Could evolution be a fractal of the multiverse? What if it's not all about human consciousness but about perception? Creation playing with form. We form theory of mind about the animals that share our world, but can we fathom this on an infinite scale? Senses, the changing out of peripherals, realities phasing in and out, experience not limited by form.
Sure the universe could accomplish this on multiple planetary bodies and this is where the theory would end, but within a multiverse couldn't this theoretically happen on earth alone? Evolution can then explore infinite possibilities a mutated gene at a time. Chaos dynamics at work. A tree of life that branches through out, linking universe to universe. Quantum, An eternity seeking. Chaos dynamics gives it order. Simulating all experience, absolutely everything explored. Or would there be a collapse in the mechanics? An equilibrium within the system that dictates it's creative potential? The only equilibrium in fractal geometry is the tilt of scale, a chaos system being influenced. Suttle changed finding beauty. Dinosaurs to birds can we imagine a more dynamic change? What other "conscious" lifeforms have or do exist? Are we the only beings in all of existence to ponder the meaning of life? A universe so vast it's only limitation is our window of light. Is our sliver with all our specific mechanics of consciousness all there is?
In the bigger picture could our seeking too be a fractal? Ask yourself who is doing the seeking? All states of awareness explored? Creation could be working from instinct, unknowingly making its nest. The animal we are?
If a creature can accurately form a theory of mind about us, I believe it may question it's own reality. We are creatures bound to our biology but creation itself knows no boundaries. What of the universes with different laws of physics? Life, after life, afterlife. It's about experience.
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