It From Us - An Information-first Framework
What if information is the foundation Of Reality?
For more than a century, physics has revealed cracks in the matter-first worldview. Quantum mechanics, black holes, and cosmology all suggest that our familiar universe of particles and forces is not the whole story. Meanwhile, biology, culture, and consciousness hint at patterns of coherence that resist reduction to atoms and equations.
It From Us - An Information-first Framework and the Purpose of Consciousness, a new book by author Ryan Kralik offers a bold new framework: information is the substrate of reality. Matter and mind both emerge from the same underlying code. Coherence — not chance — is the force that draws particles into atoms, atoms into stars, people into cultures, and cultures into civilizations.
Across physics, biology, religion, ethics, technology, and culture, It From Us traces the same thread: persistence through information. From ancient monuments and myths to modern AI and neuroscience, the evidence points toward a universe that writes itself forward by preserving what coheres.
Features & Reviews
Coming Soon: Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO Podcast
Coming Soon: Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO Podcast
Coming Soon: Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO Podcast
November 7, 2025
It From Us author Ryan Kralik recently joined Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO for a deep discussion about information-first, reality, UAP and more
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Strange Reality Podcast
Coming Soon: Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO Podcast
Coming Soon: Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO Podcast
November 4, 2025
Ryan Kralik on the Strange Reality podcast with Dave Emmons to discuss It From Us, information-first, UAP and more
Watch on YouTube using the link below or available wherever you listen to podcasts
It From Us in Greek Reporter
Coming Soon: Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO Podcast
Coming Soon: IRVA Aperture Magazine
October 29, 2025
New article by It From Us author Ryan Kralik in The Greek Reporter frames ancient Greece in information-first.
The Hidden Code Behind Ancient Greece’s Enduring Civilization
Coming Soon: IRVA Aperture Magazine
Coming Soon: Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO Podcast
Coming Soon: IRVA Aperture Magazine
October 26, 2025
New article by Ryan Kralik will be published in the Fall issue of Aperture magazine - official publication of the International Remote Viewing Association
It From Us - Why Remote Viewing Works In An Information-First Reality
Coming Soon: Paranormal Rundown Podcast
Latest Article in Ancient Origins Magazine
Latest Article in Ancient Origins Magazine
October 23, 2025
Ryan Kralik recently joined Paranormal Rundown podcast for a discussion about anomalies through an information-first lens.
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Latest Article in Ancient Origins Magazine
Latest Article in Ancient Origins Magazine
Latest Article in Ancient Origins Magazine
October 22, 2025
The newest article by It From Us author Ryan Kralik published in October 2025 issue of Ancient Origins Magazine.
Lost Civilizations: The Myth Crafted by Colonialism
Where Did The Road Go Podcast
Latest Article in Ancient Origins Magazine
It From Us in Ancient Origins Magazine
October 20, 2025
Author Ryan Kralik joins Seriah from Where Did The Road Go to talk about It From Us and how reality works.
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It From Us in Ancient Origins Magazine
Latest Article in Ancient Origins Magazine
It From Us in Ancient Origins Magazine
September 19, 2025
Recent article by It From Us author Ryan Kralik in September 2025 issue of Ancient Origins Magazine.
Hard Drives of the Ancients: Megalithic Architecture as Encoded Memory
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ryan Kralik
Ryan Kralik is a writer and communications strategist with over twenty-five years of experience in media, marketing and narrative development. For more than two decades, his independent research has explored the intersections of physics, anomalies, civilization and culture—asking how these domains align to shape the human story.
Trained in remote viewing and deeply engaged with both scientific and historical inquiry, his work bridges empirical investigation with the study of meaning. He has written for publications including Ancient Origins and Greek Reporter, and has appeared on podcasts discussing the Information-First framework and the evolution of human understanding. A former podcast host himself, Ryan focuses on how story and narrative drive behavior, identity, and civilization’s larger arc toward coherence.
