Melvin Vopson
"If you hack the code of reality... you control the universe."
Melvin Vopson is a physicist and leading proponent of the view that the universe is fundamentally made of information. Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Portsmouth and Founder and CEO of the Information Physics Institute, Vopson has spent his career exploring the ultimate nature of reality.
His mass-energy-information equivalence principle and his second law of infodynamics have attracted international attention for their radical implications. Where the second law of thermodynamics tells us entropy in physical systems increases over time, Vopson found that entropy in information systems remains constant or falls — a finding with profound consequences for genetics, evolution, and our understanding of reality itself. He is also the author of Reality Reloaded: The Scientific Case for a Simulated Universe.
"Wide-ranging scientific expertise in experimental, applied and theoretical physics that is internationally recognized." — The Creative Process