my hypothesis about Donnie Darko

A New Look at Donnie Darko: A Thought Experiment and the Human Artifact Hypothesis

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Hello everyone I am 16 years old, I am interested in astrophysics, cosmology and quantum physics. I recently watched the cult movie Donnie Darko and thought about the concept of a Tangential universe.

The official laura of the film says that in an alternate reality, a material artifact made of iron (an airplane engine) spontaneously appears, which makes the world unstable. But this concept seemed incomplete to me, and I formulated my own physico-theoretical hypothesis.I called it: "Controlled rupture of the tangential universe" (my hypothesis).I want to share it with you and get your opinion.What is the essence of the hypothesis?

In my model, the main artifact is not a piece of iron, but the person himself (let's call him Artifact A). A person is a very complex information object. When the fabric of space-time is torn and a tangential world is created, it is the consciousness and the worldline of Artifact A that become the "gravitational center" of the entire anomaly. Time begins to revolve around him.How this mechanism works (illustrative example):Imagine that when space is torn apart, time is not just broken, but neatly divided into isolated memory cells. Each cell is a specific fragment from the life of Artifact A. Artifact A itself is pushed into the fourth dimension at this moment.Geometry example: Imagine a two-dimensional flat man on a piece of paper. If you look at him from above (from the third dimension), you see all his steps at the same time, but he himself does not see you — you are in the "backstage" for him.How it works in the hypothesis: Artifact A from the 4th dimension sees the three-dimensional cells of its past as frozen movie decorations. For people from the past, he is completely invisible. He can literally walk among the circles of his own memories, but he cannot directly say to himself from the past: "Hello, I am from the future."The only way for him to communicate is through a gravitational interface (faint echo vibrations, deja vu, a fallen book or a shifted clock hand, as it was in the Tesseract in the movie Interstellar).The main catch and the finale is can Artifact A stay alive in this fourth dimension forever and endlessly look at his memories? No, it can't.Since the tangential universe is by definition temporary and unstable, its fourth dimension also has a hard deadline (expiration date). The clock is ticking. When the anomaly's resource is exhausted, the "cinema of memories" begins to collapse. The cells shrink, gravity grows, and the fourth dimension begins to literally squeeze out a person.Artifact A has only one chance left: to use the colossal energy of the collapse (the black hole) to make the final quantum leap, restore balance to the Primordial universe and close the loop a second before the tangential world annihilates.That's the hypothesis. In my opinion, it explains the role of the "Living Guide" much more deeply and solves the problem of time paradoxes (after all, there is no physical collision between a person and himself, they are separated by dimensions).What do you think? Does such a model have a right to life in the framework of quantum cosmology and Sci-Fi?