The Theory That the Universe Is a Living Entity

This first part is a little off topic, but it covers the same thing I've been thinking about. To those who know the game Ultrakill, there's a secret file that shows a voice recording about how Hell is "alive", constantly shutting doors behind V1 because of its entertainment in seeing the machine cause misery to the angels and create a lot of bloodshed inside of it. 

We start to notice that throughout the game... the other robots besides V1 can spill blood and like V1, need blood for fuel. This means V1 is not a robot, but may have genuine blood inside of him. Vessels are the "fuel", which is why the game starts off with "Blood is fuel".

When we get to fighting the Earthmover, we find out that inside of the Earthmover, multiple husks and other entities reside inside of the Earthmover. We also see some organ like features inside the Earthmover, like how it has literal flesh built into it. And as a massive lore drop, I remember seeing a tweet... or message on discord about Hakita commenting about this little detail.

It went along the lines of, "If the Earthmover has flesh, blood, and entities inside it, think of what's inside V1". This is  a huge implication that V1, also has tiny little monsters inside him. 

And if Earthmover, V1, and the other robots can produce and spill blood, that means like the Earthmover they all have those critters inside of them as... cells? In a way. And that they have flesh. If that's true, then the literal line in the hidden audio of the game is true. Hell is alive. It is a living entity. Hell includes flesh and people inside of it, which is heavily similar to the features of the robots. you are quite literally fighting inside Hell's internal systems.

Now here's where I kinda spaced out for a moment. I found out a part of the lore from Ultrakill that probably a lot of people know, but comparing it to the universe... the idea of it being a living entity makes much more sense.

We, as humans, have cells, blood, and organic matter. Cells could probably be described as living too. Because according to my father, certain cells can form physical life. And since cells are the most active and represent movement and survival skills, I guess they could be considered living beings like us.

We have cells inside of our body. Inside those cells are more cells! Without any of those cells... it'd affect the big parts of our body. The way we take care of ourselves affects our whole system.

Like the universe.

The universe's cells are planets. It just makes sense. They thrive with and without humans. We also are like.. maybe unnecessary cells that can help the planet or destroy it. And if a planet dies, the universe's cells die. Maybe the stars also help power up the universe.

The milkways are probably what keeps cells together, and the suns in different orbit systems keep the cells alive. Black holes are like bacteria since they are always sucking in the planets and stars!

The matter surrounding the stars, like the black sky behind the stars are the flesh of the universe. Maybe it's puke is dark matter, when too many black holes affect it.

Like I said, the way we take care of our bodies heavily influences the way our body can work. The universe holds everything together. It is sensitive, so I imagine it has to take care of itself and make sure things aren't going too out of hand in order to keep it alive. But it's not in control of everything since, we are inside its body. 

I don't think the universe can dig its hand inside of its body and rearrange its cells. That wouldn't make sense,, in human logic. Plus the only things that both negatively and positively affect planets and stars is these energy waves. Like solar flares for example. I don't think the universe controls that, it just comes and goes randomly. B

So yeah, that's how some Ultrakill theory got me into this. And 10 minutes later I discussed to my dad about civilizations and conspiracy theories and watched a movie about it am i doomed