The Universe as Entropic Flux and the Theory of Multi-Stream Interference

This paper explores the nature of the universe not as a static space, but as a continuous process of change. The author proposes the "Theory of Multi-Stream Interference," suggesting that everything we observe—stars, matter, and time—is created by the collision and mixing of various "flows" of energy. Instead of seeing entropy simply as a force of destruction or disorder, this theory views it as the fundamental movement that drives the universe forward. By focusing on how these flows interfere with each other, this paper provides a new perspective on why the universe maintains its complex structure while constantly moving toward a state of flux.