
This scientific work proposes an original model addressing the theme of a stable cycle of conscious energy that has selected intelligence as a pathway for evolution and development toward a stable manifestation of a regime independent of attachment to a specific location. This model does not prove the origin of life on planets and is not intended as a benchmark for refuting existing theories, philosophical views, or religious perspectives. It does not reject science, biology, or philosophy; rather, it proposes their interaction as a means of developing possible vectors for discussion, critique, and study. This model is not a dogma and does not require belief. It identifies possible logical connections which, taken together and under certain stable conditions, define life as conscious energy using a tuned regime as a form for the manifestation of life. HIEEI — Hypothesis of Interface Evolution of Energy and Intelligence. From probabilistic regimes of the Universe to consciousness, locations, and the architecture of stable worlds. This record contains two versions of the paper:– Russian (original)– English (translated version)
Consciousness, philosophy of science, complex systems, self-organization, cosmology
Consciousness, philosophy of science, complex systems, self-organization, cosmology
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