Dear Vladimir,
I read with great interest your essay with deep analytics, substantiated ideas and conclusions aimed at overcoming the crisis of understanding in the foundations of knowledge, in solving the problem of the "beginning" and its ontological structure. You give a reasonable alternative to the so-called "Big Bang Model of Standard Cosmology". I wonder who called this model "standard"?
I believe this is one of the extremely important conclusions: "Any theory of evolution of the Universe that is not consistent with the Law of Conservation of Angular Momentum should be promptly ruled out."
You give a very important quote by A. Einstein: "When forced to summarize the theory of relativity in one sentence: time and space and gravitation have no separate existence from matter".
I believe that from the point of view of the ontological foundation of the model, you make a very important conclusion: "There are no Fundamental Physical Constants in WUM."
Despite the fact that I have a slightly different view of the ontological structure of matter and space, I appreciate the main thing - a strong intellectual and scientific alternative to "Big Bang Model of Standard Cosmology".
I wish you success in further research and the advancement of your alternative model. Only one wish: deepen the ontology of the model. It is always good to recall here the philosophical precepts of Albert Einstein and John Archibald Wheeler:
"At the present time, a physicists has to deal with philosophic problems to a much greater extent than physicists of the previous generations. Physicists forced to that the difficulties of their own science "...
"Philosophy is too important to be left to the philosophers."
Philosophical question: Can Humanity develop steadily if there was an incomprehensible big bang in the "Beginning"? ... I hope that someday physicists, mathematicians, cosmologists, biologists, information workers, poets and composers will have a single picture of "LifeWorld" (E.Husserl).
I invite you to see my ideas .
With kind regards,
Vladimir