Room for wild ideas.

This website is an invitation to follow a mathematical connection much further than seems sensible at first.

Epistemic Physics is Miraia Chiou’s developing research framework. Its starting point connects Beta evidence, probability, and Lorentz-cone geometry. From there, the articles deliberately make adventurous connections to real physics, chemistry, biology, computing, and everyday experience.

The algebra can be exact even when the physical interpretation is a proposal. A shared equation does not establish that two systems are the same, that an analogy explains nature, or that a new theory has experimental support. The models and demos illustrate the assumptions described in their surrounding text; they are not experimental validation.

We keep the general caution here so the explorations have room to breathe. Along the way, look for the definitions, choices, and questions: these tell you what is being calculated and where imagination takes over. Claims of new physical laws, empirical performance, or practical applications require their own evidence.

The ideas here explore work in progress. The educational material can contain mistakes and will evolve as the mathematics and experiments develop. See About the project for its background.