coherence-radius predictions are directly testable. Collaboration on experimental design is welcome.

If you are curious

Start with Chapter 1. Read the epilogue. Then tell me what resonates — and what does not.

If you are a skeptic

Good. Read the peer-review section first. The falsifications are there on purpose — they are part of the argument, not a weakness of it.

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