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A unified field theory of mythology and physics proposing that the core narratives of ancient creation myths (like the Sumerian union of An heaven and Ki earth) are not primitive metaphors, but intuitive, phenomenological descriptions of fundamental cosmic processes that modern physics is only now quantifying. It argues that myth preserves a pre-scientific, experiential understanding of reality's deep structure—the separation of unity into duality (forces/particles, spacetime/matter), the role of chaos (Tiamat) and order (Marduk), and the cyclic nature of creation and destruction. Myth is seen as the human mind's first draft of theoretical physics, encoded in story.
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