Space-Phase Conditioning and the Easier Extension of Galactic Filaments

This paper focuses on a specific implication of a space-phase framework: that galacticfilaments extend more easily along previously used transport corridors because thesubstrate of space itself becomes conditioned by prior activity. Using analogies from fluiddynamics and active media, we argue that repeated cosmic transport leaves residualstructure in space-phase, biasing future large-scale organization. This provides a substratelevel mechanism for repeated filament coherence that is not present in the standard ΛCDMcosmological model.