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  1. Scientific Cosmology and the Salvation of Humanity.Charles X. Yang - manuscript
    Global human civilization is facing unprecedented systemic crises: ecological destruction, social inequality, political conflicts, economic turmoil, and technological risks exhibit cumulative, intergenerational, and irreversible trends. From a scientific-philosophical perspective, this paper proposes that the fundamental crisis of human civilization stems from a long-standing erroneous cosmology—a geocentric or anthropocentric mode of cognition. This cognitive error profoundly affects worldviews, life views, and institutional design, leading to severe misalignment between industrial civilization and natural laws, while simultaneously amplifying the global crises caused by humanity’s (...)
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  2. Alternative cosmologies.Martín López Corredoira - 2025 - Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2948:012001.
    A few remarkable examples of alternative cosmological theories are shown, ranging from a compilation of variations on the Standard Model (inhomogeneous universe, Cold Big Bang, varying physical constants or gravity law, zero-active mass, Milne cosmology, cyclical models), through the more distant quasi-steady-state cosmology, plasma cosmology, or universe models as a hypersphere such as the Dynamic Universe, to the most exotic cases including static models with non-cosmological redshifts of galaxies. -/- Most cosmologists do not usually work within the framework (...)
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  3. Cosmological Realism.David Merritt - 2021 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 88 (C):193-208.
    I discuss the relevance of the current predicament in cosmology to the debate over scientific realism. I argue that the existence of two, empirically successful but ontologically inconsistent cosmological theories presents difficulties for the realist position.
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  4. Cosmology as a Projection Phenomenon.Erik Axelkrans - manuscript
    Modern cosmology provides a highly successful effective description of the universe across vast ranges of scale and time. Within the standard ΛCDM framework, phenomena such as inflation, late-time acceleration and the global structure of cosmic time are treated as distinct explanatory components, each motivated by specific observational or theoretical considerations. Despite their empirical adequacy, the conceptual status of these elements remains unsettled. In this paper, we examine cosmology from a generative–projective perspective, which distin- guishes between underlying generative conditions and the (...)
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  5. Cosmology and convention.David Merritt - 2017 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 57 (C):41-52.
    I argue that some important elements of the current cosmological model are 'conventionalist’ in the sense defined by Karl Popper. These elements include dark matter and dark energy; both are auxiliary hypotheses that were invoked in response to observations that falsified the standard model as it existed at the time.
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  6. Cosmological arguments.Graham Oppy - 2009 - Noûs 43 (1):31-48.
    This paper provides a taxonomy of cosmological arguments and givesgeneral reasons for thinking that arguments that belong to a given category do not succeed.
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  7. RL+ Cosmological Model.Paul Studtmann - manuscript
    We present a cosmological model (RL+) that offers exact predictions for the Hubble constant, the cosmological constant, the total energy density of the universe, and a curvature that matches current observational constraints. The model predicts a cosmological constant energy density that constitutes approximately 64% of the total energy budget, in agreement with current estimates from the standard LCDM model. Furthermore, the model addresses several longstanding cosmological problems—namely, the problem of infinite initial density, the coincidence problem, and (...)
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  8. Cosmology Without Origins.Benjamin James - 2025 - Internet Archive.
    Modern cosmology has achieved extraordinary empirical success, but this success coexists with persistent foundational paradoxes. The standard model accurately fits a wide range of observations while simultaneously invoking global time, literal singularities, and an absolute origin; commitments that generate conceptual tension and remain weakly constrained by data. This paper argues that these tensions arise not from missing physics but from overcommitted interpretations. I propose a systematic reconstruction of cosmological inference that begins from a strictly minimal observational core and treats (...)
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  9. Nature’s Complexity Alive: Farewell to Several Unificatory Cosmological Arguments for Monism.Lok-Chi Chan - forthcoming - Noûs.
    Throughout history, numerous thinkers have claimed that monism – in the form of priority monism, existence monism, monotheistic monism, or versions that posit an extra-cosmic ultimate being – theoretically surpasses pluralism, above all by positing a unified universe. This view re-emerges in recent metaphysics through what I call cosmological arguments from parsimony (CAPs) and cosmological arguments from relations (CARs). According to CAPs, monism is more ontologically parsimonious than pluralism because it posits only one fundamental entity. According to CARs, (...)
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  10. Vacuum Information Density as the Fundamental Geometric Scalar: A Structural-Realist Account of S(x) as an Ontological Primitive, the Yang-Mills Spectral Gap, Emergent Spacetime, and the Cosmological Hierarchy (UIDT 3.9).P. Rietz - 2026 - Zenodo.
    This document formulates the ontological and epistemological foundations of the Unified Information-Density Theory (UIDT). Rather than postulating spacetime as a primordial arena, UIDT investigates the hypothesis that a single real scalar field, the vacuum information density S(x), may serve as a fundamental geometric degree of freedom. The present edition is deliberately conservative: it is the product of a line-by-line honesty audit that downgraded several earlier claims and that treats the framework as a falsification-first research programme rather than a completed theory. (...)
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  11. The Cosmological Premise of AI Civilization Safety.Charles X. Yang - manuscript
    The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has not only brought technological innovation but also unprecedented civilization-level risks. This paper introduces the concept of “Cosmological Safety”, arguing that the root of AI risk is not merely a technical problem but a deep-seated disorder in human civilization, encompassing value systems, institutional structures, and worldviews. From an interdisciplinary perspective that integrates philosophy, physics, complex systems theory, and AI risk analysis, the study constructs an analytical framework centered on the Lao-Yang Genesis Cosmology, (...)
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  12. The Speed of Time: A Pattern-Level Update-Rate Interpretation of Cosmological Structure.D. Bailey - manuscript
    This paper proposes that time is an operator with a finite update rate, not a fixed background parameter. The temporal operator (T1) emerged through a single foundational event and propagated across the underlying pattern (T0) over a three-day stabilization window. The ratio of T0's extent to that duration defines a new primitive: the speed of time. -/- Treating time as a variable update-rate field unifies several persistent cosmological anomalies — black-hole time dilation, flat galaxy rotation curves, and the apparent (...)
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    Trading cosmologies today: Emptiness (空), dependent origination (缘起), and non-duality (不二) in contemporary philosophy of dark matter.Lukáš Likavčan - manuscript
    This paper takes inspiration from the Silk Road crossroads of Dunhuang and proposes an “opportunistic trade”of concepts between distant intellectual traditions, in particular Mahāyāna Buddhism and contemporary dark matter cosmology. Dark matter presents philosophy of science with a tension: it is fundamental to the standard model of cosmology, yet directly unobservable, known only through its gravitational manifestations accessed by an extensive infrastructure of telescopes and computational models. The paper argues that the Mahāyāna Buddhist doctrines of emptiness (空) and dependent origination (...)
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  14. Cosmological Becoming: The Texture Of Reality.Mayank Singh - manuscript
    This paper advances a cosmopsychist interpretation of humanity’s position within an evolving universe. Drawing from cosmology, phenomenology, and process philosophy, it argues that consciousness is not an accidental by-product of matter but a graded feature expressed through increasing structural complexity. Human beings are interpreted not as the center of existence nor as meaningless accidents, but as reflective participants in an ongoing cosmological process. The article distinguishes technological expansion from ontological inquiry and suggests that the future of human evolution depends (...)
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  15. La Profilée Constraints in Standard Cosmology: The Cosmological Constant as a Persistence Bound in ΛCDM.Marc Maibom - manuscript
    This paper provides the first explicit bridge between the structural persistence law of La Profílée and a standard cosmological fine-tuning result. Building on Paper 104, it shows that in ΛCDM cosmology the cosmological constant Λ functions as a Level-1 parameter that constrains K, the cross-scale integration condition. The standard upper bound on Λ is a persistence bound. This paper additionally develops a quantitative toy model for the K-Erosion Hierarchy — the structurally determined order in which cosmological scales (...)
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  16. Cognitional Mechanics Cosmology: Time, Space and Order Emerging from M3(C) Structure.T. O. - 2026 - Zenodo.
    Cognitional Mechanics Cosmology (CM Cosmology) reconstructs time, space, redshift, and large-scale structure from the unique minimal algebra M₃(ℂ). Rather than postulating a Big Bang singularity, inflation, dark matter particles, or dark energy fields, the framework derives all major cosmological observables from a closed set of algebraic axioms with zero free parameters. -/- Building on this foundation, we introduce Permanent Operational Cosmology (Japanese: Koukyuu Enzan Uchu-ron) as the cosmological realization of CM. It describes a universe governed not by an (...)
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  17. The Cosmological Argument for the Multiverse.Kenny Boyce - forthcoming - In Daniel Rubio & Klaas J. Kraay, The Blackwell Companion to Philosophy and the Multiverse. Blackwell.
    The following three evidential arguments are sometimes advanced in favor of a multiverse hypothesis: The fine-tuning argument contends that evidential support for that hypothesis comes from the fact that nature's fundamental parameters are fine-tuned for life. The anthropic argument posits that our mere existence provides such evidence. Finally, the cosmological argument proposes that such evidence arises merely from the fact that the universe exists. The central claim of this chapter is that the success of the fine-tuning and anthropic arguments (...)
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  18. Quantum–Cosmological Parameter‐Scale Unification via Spacetime Diffusivity.Jef Zerrudo - manuscript
    Time appears to ow for observers, yet general relativity describes a static block uni-verse. A spacetime diusivity eld ϵ(s) with dimensions [L2T−1] governs causal information resolution. Two Lorentz-invariant postulatesds/dt = c and dϵ/ds = cpromote ϵˆ and mˆ to canonical conjugates obeying [ϵˆ,mˆ ] = iℏ, yielding the Cosmological Uncertainty Principle: ∆ϵ·∆m ≥ k·ℏ/2. Information-Pixel Amplication extends this principle through spacetime’s granular structure: each Planck-length coherence cell contributes independent quantum ac-tion, yielding ∆ϵ·∆m ≥ (ℏ/2)·(D/ℓcoh) for distance D. Using an (...)
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  19. The Cosmological Constant Dissolved: Auditing Dark Energy by the Universal Principle of Collapse (UPC).Eloy Escagedo Gutierrez - manuscript
    The cosmological constant problem remains one of the deepest paradoxes in modern physics: quantum field theory predicts a vacuum energy density (~10^120) times larger than the value inferred from cosmological observations. This hierarchy mismatch, together with debates over anthropic reasoning and dynamical dark energy, highlights persistent inconsistencies across scales and observer frames. This paper applies the Universal Principle of Collapse (UPC) as a cross‑scale audit axiom, linking quantum, relativistic, and cosmological domains through recognition and collapse. UPC dissolves (...)
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  20. Lao-Yang Genesis Cosmology: Dao Follows Nature; Dao Gives Birth to All Things.Charles X. Yang - manuscript
    This paper proposes the Lao–Yang Genesis Cosmology, a holistic cosmological framework that reinterprets Laozi’s foundational propositions—“Man follows Earth, Earth follows Heaven, Heaven follows the Dao, the Dao follows Nature” and “Dao gives birth to One; One gives birth to Two; Two gives birth to Three; Three gives birth to all things”—through the lens of modern astronomy, Earth science, and ecological philosophy. By integrating Daoist metaphysics with contemporary cosmology, the study constructs a nested generative chain: the Dao manifested as the (...)
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  21. Cosmological Physics Ground Rules and How to Evaluate Cosmologies.David Dilworth - 2009 - In Frank Potter, CCC2 Conference Proceedings. San Francisco: Astronomical Society of the Pacific. pp. 128-136.
    This paper is a simple reminder for cosmology enthusiasts of the bright line separating the laws of physics from science fiction. It provides some tools: rules, guidelines and a definition of space useful for examining cosmology science claims and concepts. It explains the stringent thresholds for an idea before it can accurately be called a scientific theory or hypothesis; and who bears the burden of proof for a theory. These simple tools provide solid ground so you may more easily examine (...)
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  22. Lao-Yang Genesis Cosmology: From Dao Produces All Things to Civilization Reconstruction.Charles X. Yang - manuscript
    This paper centers on the Lao-Yang Genesis Cosmology, integrating Laozi philosophy with modern science to systematically explore cosmic generation, the origin of life, ecological governance, and the holistic laws of civilizational development. The book follows the cosmic evolution logic of “Dao produces One, One produces Two, Two produce Three, Three produce All Things,” constructing an integrated philosophical-scientific framework from the galaxy to the solar system, Earth, and Moon, extending to human civilization. Additionally, it analyzes Sun Shuao’s political practices and the (...)
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  23. Philosophy of Cosmology.Chris Smeenk - 2013 - In Robert Batterman, The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Physics. New York, US: Oxford University Press USA. pp. 607-652.
    This chapter addresses philosophical questions raised in contemporary work on cosmology. It provides an overview of the Standard Model for cosmology and argues that its deficiency in addressing theories regarding the very early universe can be resolved by introducing a dynamical phase of evolution that eliminates the need for a special initial state. The chapter also discusses recent hypotheses about dark matter and energy, issues that it relates to philosophical debates about underdetermination.
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  24. Cosmological Continuity Presentism (CCP): A Generative Spacetime Ontology Compatible with General Relativity.Jeffrey R. Palin, Jr - manuscript
    This work develops Cosmological Continuity Presentism (CCP) as a generative ontology of relativistic spacetime that preserves the established local dynamics of General Relativity while advancing a distinct account of temporal structure, causal becoming, and ontological succession. CCP is fundamentally a continuous framework whose core claim is not that relativity is false, but that the ontology of a static block universe is not forced by relativistic formalism. Instead, CCP interprets relativistic spacetime as the emergent representation of an ongoing process of (...)
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  25. A Cosmological Neuroscientific Approach to the Soul of Multiverse.Nandor Ludvig - 2022 - Open Journal of Philosophy 12 (3):460-473.
    Based on neuroscientific facts and cosmological considerations, the hypothesis is presented here that just as the guided complexity of matter and energy in the unique space-time of each human brain generates the host’s Soul, the infinite complexity of the Multiverse, a more likely embodiment of the allness of existence than a single Universe, must also have a Soul. It is appreciated that this hypothesized Soul of Multiverse, imagined as majestically as obscurely in some ancient religious texts, is currently outside (...)
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    Matter–Antimatter Asymmetry as the Unique Admissible Reconstruction of Persistent Cosmological Identity.Amos Jay Maley - manuscript
    Matter–antimatter asymmetry is ordinarily treated as a dynamical problem of baryogenesis: which microphysical mechanisms generate a persistent baryonic surplus from an initially symmetric or nearly symmetric early universe. This paper does not propose a new baryogenesis mechanism, alter Standard-Model dynamics, or derive the baryon-to-photon ratio. It proves a narrower structural result. Once a cosmological history is treated as a coherent construction of persistent material identity, the admissibility kernel is instantiated automatically: reference, standing, admissibility, and irreversibility become non-optional constraints on (...)
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    Cosmological Structure Formation as Admissible Growth.Andrew John Paton - manuscript
    This paper interprets cosmological structure formation through the admissibility framework of the Paton System. Rather than viewing galaxies, clusters, and large-scale cosmic structures purely as the result of gravitational amplification of density fluctuations, the admissibility interpretation recognises that only configurations compatible with governing physical constraints are structurally permitted to persist. Cosmological evolution therefore occurs within an admissible configuration manifold defined by gravitational dynamics, conservation laws, and expansion conditions. Structure formation emerges as the progressive occupation of stable admissible regions (...)
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  28. Strategies for stage II of cosmological arguments.Simón Tadeo Ocampo - 2024 - International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 96 (1):55-88.
    The following article will examine three argumentative strategies to address a recent topic of debate in the philosophy of religion known as the “Gap Problem.” It aims to study the “Stage II” of cosmological arguments, where the goal is to establish the theistic properties or attributes that identify the first cause or necessary being with the concept of God. The unique contribution of this study lies in the formalized and systematic presentation of the various solutions proposed by authors in (...)
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    Prisoner of the Confucian Coordinate System: Yang Lihua's Systematic Cosmological Blindness.Charles X. Yang - manuscript
    This paper employs the Lao-Yang Genesis Cosmology (LYGC) as its analytical framework to conduct a deep critique of the systematic errors made by Yang Lihua, professor in the Department of Philosophy at Peking University, in his interpretation of pre-Qin philosophy. The target of critique is not Yang Lihua's personal scholarly cultivation — his textual mastery in the domain of Confucian Neo-Confucianism is beyond doubt — but rather the fundamental coordinate system upon which his methodology operates: a closed cognitive system that (...)
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  30. Structural Cosmology from the Impossibility of Nothingness: A Minimal Dynamical Model of Re-Expanding Universes.Suzume Suzume - manuscript
    This paper proposes a self-contained cosmological framework derived from the claim that absolute nothingness cannot exist, either conceptually or ontologically. Once “nothingness” is defined, the act of specification introduces distinctions, reference structures, and representational capacity—thereby collapsing into existence. From this, we derive the axiom that a universe cannot reach a state of zero structural density. -/- Building on this principle, we introduce a minimal dynamical model in which a scalar quantity, structural density σ(t), represents the amount of distinguishable structure (...)
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  31. Structural Cosmology III: Observational Predictions from the Impossibility of Nothingness.Suzume Suzume - manuscript
    This paper completes the Structural Cosmology program by deriving concrete observational predictions from the principle that absolute nothingness is impossible. Using the structural floor σ_min as a dynamical constraint, the model predicts: (1) low-ℓ suppression in the CMB from pre-bounce homogenization, (2) a smooth drift in the dark-energy equation of state w(z), and (3) an ultra–low-frequency gravitational background from pre-bounce contraction. These observational traces allow the impossibility of nothingness to be tested directly against cosmological data, making Structural Cosmology a (...)
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    A Cosmological Acceleration Scale and a Closed-Form Radial Acceleration Law.Yunbeom Yi - manuscript
    The radial acceleration relation (RAR) of disc galaxies is governed by a single acceleration scale, a0 ≃ 1.20 × 10−10 m s−2 , whose origin has long been an open question. We report a two-input closed-form relation for this scale and a corresponding closed-form RAR law. From the two late-time cosmological parameters (H0, ΩΛ) alone we obtain a0 = cH0 2π Ω 3/8 Λ = 1.20055 × 10−10 m s−2 at Planck-2018 central values, with no galaxy-level fit parameter; the (...)
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  33. Structural Cosmology IV: The Bitmap Universe and the Direction of Time.Suzume Suzume - manuscript
    This paper is a philosophical essay that completes the conceptual arc of Structural Cosmology I–III. Starting from the claim that absolute nothingness is impossible, it develops an intuitive model of the universe as an “uneditable bitmap”: cosmic collapse, near-complete homogenization, and re-expansion are interpreted as internal rearrangements of structure rather than movements into an external void. -/- To make this precise without formal mathematics, the paper extends Einstein’s equivalence principle to the dimension of scale. If all physical processes deform together (...)
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  34. Cosmological Black Holes and the Direction of Time.Gustavo E. Romero, Federico G. López Armengol & Daniela Pérez - 2018 - Foundations of Science 23 (2):415-426.
    Macroscopic irreversible processes emerge from fundamental physical laws of reversible character. The source of the local irreversibility seems to be not in the laws themselves but in the initial and boundary conditions of the equations that represent the laws. In this work we propose that the screening of currents by black hole event horizons determines, locally, a preferred direction for the flux of electromagnetic energy. We study the growth of black hole event horizons due to the cosmological expansion and (...)
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  35. From Identicality to Genesis: A Pre-Geometric Quantum Framework for Cosmological Cycles.Xianli Wang - manuscript
    This paper presents a speculative framework that reinterprets the thermodynamic “heat death” of a universe as a state of fundamental quantum identity, representing the final endpoint of phenomenological decay. which subsequently serves as the origin of a new cosmological epoch. I advance the philosophical conjecture that the erasure of all physical distinctions corresponds to a singular state of universal identicality. This state is formally proposed to be a degenerate, pre-geometric quantum ground state, |Ψ₀⟩. I provide a mathematical formulation capturing (...)
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    The Critical-Density Reconstruction Hypothesis: A Localized Composite-Threshold Framework for Cosmological Renewal.William T. Partin - manuscript
    The Critical-Density Reconstruction Hypothesis proposes a localized composite-threshold framework for cosmological renewal. Rather than requiring irreversible heat-death termination or synchronized whole-universe recollapse, the framework examines whether sufficiently extreme local gravitational concentration could permit a renewal-like transition within a continuing cosmological background. In this formulation, the late-time minimum-density background describes the large-scale cosmological setting, while reconstruction is triggered only when a bounded region crosses a severe composite threshold involving density, curvature, confinement, and trapped energy. The hypothesis does not (...)
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    Cosmological Persistence Architectures: LP Admissibility as the Structural Ground of Cosmological Persistence.Marc Maibom - manuscript
    This is the fifth and final paper of the La Profilée Domain Series. Following the Domain Principle (D012) and the physical, biological, organizational, and personal foundations of Domains I–IV, it specifies the bridge assumptions connecting LP structural variables to cosmological observables and derives the LP structural account of cosmological persistence architectures. Cosmological systems are LP-admissible systems at the largest physical scale. Galaxies, galaxy clusters, and large-scale structure are persistent cosmological configurations that maintain their structural identity against (...)
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  38. Time as Primary Substrate: A Unified Framework. - Cosmological Time Dilation, the Big Bang as Phase Transition, and the Temporal Field Origin of Gravity, Matter, and Dark Energy.Jonathan Ralph Zucker - manuscript
    This paper presents a unified framework in two parts. On the basis of established general relativity and FLRW cosmology, Part I establishes that the cosmic-average rate of proper time dτ/dt increases monotonically as the universe expands and the mean gravitational potential weakens. This kinematic result is supported by observational evidence that time ran approximately five times more slowly in the early universe than today. Part I also challenges the assumption of universal temporal passage — the residual Newtonian presumption that time (...)
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  39. Cosmological Time Dilation as a Monotonically Increasing Function of Universal Expansion: A Framework and Conjecture.Jonathan Ralph Zucker - manuscript
    I present a theoretical framework proposing that the proper rate of time, averaged across the observable universe, increases monotonically as a function of cosmic expansion. Building on established general relativistic principles — specifically gravitational time dilation and the relationship between mass density and spacetime curvature — I derive that as the universe expands and the mean gravitational potential weakens, the cosmic average rate of proper time dτ/dt must increase at every moment. This is supported by recent observational evidence that time (...)
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  40. Time as Primary Substrate: A Unified Framework -- Cosmological Time Dilation, the Big Bang as Phase Transition, and the Temporal Field Origin of Gravity, Matter, and Dark Energy.Jonathan Ralph Zucker - manuscript
    This paper presents a unified framework in two parts. On the basis of established general relativity and FLRW cosmology, Part I establishes that the physical process rate R(t) — the frequency of standard physical oscillators as measured by comoving observers — decreases monotonically as the universe expands, and that the proper time interval per physical event ?(t) increases monotonically with the scale factor. This kinematic result is supported by observational evidence that physical processes ran approximately five times faster in the (...)
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  41. Time as a Derivative Form of Distinguishing Its Own Course in the ANAM(X) Model: Quantum, Classical, and Cosmological Levels.Alena Petina - manuscript
    This article examines the status of time in the ANAM(X) model. It substantiates the thesis that time has a derivative character within this corpus and arises as a derivative form of distinguishing its own course, since distinction, in order to be retained, reproducible, and comparable, already co-actualizes trace, fixation, the order of manifestation, the possibility of repeated passage, and the condition of further self-specification. On this basis, it is shown that temporality in the model opens at two interrelated levels: as (...)
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  42. Cosmological Persons: Bringing Healing Down to Earth.Chandler D. Rogers - 2024 - In Richard Kearney, Peter Klapes & Urwa Hameed, Hosting Earth: Facing the Climate Emergency. London and New York: Routledge. pp. 111-120.
    As persons we are irreducibly unique and essentially relational. In many contexts individual uniqueness has been accentuated at the expense of communal relationality. Our age has been marked by the loss of deep and meaningful relations to one another, and still more dramatically to the earth and its living creatures. The cosmological dimension of human personhood, that is, has been largely obscured. This chapter argues that our age has been marked increasingly by anesthetizing, alienating, and anonymizing tendencies. It proposes (...)
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    The Displacement Framework for Horizon-Bounded Cosmological Accounting in a Timeless 4D Manifold.William T. Partin - manuscript
    The framework develops a formal methodology for evaluating when claims of cosmological bookkeeping closure are epistemically justified under horizon-bounded observational access. Working within a timeless four-dimensional manifold representation, it distinguishes a global spacetime arena from an observer-relative accounting domain and partitions the recoverable state information into observable, inferred, and inventory-inaccessible sectors. It introduces an explicit bookkeeping admissibility condition showing that complete accounting closure is not automatically warranted when embedded observers possess only bounded causal access to interior state information. The (...)
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  44. The Big Bang as a Coherence–Orientation Event: A Structural Account of Cosmological Emergence.Denis Bailey - manuscript
    The paper develops a structural account of the Big Bang as a coherence–orientation transition within a generative field. It argues that a cosmological domain emerges when accumulated variation becomes irreducible, forcing the system to generate orientation, dimensionality, and stable coherence constraints. Light is treated as the first dimensional operator, completing the geometry required for causal structure and the stabilization of matter. Subsequent cosmological development—large‑scale structure, chemical complexity, biological organization, and cognitive emergence—is presented as later expressions of the same (...)
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  45. Cosmological Arguments.Michael Almeida - 2018 - Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
    The book discusses the structure, content, and evaluation of cosmological arguments. The introductory chapter investigates features essential to cosmological arguments. Traditionally, cosmological arguments are distinguished by their appeal to change, causation, contingency or objective becoming in the world. But none of these is in fact essential to the formulation of cosmological arguments. Chapters 1-3 present a critical discussion of traditional Thomistic, Kalam, and Leibnizian cosmological arguments, noting various advantages and disadvantages of these approaches. Chapter 4 (...)
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  46. Continuous Quantum Entanglement: An Interpretative Hypothesis of Cosmological Neutrino Flux V3.Ricardo Mariano Mariano de Oliveira Dias - manuscript
    This essay presents a speculative interpretative hypothesis regarding the role of the cosmological neutrino flux as a substrate for quantum correlations. Through an analytical method of elimination, the neutrino emerges as a singular element capable of maintaining the informative cohesion of the cosmos. This independent research suggests that neutrinos may act within a system of continuous interaction, data storage, and transmission, providing a response to the "spooky" gaps in modern physics and consolidating the vision of a permanently interconnected universe.
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    The Impossibility of Neutrality, and the Cosmological Principle as Nothing More Than a Broken Personal Ideology.Keiichi Hori - manuscript
    This paper argues the impossibility of neutrality and shows that the support for the broken cosmological principle lies in scientists' lack of understanding of preconditions. Each has their own preconditions, and for a valid description, the clear specification of preconditions is important. In a discussion, there is no need to deliberately describe the assertions of positions that lack validity. The cosmological principle is denied by the breakdown of the theory of relativity. Even setting that aside, from the singularity (...)
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  48. The Ente at the Threshold: Conscious Evolution and the Completion of the Cosmological Arc.Rodolfo Rojas - manuscript
    This article presents a 20‑step cosmological ladder that traces the ascent of the ente from physical gradients to the Final Unity. The ladder reveals a structured sequence of emergences — osmotic pressure, ion pumping, memory, reproduction, multicellularity, collective behavior, communication, coordinated movement, specialization, sensory expansion, higher cognition, complex social structures, language, self‑awareness, collective self‑awareness, conscious evolution, cosmic consciousness, multidimensional perception, universal integration, and finally the Final Unity. I argue that humanity now stands at Step 16: Conscious Evolution. At this (...)
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  49. Zitterbewegung as Oscillation Across the Cosmological Time-Reversal Boundary.Daniel Toupin - manuscript
    We prove that the Zitterbewegung of a free Dirac fermion — the rapid trembling at angular frequency ω = 2mc²/ℏ identified by Schrödinger in 1930 — is the physical signature of oscillation across the cosmological time-reversal boundary. In a T-symmetric cosmology the negative-energy solutions of the Dirac equation, identified via the Feynman–Stueckelberg correspondence as the particle propagating on the opposite side of the t = 0 boundary, interfere with the positive-energy component to produce the observed trembling. Five structural consequences (...)
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  50. Tenson Cosmological Endgame: Fluctuations, Redshift, and Eternal Recurrence.Ryusho Nemoto - manuscript
    This paper explores the ultimate fate of the universe from the per- spective of the Tenson particle, a hypothetical entity responsible for fluctuations that generate both spacetime and temporal flow. We ar- gue that the universe, born from an initial fluctuation, will end by returning to the same state of fluctuation, thereby closing a cosmolog- ical cycle that can be interpreted as eternal recurrence. Observational support is drawn from redshift, cosmic microwave background (CMB) anisotropies, gravitational wave anomalies, and the effects (...)
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