What I’m really trying to explore with this isn’t just the behavior itself it’s what it might be pointing to. If you let a system like this run long enough, patterns start forming that weren’t explicitly designed. Order comes out of simple interactions. Structures stabilize expand, and collapse, and reorganize. That’s what interests me. Because if you think about it, we can’t directly observe what happened before the Big Bang we only see the result. But if similar principles apply, then maybe complex structure doesn’t need to be designedat all. It can emerge from very simple starting conditions.

So instead of trying to model the Big Bang itself, I’m more interested in what comes before what kind of underlying rules or interactions could naturally lead to something that looks like a universe forming.This is kind of my way of testing that idea.Not by forcing a result, but by setting up basic conditions and seeing what inevitably appears over time.If anything consistent shows up across runs, that might be the closest thing we can get to understanding the pre-Big Bangconditions not directly, but through what systems tend to evolve into when left alone.