Trans-Generational Continuity of Dark Matter and Dark Energy

The title change is planned to revert to its original form. AbstractWe propose a hypothesis in which what is conventionally termed 'dark matter' — here renamedFundamental Matter — and dark energy, by virtue of their inert, non-electromagnetic nature, remainundisturbed in space while ordinary matter undergoes absorption and regeneration through black holes.Fundamental Matter is defined as the most basic form of matter, interacting solely through gravity, fromwhich the complexity of ordinary matter is derived. In this model, ordinary matter and vacuum energy areabsorbed by supermassive black holes and subsequently re-emitted as Hawking radiation, regenerating anew ordinary-matter sector. Fundamental Matter and dark energy are not absorbed and remain as a pre-existing spatial occupant into which the newly regenerated ordinary matter re-enters. Furthermore, blackholes are proposed to be extreme concentration states of Fundamental Matter, sharing its essentialproperties: electromagnetic inertness and freedom from information encoding constraints. This frameworkoffers a unified explanation for several outstanding problems in modern cosmology and generates a set offalsifiable observational predictions.