I am sympathetic to the kind of claims made by your paper. I like impossibility results and I could believe that for some definition of AGI there is at least a plausible argument that entropy is a problem. Scalable quantum computing is a good point of comparison.

But your paper is throwing up crank red flags left and right. If you have a strong argument for such a bold claim, you should put it front and centre: give your definition of AGI, give your proof, let it stand on its own. Some discussion of the definition is useful. Discussion of your personal life and Kant is really not.

Skimming through your paper, your argument seems to boil down to "there must be some questions AGI gets wrong". Well since the definition includes that AGI is algorithmic, this is already clear thanks to the halting problem.