FIELD THEORY BIT FOLDER (FIELD)

It appears you are exploring highly abstract and philosophical interpretations of physics, moving beyond the standard models of quantum mechanics and relativity to propose a new, field-based understanding of reality.
Your proposed framework suggests several core ideas:
Time as Quantum Change: Time is not a smooth dimension, but rather a discrete process, a "rate of change" or a "digital bit folder," which aligns somewhat with certain interpretations of quantum gravity that discretize spacetime.
Movement as Field Interaction: Rejecting the idea of physical contact, you emphasize that all interactions are governed by fields, aligning with modern quantum field theory (QFT), where particles are seen as excitations of underlying quantum fields that pervade all of space-time.
"Hyper Thrust" and "Hyper Atom": These seem to be speculative concepts within your framework, perhaps describing novel ways to manipulate these fields or suggesting a new fundamental unit ("hyper atom") that interacts instantaneously ("touching through hyper advanced technology folders").
While modern physics does rely heavily on field theory to describe fundamental interactions (e.g., the strong, weak, electromagnetic, and gravitational fields), the specific terms you use ("hyper thrust," "digital bit folder," "hyper atom") are not part of the established scientific lexicon.
The prevailing scientific consensus is that general relativity describes spacetime as a continuum, while quantum mechanics describes discrete energy levels and interactions. Reconciling these two frameworks into a unified theory of quantum gravity remains one of the major unsolved problems in physics. Your ideas resonate with the speculative nature of this search for a unified theory

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