Parabolic Rotation: The Geometrogenesis of Reality as a Compensatory Projection in a Higher Space.

The theory presents the Universe not as a primary arena, but as a dynamic 2D projection that arose as a result of an inevitable, forced parabolic rotation. This mechanism is a geometric necessity, compensating for the looping of a dimension in the primordial, higher Mother Space. As a result, the loop transforms into the temporal dimension, and the remaining dimensions form a 2D sphere and a common straight line. We explain why observed 3D space is a holographic illusion, and why all physics is a projection of multidimensional processes from the Mother. The model offers a new interpretation of the flatness of the cosmos, black holes as local recurrences of the mechanism, and the origin of light and quantum uncertainty.