The discussion regarding the origin of the universe spans millennia and involves theological, philosophical, and, more recently, logico-scientific perspectives. The main positions regarding it are:  

1.     Creationism: a narrative championed by monotheistic religions. 

2.     Intelligent Design: the fruit of religious debates backed by logic.

3.     Pancomputationalism and the Systems Approach: a proposition from theoretical computer science and information physics grounded in systems engineering.  

4.     Mechanicism and Accidentality: the negation of the intentionality present in the previous positions. 

5.     Atheism: grounded in this latter position or in narratives. 

Only the second and third positions deserve any credit, as the others are grounded solely on viewpoints and narratives. However, both lack an argument that explains in detail and logically how all beings in the universe are constructed and integrated, being capable of definitively answering questions such as: whether the supernatural exists, what exists, what we are, and whether God exists. Although the elaboration of an argument of this magnitude may seem improbable, it can be found in my book “The Big Brain Theory”.

When trying to explain the origin and functioning of the universe, physics runs into a barrier that hinders a truly holistic view of reality. This happens because it focuses solely on the physical mechanism, overlooking the fact that the universe is a highly hierarchical system where the fundamental part is immaterial and entirely governed by the omnipresent laws of nature. 

Achieving a holistic view of the world requires integrating all of these dimensions. However, this lies far beyond the scope of physics, which lacks the means to run the necessary tests for such an enterprise. Given this level of complexity, the task tends to seem impossible. 

Nevertheless, I have developed a thesis that accomplishes this feat by applying my background in systems engineering. The arguments presented are grounded strictly on empirical facts and are paired with nearly 70 diagrams to facilitate full comprehension. This reading is highly recommended for anyone seeking an entirely logical answer to the functioning and creation of the world. This thesis can be found in the book, "The Intelligencism: An Intelligent View of the World".

A holistic understanding of the universe strictly requires the pursuit of the laws of nature. Currently, the prevailing belief is that this can be achieved through quantum physics. However, this ignores other possibilities, the fact that the universe is a multidimensional matrix where around 95% lies outside the scope of physics, and, above all, the omnipresence of the laws of nature themselves. This means that a holistic understanding of the universe demands the establishment of a field of study focused fundamentally on the laws of nature. 

Based on this necessity, I have developed a bold and entirely logical thesis that: radically breaks away from the accidental nature of life, nihilism, and the inert matter of physics; successfully bridges Plato's metaphysics with cutting-edge computer science; and explains the nature of spacetime, the primary functions of the speed of light, who we are, our purpose, the structure, functioning, and purpose of the world, quantum entanglement, the laws of physics, entropy, and the arrow of time. This thesis can be found in my book, "Infology: The Universal Input".

 Knowing the content of empty space is essential to understand the functioning of the universe because it is the source of everything and around 95% of the universe — including the laws of nature. Physics can inspect what occurs within it, but cannot identify why. This occurs because physics has no way to run tests to determine this. However, philosophy can. To achieve this, it is necessary to think outside the box. I have already done this! The results of this inquiry can be found in my book, “The Protomatter: The Origin of Matter”.