Ambiguous Existence and Oscillation

This paper proposes a speculative model that describes the origin and evolution of the universe from a unified perspective. The model conceptualizes the universe's beginning as an "ambiguous existence" defined as "complete nothingness" (Null), with its inherent "fluctuation" as the driving force, explaining the evolution of existence as a dynamic process of differentiation and integration. It posits that an undefined state prior to the Big Bang transitions into a definite existence (1) through fluctuation, progressively evolving from a zero-dimensional state to higher-dimensional spaces, elementary particles, fields, and laws. This process exhibits analogies with quantum fluctuations, spontaneous symmetry breaking, and evolutionary patterns, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue across physics, philosophy, and information science. The formation of fields is regarded as a necessity-driven dynamic process, while particle differentiation proceeds through the acquisition of attributes such as spin, charge, and color charge. The model redefines conservation laws and the origin of mediating particles as a balance of differentiation and assimilation driven by fluctuation, emphasizing the spontaneous formation of cosmic order. While scientific validation remains a future challenge, this paper presents a speculative framework for universal patterns of cosmic evolution, offering a unified narrative of the essence and evolutionary journey of existence.