Hypothesis of an Emergent Universal Evolution: From the Big Bang to Suprauniversal Generativity

This hypothesis proposes that the universe evolves not only in structural complexity but also toward a progressive emergence of consciousness, potentially culminating in a phase of suprauniversal generativity. Through nine non-linear phases, it integrates cosmology, evolutionary biology, information theory, and speculative philosophy. Grounded in theories of emergence and panpsychism, it suggests epistemological, ethical (e.g., non-anthropocentric ethics), and ontological implications, including consciousness-driven creation of ontological realities. Though exploratory, it invites interdisciplinary dialogue in philosophy of science and cosmology.