好奇作为宇宙的熵减机制：一个共生的宇宙模型

Starting from the "incomplete observability" of consciousness, this paper constructs a philosophical framework for understanding the relationship between consciousness and the universe through an analogy with black hole theory. The paper proposes that core experiences of consciousness, like black hole singularities, cannot be directly observed, while moments of "sudden insight" resemble Hawking radiation escaping from the edge of the event horizon—evidence of the singularity's existence. On this basis, the paper extends the discussion of consciousness to a cosmic scale, proposing that "curiosity" and "resonance" are mechanisms through which the universe achieves local entropy reduction. Finally, it outlines a symbiotic model: the universe is not a unidirectional entropic system heading toward heat death, but a living whole that "experiences itself" through life and consciousness.