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Particles are actually dimples in their respective fields. Quantum entanglement is believed to involve a non-local variable in the sense that, somehow, two or more dimples can be made to go up or down at the same time. Energy is related to the difference between the height of two dimples.
Entropy is the claim that those dimples get more uniform as time goes on. Yet, random fluctuations in these fields are predicted to result in cascades that produce enough difference to create a universe worth of order from the chaos. This occurs because as you put a dimple in a field, the dimple's increased energy transfers to other dimples. The higher the dimple you create, the more orde can arise from it.
So, new universes pop into existance all the time. Particles from a universe move like quakes, and when two 'field quakes' (Or particles) collide the result is a complex pattern - a new universe.
Humanity regularly collides particles. It's conceivable that we'll succeed in making a universe. If we do, it's evidence that our universe was itself created by humans - no need to complicate things by suggesting two or more forms of intelligent life. Not gods - just middle aged, male scientists. Perhaps with beards. And most of them are white men.
It's been suggested that blackholes are the entrance to white holes - which are particles emanating from the blackhole, aka Hawking radiation. What could shoot a particle with enough energy to create a universe but something under preposterus levels of pressure?
Toss transhumanism into this, and we're looking at supermen creating universes. We are the gods. Look in the mirror - that's god. If he isn't worth worship, self-improve.