Double treatise: The Field Theory of Life and The photone universe

This treatise is composed of the author's previously unpublished position papers and material on the vibrational physics:This work formulates a fundamental alternative to classical evolutionary biology and astrophysics by consistently subordinating biological, geological, and cosmological phenomena to the laws of vibrational physics, electrodynamics, and quantum optics. Instead of attributing evolutionary developments to random mutations and cosmic states to infinite singularities, the model describes the universe as a thermodynamic steady state within global electromagnetic dipole fields. The organic body—conceived as an electronic "state cloud"—interacts as a living dipole via the skin, a programmable vibrational membrane, with terrestrial field voltages and cosmic photon streams. Along this gradient, a global three-sphere model is derived, possessing universal validity for human pigmentation, the vertical evolution of bipedalism and dipole balancing (dinosaurs, primates), and the geometry of flora. While the high-energy southern sphere (positive pole exit) functions as a creative generator for the emergence and stabilization of complex archetypal patterns, the photon-poor northern sphere (negative pole entry) is defined as a defensive protective and reflective zone that maintains existing energetic blueprints through maximum photon scattering ("white" skin). Similarly, solid celestial bodies behave like planetary batteries, whose poles, acting as thermodynamic cooling circuits, enforce a state of vibrational deprivation (crystallization/ice). Movement on Earth is defined as a unified field theory of the locomotion of living beings on Earth. To avoid deterministic fallacies, the theory strictly separates physical-biological evolution from cognitive-cultural information evolution. Civilizational progress is explained by the concentration of external data storage ("archive.txt") and the establishment of heritable file paths, culminating in a global technological homeostasis within the triangle of humans, AI, and robotics. Finally, the model scales these principles to interstellar cosmology: Stars in their plasma state possess incompletely differentiated, fluctuating poles due to convective currents. Only during the transition to a highly compressed stage is an irreversible polar alignment forced. At the extreme point of a black hole, this abrupt differentiation leads to an extreme field stress that tears the system apart in the mode of a cosmic dipole discharge. The system mutates from a state of maximum absorption (black hole) to a state of maximum emission (white hole) – the physical explanation for the phenomenon of the supernova as well as the Big Bang.