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This first version '''gathers much of the material I have produced over thirty years of research''' within the scope of this project. 

'''It is the result of a major effort of revision, integration, and development spanning approximately twelve years'''. Yet a great deal of work remains to be done—simplifying, eliminating redundancies and unnecessary repetitions. And naturally, further development and expansion of topics that have only been touched upon and require in-depth investigation, which I hope may be carried out in the coming years in collaboration with researchers more qualified than myself in the relevant fields. In the meantime, I hope to receive feedback and suggestions that may help improve this work.

I hope that any '''errors and inaccuracies—of which I am solely responsible'''—will be forgiven. I am fully aware that my preparation does not match the magnitude of the task I have undertaken. Not having a solid academic background in physics and cosmology is certainly a limitation that has affected the quality of the material produced. But I hope that the enthusiasm and passion that drive me shine through the pages of this work, and that '''the proposals, hypotheses, and vision I have expressed here may offer a meaningful contribution to research'''—especially in times like these, when a conceptual leap seems necessary, a new openness to overcome a certain impasse in advancing our understanding of the foundations of Physical Reality and the origin and evolution of the Universe.

'''In the upcoming version currently in preparation, I plan to introduce several expansions and improvements''':
*'''a complete revision of Chapters 9, and 10'''—large and significant sections, written most recently and therefore already extensively updated to reflect the current state of research, but which still require further refinement
*'''a revision of images and tables''' to enhance clarity and readability
*'''a reduction of repeated phrases and concepts''' that tend to weigh down the text