Reconstructive Metaphysics as an Independent Interpretive Framework: From Quantum Interpretation to Cosmological Multiverse

This paper introduces Reconstructive Metaphysics as a conceptual and interpretive framework addressing foundational questions in quantum mechanics and cosmological multiverse theories. Rather than proposing a new physical theory, it offers a meta-interpretive approach that reframes quantum indeterminacy, cosmological plurality, time, and consciousness as expressions of a single, dynamically reconstructing reality. The work is intended for researchers in physics, philosophy of science, cosmology, and interdisciplinary studies.