Unified Connectivity Hypothesis: A Fundamental Framework for the Origin of Quantum Entanglement

This work introduces the Unified Connectivity Hypothesis, a new theoretical framework for understanding the origin of quantum entanglement. The hypothesis proposes that entangled particles are not truly separate entities but different manifestations of a single unified quantum object existing in a deeper, fundamental layer of reality. In this framework, spatial separation is an emergent property of space-time, and the concept of “distance” between entangled partners does not exist at the most fundamental level. This perspective offers a potential bridge between quantum mechanics and emergent space-time theories, with possible implications for quantum gravity. The paper discusses conceptual models, a mathematical formulation, and outlines predictions along with experimental tests to validate the hypothesis.