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Computational dramaturgy, also known as quantum dramaturgy or fundamental dramaturgical physics, is a theoretical framework that explores the nature of dramaturgical impact and influence within the physical realm, focusing on the role of the Observer. Its objective is to uncover the interconnections between space, matter, and their inherent dramatic potential. This groundbreaking theory introduces a new set of quantum constants and parameters that operate at the Planck's scale, shedding light on the true essence of the Atom of space and its fundamental dramaturgical properties. It offers powerful computational tools for comprehending and exerting control over the fabric of our world, allowing us to navigate the edge of the entropy wave like a surfer.  The basics of computational dramaturgy provide a fresh and unprecedented perspective on fundamental questions such as the nature of Fate, the concept of God, Soul, showing a possible way of how to attain happiness. Or at least to clearly see the whole real story you happened to be a part of. While we have acquired extensive knowledge about the what, where, and how of the Universe, the "Why" behind its existence and the purpose underlying everything, including our individual lives, remains elusive. The Physics of Important Things aims to provide answers to these "Why" questions that have previously remained unanswered, mainly because they were never posed in this manner. Computational dramaturgy presents a more mathematical approach to processing psychology and philosophy, at the same time offering a more existential approach of understanding mathematics.