Structural Ownership Model: A Unified Existential Substrate for Explaining Laws of Nature, Consciousness, and Dark Matter

This paper presents a theoretical model in which the universe emerges within a single existential substrate composed of non-conscious intelligent fundamental units, whose behavior is organized under a hierarchical supervision originating from a Transcendent Source. This framework—referred to as the Structural Ownership Model—provides a unified explanation for three foundational problems: (1) the possibility and stability of physical laws, (2) the nature and behavior of dark matter, and (3) the relationship between consciousness, matter, and cosmic structure. In this model, dark matter is not an independent entity but rather the observable effect of the foundational substrate. Consciousness is described as a predicate of A, meaning a relative form of reactive capacity emerging in regions of the substrate that cross certain thresholds of structural complexity. The paper explores the philosophical, epistemological, ethical, and cosmological implications of this theory and proposes pathways for indirect testability. The model aims to build a bridge between science, metaphysics, and the philosophy of mind.