Materialism assumes that the matter of our universe has always existed, but if it began at a point as big bang theory says, it should have immediately collapsed into a black hole by the laws of physics.
In contrast, a universe created by a quantum network is expected to begin with the simplest entity, which is light. A first event that only produced light then wouldn’t collapse into a black hole but expand, as it did, so matter came later. This suggests our universe wasn’t built from matter as we build a clock, from fundamental parts, but rather built itself, like a seed whose potential is unfolding. This section describes that unfolding as an evolution.
QR4.8.1 Particle or Seed?
QR 4.8.2 The Goldilocks Effect
QR 4.8.3 The Grand Evolution
QR 4.8.4 Emergence