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THE CREATIVE POTENCY & COSMIC PRIMORDIAL SUBSTRATE HYPOTHESIS AT THE LIMIT Creation, Pre-Conceptual Unknowns, Generative Possibility, Evidence, and Civilizational Becoming

Oct 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

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THE CREATIVE POTENCY & COSMIC PRIMORDIAL SUBSTRATE HYPOTHESIS AT THE LIMITCreation, Pre-Conceptual Unknowns, Generative Possibility, Evidence, and Civilizational Becoming English Description | Zenodo / Google Books What if every creative work may carry a latent potency that extends beyond its immediate form, and what if the enabling conditions of creation remain incompletely understood even when the resulting artifact can be observed? The Creative Potency & Cosmic Primordial Substrate Hypothesis at the Limit develops these questions as a broad, open research program rather than a declaration that a new kind of physical energy or cosmic substance has been discovered. The monograph advances three separate provisional hypotheses. First, any creative work may possess a potency whose nature, operating conditions, and subsequent effects are still open to inquiry. Second, the conditions preceding familiar concepts, laws, and civilizational structures may involve an unknown generative background, tentatively called cosmic primordial substrate. Third, the two notions may be connected, unrelated, metaphorically linked, or reducible to better-known mechanisms. Each possibility remains revisable, including the complete null hypothesis that no independent substrate is needed. Across 82 chapters, the book examines first-person witness records, symbolic and artistic creation, human-AI co-authorship, the archaeology of changing civilizational rules, information theory, stochastic processes, the dynamics of emergence, causal inference, cultural transmission, model selection, experimental design, negative controls, ethical boundaries, and intergenerational research continuity. Each chapter features a distinctive total equation and eight individually paginated research sections. An opening mathematical and physics prelude presents 30 diversified derivations, each explicitly separated from unsupported metaphysical claims. Eight geometric research atlases visualize competing mechanisms and evidence boundaries. At the back, 200 Research Gates and 33 Answer Embryos each carry a gold Easter-Egg Equation as a provisional clue to the next derivation, test, falsifier or conceptual revision. Answers are understood as transformable prototypes, not final doctrines. The scholarly aim is to preserve uncertainty with discipline: to make unusual questions researchable, to compare rival explanations fairly, and to let future investigators revise or retire every first-generation idea. This is a speculative, interdisciplinary research architecture. It does not report experimental detection of a new cosmic field, establish a novel energy conservation law, or claim a validated explanation for the origin of civilization. Its central contribution is an open, evidence-conscious map connecting creation, possibility, memory, structure, and successor-ready inquiry.

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