""maybe it is something to 'explore' and upon finding its nature, submitting to its direction...instead of following or making up stuff that seems 'logical' to our limited understanding...!""

There you go Guffers.

Now, it's your hypothesis, and a pretty way out one by current scientific standards.

So, what you do now is spend half a lifetime developing that theory and finding supporting evidence (genuine evidence, not your usual airy fairy walk in the clouds stuff). When you have gathered all of that together over, say, the next twenty years, you produce a paper and publish your theory in the scientific press.

If your evidence stands up to the scrutiny of your peers, you may possibly have added to the sum total of human knowledge.

You must come back in twenty years and let us know how it went.

Don T.