Phase 6: Meta-Law Theory  — Physical Law as Emergent Expression of Load Minimization

Meta-Law Theory, the culminating phase of Load Minimization Theory (LMT), posits that physical laws are not immutable primitives but emergent, stable expressions adopted by the universe to minimize total load L_total = uncertainty + friction + energy cost across all scales. Building on Phases 1–5, this work formalizes laws as the arg min dynamics of load, introduces law drift mechanisms, multi-layer emergence, and convergence toward eternal An-soku (perpetual low-load equilibrium). The framework unifies quantum-to-meta layers under a single minimization principle, with gentle implications for cosmic evolution, technology, cognition, society, AI symbiosis, and philosophical redefinition.