Fermionic Universe Hypothesis

Abstract This work proposes the Fermionic Universe Hypothesis (FUH), within which all known fundamental particles and interactions are considered different manifestations of a single multicomponent fermionic field ψ. Unlike standard models, here gauge bosons and gravity are not introduced as independent fundamental entities but arise as collective excitations and emergent effects of the ψ field. FUH reproduces the structure of the Standard Model and General Relativity, offering a new holistic picture of the universe and falsifiable experimental predictions. Introduction Modern physics faces the challenge of unifying electroweak, strong interactions, and gravity into a single theory. The Standard Model successfully describes the first two, while General Relativity explains gravity; however, their complete unification remains unsolved. The Fermionic Universe Hypothesis introduces a fundamental field ψ from which, due to internal symmetries and their spontaneous breaking, all particles and forces of nature emerge—including gravity, viewed as emergent curvature of spacetime caused by the energy density of ψ. I've updated my hypothesis again. Added sections on Black Holes and Consciousness, derived the general formula for the Universe, and included more detailed calculations.