Trend-Structure Perspective on Cosmic Generation, the Nature of Light, and Visual Mechanisms

This paper proposes a novel cosmological framework based on the concept of <i>trend structures</i>—non-material directional information units that serve as the foundation for the formation of all matter, energy, and informational phenomena in the universe. Rather than assuming particles or energy as the fundamental substrate, the theory introduces <i>trend factors</i>, which dynamically generate quantum entities under tension balance and evolve into structured matter through rare, high-order interactions. The paper further redefines the nature of light as fragmented trend residues emitted during structural failure, and presents a reinterpretation of biological vision as a trend mapping interface rather than a photonic absorption mechanism. The author consciously avoids explaining the universe's origin, arguing that existential causality lies beyond in-system cognition, and instead focuses on constructing a fully self-consistent structural model of how the universe functions. This work offers a philosophically grounded and structurally unified cosmological proposal that invites further theoretical expansion and observational inquiry.