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Anthony L Perry is a 34-year-old independent theoretical researcher born August 25, 1991, in Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he continues to reside with his family. He is married to his wife Randa, and together they have five children: Noah, Chloe, Connor, Jasper, and Parker. Perry was raised by his mother, Tina Perry, and grew up with two brothers, one of whom has severe cerebral palsy. His father, William Moppin, was estranged from the family.

 

Working outside traditional academic institutions, Perry has developed theoretical frameworks spanning quantum biology, neuroscience, theoretical physics, and atmospheric science. In 2025, he published several research papers that propose novel approaches to longstanding scientific questions:

 

His quantum neuroscience work suggests that quantum coherence in neural microtubules may modulate the temporal precision of gamma-band brain oscillations. This research, published on SSRN and preregistered on the Open Science Framework, provides detailed experimental protocols using nitrogen-vacancy center quantum sensing to test these predictions.

 

Perry's work in theoretical physics introduced Entropic Causal Holography (ECH), a framework proposing that the arrow of time emerges from information-theoretic properties of holographic boundary states. The paper provides analytical and numerical evidence from multiple toy models in quantum gravity.

 

In atmospheric physics, he developed a dusty plasma spheromak model of ball lightning that integrates chemical energy sources with magnetic confinement, offering specific testable predictions for spectroscopic and electromagnetic signatures.

 

Perry also proposed Topological Biological Protection (TBP) theory, which applies concepts from condensed matter physics to explain biological stability through topologically protected states across multiple scales of organization.

 

As an independent researcher, Perry's work is characterized by its interdisciplinary approach, mathematical rigor, and emphasis on generating falsifiable predictions. His papers are available through SSRN, Zenodo Pre-print repository, and Open Science Framework, where he has preregistered experimental protocols for future empirical testing.

 

 

Anthony L. Perry is an independent theoretical researcher based in Hot Springs, Arkansas, specializing in advanced theoretical physics, holography, f(R) gravity, and information-curvature duality.