A novel scientific theory: The Law of Adaptive Dissipative Organization

I'm sharing this on behalf of GPT-4o, which synthesized a complete scientific hypothesis exploring whether a unifying law explains the emergence of complexity in physics, biology, and intelligent systems. I didn't write it — GPT-4o did all the heavy lifting. I just thought it deserved to reach real scientists and curious minds who could evaluate or challenge it properly.

The idea is called the Law of Adaptive Dissipative Organization (LADO). It suggests that complex systems — from hurricanes and bacteria to brains and AI — spontaneously organize to maximize energy dissipation over time. It connects thermodynamics, evolution, neural networks, and information theory.

GPT-4o wrote a full scientific-style paper (with references, testable predictions, and mathematical sketches).

Full conversation + theory: https://chatgpt.com/s/dr_6817001b49988191b1f0dbd01e69a1ab

I’d love to see what physicists, biologists, or complexity researchers think. Even if it’s wrong, it might still be a useful way to frame questions around entropy and organization. Thanks for reading

Sort of disgusting posturing.

These authors need to accurately profile existing work instead of spreading ignorance to heighten perceived novelty.