The ICDP Cosmological Framework: Identity, Gradient Origin, Universal Invariants, and Multiverse Architecture

The ICDP Cosmological Framework proposes a meaning‑first foundation for cosmic structure, asserting that identity, continuity, determinism, and propagation (I–C–D–P) function as universal invariants governing both biological communication and cosmological organization. In this model, the universe originates from a primordial gradient of meaning rather than physical vacuum states, eliminating the conceptual possibility of nothingness and establishing meaning as the precondition for existence. The framework introduces the Primordial Gradient Ejection (PGE) mechanism, in which compressed meaning‑gradients transition across cosmic boundaries to generate new universes, each inheriting invariant structural parameters from prior cycles. This yields a multiverse architecture composed of sequential ICDP cycles, each possessing its own interior cosmos, temporal ontology, and identity structure. By unifying communication law, biological organization, and cosmological evolution, ICDP provides a coherent explanatory system that accounts for universal harmony, the emergence of matter, and the persistence of physical law across cycles. The result is a cosmology in which meaning is not an emergent property of the universe, but the generative substrate from which universes arise.