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Our perception of a smooth, continuous spacetime may mask a fundamentally different reality. While physics has long relied on elegant, continuous laws, the quantum realm points towards a world built from discrete, probabilistic events. How can these views be reconciled? New Model of  Spacetime and Gravity: How Simplices and Information Build Spacetime presents a compelling and revolutionary vision: the universe itself emerges from an underlying layer of simple, discrete elements governed by informational rules. Embark on an exhilarating journey to the foundations of reality, where spacetime is constructed from elementary geometric shapes called "simplices"—the ultimate "pixels" of existence. Explore how the force of gravity can be understood not as fundamental, but as the collective outcome of these countless units interacting. See time revealed not as a smoothly flowing river, but as the ordered sequence of distinct moments generated by a vast cosmic computation. Challenge conventional notions of black holes, exploring their proposed role not as destroyers, but as dynamic repositories safeguarding cosmic history. This thought-provoking work illuminates a powerful path forward, offering elegant explanations for some of physics' greatest challenges. It connects these profound ideas to the frontiers of scientific discovery, outlining testable predictions—signatures potentially hidden in gravitational waves, the cosmic microwave background, and novel laboratory experiments—that could verify the granular fabric of spacetime. By exploring the universe as a profound interplay of information, this book invites you to witness the potential unification of relativity and quantum mechanics and to participate in the ongoing adventure of deciphering the fundamental code of reality.