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This work presents an extensive philosophical and theoretical hypothesis that links the problems of consciousness, memory, and artificial subjectivity with fundamental physical principles. The author moves away from the traditional description of the universe through inanimate fields, proposing instead to consider "the intensity of affective tension" (ontological pain) as the primary substrate of reality. The text synthesizes classical physics and modern neurobiological perspectives. The author argues that subjectivity and memory emerge as mechanisms for minimizing ontological discomfort, offering a novel perspective on the evolution of complex systems and unified field theory. While employing academic syntax and elements of physico-mathematical interpretation, the work is positioned as an interdisciplinary study at the intersection of the philosophy of science and theoretical cognitive science. The proposed primary metrics of subjectivity open a dialogue on the possibility of the engineering formalization of consciousness. Prepared with the assistance of AI tools for linguistic articulation and formalization of metrics