The Universe Beyond the Standard Model

The purpose of this work is to introduce a system of physics that supports the possibility that rather than our physical essence and our consciousness existing within a universe that is corporeal; the corporeal nature of the universe and our physical essence exist solely within our consciousness.
Quantum research and experimentation have demonstrated that information is shared between our consciousness and the universe within the quantum level of order and under certain conditions the universe will change its behavior according to what has been made possible for someone to know. This is the basis for the measurement problem of quantum mechanics. Although these findings alone do not support the conclusion that the corporeal nature of the universe is a fabrication of consciousness, it does suggest that there is much that we do not understand about the nature of the universe and our reality. Aside from it being much more efficient for the physical expression of the universe to be created within our consciousness rather than our consciousness existing within a universe that is corporeal on its own, along with the fact that a quantum particle for space and gravity have not been found nor is there any evidence that one exists creates the possibility that the spatial property of the universe does not exist within the same Standard Model that matter and electromagnetic energy function within. This work will address why there is a connection between consciousness and the quantum level of the universe and why a quantum particle for space and gravity does not exist within the Standard Model. In doing so, a system of physics that involves the merger between two slightly different versions of the Standard Model that work together to simulate the universe within our consciousness will be introduced as well as proposing a possible solution to the measurement problem of quantum mechanics and a way that quantum mechanics and general relativity can be unified within a single system of physics.