<b><i>The Emergence of the Universe from Absolute Nothingness</i></b>

his paper offers a straightforward explanation for the origin of our Universe, starting not with existing energy or laws, but from the concept of absolute \textbf{Nothingness}. We define Nothingness as pure, uncreated absence, utterly without properties, potential, or time. We then show how a fundamental balance within this Nothingness leads to the emergence of a "cosmic computer" (the Nulion) and tiny, balanced packets of energy called zero-energy photons. Through a process called Mathematical Linguistic Synthesis (MLS), these photons, which are themselves "nothing" in their net value, transform into all the mass, energy, and even the space and laws of our Universe. This theory explains how "something" truly arises from "nothing," grounded in observable reality, making the complex origins of the cosmos understandable for everyone.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.29447360
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Origins and Evolution of Life
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Abstract

his paper offers a straightforward explanation for the origin of our Universe, starting not with existing energy or laws, but from the concept of absolute \textbf{Nothingness}. We define Nothingness as pure, uncreated absence, utterly without properties, potential, or time. We then show how a fundamental balance within this Nothingness leads to the emergence of a "cosmic computer" (the Nulion) and tiny, balanced packets of energy called zero-energy photons. Through a process called Mathematical Linguistic Synthesis (MLS), these photons, which are themselves "nothing" in their net value, transform into all the mass, energy, and even the space and laws of our Universe. This theory explains how "something" truly arises from "nothing," grounded in observable reality, making the complex origins of the cosmos understandable for everyone.

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