Mina Cosmology

Mina Cosmology: A Process-Ontological Framework for Physics and Metaphysics Mina Cosmology (Mina_Nobias) proposes a unified framework integrating cosmological physics, metaphysics, and theological argumentation. Rejecting pure materialism, it grounds reality in a primordial substrate of possibility with intrinsic directional tension toward experiential actualization. The framework advances six interconnected theses: (1) spatial distance is historical archive, not neutral extension (P2); (2) the universe's flatness at critical density signals directed, not random, initialization (P3–P4); (3) movement is a function of the capacity to age—mass ages and slows, while massless structures move radially outward; (4) gravity is a secondary effect, arising when the default radial force becomes bound within structures, producing aging and eventual decay; (5) expired timelines manifest as moving structures, explaining cosmological observations; and (6) a formal cosmological argument from modal grounding establishes that materialism is ruled out modally, not merely empirically. The framework claims to dissolve three problems simultaneously: infinite regress, fine-tuning, and the hard problem of consciousness, by positing experience—not matter—as foundational.