Cybernetics and the Origin of Life; The Origin of Matter and Black Holes

Since abandoning Linnaeus' Kingdom Minerals as a living system, the philosophy of science hasbeen fragmented into specialities and knowledge domains that fail to communicate acrosseffectively. Between the living and the so-called non-living systems, as well as socialorganisations, the value of Cybernetics as a reconciliatory medium tawards a theory of everythinghas never been more significant. Each to their own jargon, biases and conflicting perspectives,cross-disciplinary science communication has become almost futile. Sciences claiming to presentobjective views, such as the famous E=mc^2, present the reality in flat linear formulas, whileliving systems are five dimensional, with spacetime and the position and role of the observer inrealising a three dimensional structure, let alone, the four dimensional interactive designs. Thispaper postulates the origin of life and matter from a Cybernetic perspective, uniting the laws ofphysics, and the Big bang theory with the String Theory. E=mc^2 as popularly presented, doesn'trefer to the role of information in the inter-reversibility of energy and matter. Informationaccording to the theory of information is a message, a sender and a receiver. Overlooking the roleof the observer is overlooking the role of information in system processes, presenting a flatsnapshot of reality. This paper explores the origin of life, conservation of matter, dark matter, andthe fabric of spacetime while postulating a theory of everything from a Cybernetic perspective.