Conclusion

This work was not primarily intended to explain the Universe, nor to add yet another physical model to those that already exist. Physics, here, was only an entry point. It served as a shared language, a common ground, to show that what we call “matter,” “forces,” “space,” and “time” are not separate categories, but ways in which the Real structures itself and perceives itself.

The true issue lies elsewhere: in the way human beings inhabit this reality. In the manner in which meaning is constructed — how experience is interpreted, selected, amplified, ignored, or transformed. In other words: in mentalities.
In styles of existence. In the forms of perception we project onto the world — and which, in return, shape it.

If the Universe continuously organizes and reconfigures itself, then each consciousness is one of its inflection points: a way for the Real to observe itself, to adjust, and to explore its own possible directions. Life is not an improbable accident. It is what happens when the Real discovers that it can feel. Mind is not an exception; it is what occurs when perception turns back upon itself and becomes capable of orienting its own evolution.

From this perspective, “constants,” numbers, laws, and particles are not ultimate foundations, but outcomes — stabilizations, dynamic equilibria, temporary compromises. What we call “physics” is thus the visible trace of a broader process: a history of the living form of the Real.

We are therefore not external observers of the world, but passages: paths through which the Real moves from one state to another. Each of us is a place where reality reorganizes itself. In this sense, mentalities — the inner gestures through which we compose our worlds — constitute the deepest stake of this work: for when multiple perspectives coordinate, a structure of the Real can become perceptible collectively.

The most important point may have been stated from the beginning: life does not need to be justified. It is what the Universe does when it seeks to understand itself.

All that remains is to continue.
To think, live, and organize our systems as if we were already at the heart of the Real —
because we are.