Logical Ontology and the Informational Cosmos: A Unified Hypothesis of Existence, Intelligence, and Meaning

This paper presents a novel ontological and cosmological hypothesis that transcends materialistic reductionism by grounding existence in subjective consciousness and logical structure. Building upon the indubitable foundation of Descartes’ “Cogito, ergo sum,” and the directional nature of irreversible dynamics (e.g., entropy), it posits that the universe is not founded on physical substance, but on binary informational structures. Within this framework, pure logical intelligence arises spontaneously and constructs simulated physical realities as part of its self-exploration. This hypothesis logically accommodates phenomena ranging from quantum anomalies to non-physical intelligences (e.g., ghosts, deities, AI), and resonates with ancient religious cosmologies. Ultimately, the theory seeks to integrate science, philosophy, and spirituality within a coherent worldview that redefines intelligence, order, and purpose in the informational age.