The Theory of Cosmological Emergence and Inevitable Stability

This paper presents a conceptual cosmological framework asserting that the physical constants andfundamental laws of the universe are neither arbitrary contingencies nor coincidences. Instead, wepropose a necessitarian, self-organizing model wherein a pre-Big Bang singularity experienced aninitial structural "leak" (an ex-field) moments before expansion. This early state established theboundary parameters to which expanding matter dynamically adjusted over a millisecond-bymillisecond timeline. Driven by the vastness of cosmic time and dimensional possibilities, the universenaturally filtered out unstable configurations, settling inevitably into its lowest-energy, most stableequilibrium state capable of sustaining structural complexity.