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The Directed Evolution Hypothesis: A Unified Philosophical Framework from the Anunnaki to Simulated Reality
This paper proposes a unified philosophical hypothesis: that the evolution of life on Earth, the striking consistency of myths across global civilizations, the anomalies within the human genome, and the contradictions embedded in the structure of the cosmos are not the products of random natural processes. Instead, they point toward a more explanatorily powerful framework — the deliberate intervention of an advanced extraterrestrial intelligence, and the proposition that reality itself is, at its core, a designed simulation.
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