I have a theory which goes this way:
MindVerse Theory
It states that "Each individual live in his/her own Universe, that is created by him/her only"
For example-
There are two people A & B;
A lives in his own Verse -: A-Verse
B lives in his own Verse -: B-Verse
A and B meet, they come face to face,
The A-Verse
The B that is existing in this Verse is the B from A-Verse.
This B is being projected by A itself onto his A-Verse.
The B-Verse
The A that is existing in this Verse is the A from B-Verse.
This A is being projected by B itself onto his B-Verse.
In a nutshell, Our surrounding are just projections of our own "Consciousness".
We make our own Universe.
That is an interesting theory, but it raises some questions. How do you explain the consistency and coherence of the physical world that we observe and measure? How do you account for the shared experiences and knowledge that we have with other people? How do you test or falsify your theory? What are the implications of your theory for morality, free will, and responsibility? How does your theory relate to other philosophical or scientific views on the nature of reality and consciousness?
Lyudmil Antonov
Yes, these are the problems that I'm currently facing. This theory highly contradicts the real world that we perceive.
However, about Free Will, may be we don't have any free will; everything is destined. We might feel that we have a free will but that "free will" may have been already destined.
I know I have a lot to work on this theory.