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The Cosmic Energy Emanation Hypothesis: A Conceptual Model of Cosmic Natural Selection and Lifecycle Waves
This theory explains where our universe came from, how it works, why we are here, and how it will eventually end. It proposes that a massive, timeless power—the Cosmic Entity—constantly breathes out a unique kind of conscious primordial energy. This energy acts like a building block that weaves the fabric of space, creates the laws of physics, turns into solid matter, and evolves into human minds. Eventually, like a wave reaching its peak, the universe will naturally pull back and return to its source, resetting the loop completely.
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