The Experiential Expansion Hypothesis, or EEH, is my attempt to explore whether conscious, meaningful experience may be more than a byproduct of the universe.

I’m asking whether experience itself may be structurally relevant to reality, and whether spacetime may unfold in response to relational, information-rich, intentional participation. This framework sits at the intersection of physics, information theory, philosophy of mind, and biblical theology.

I do not present it as a finished scientific theory, but as a serious conceptual model designed to open new questions and invite deeper interdisciplinary work.