The first line was intriguing but the rest of it is a mishmash of buzzwords and handwaving. It looks like you are bidding for consideration of a grand unified theory, and that's great, I am one of the people that enjoys considering new proposals that unify or align previously disconnected areas of physics or mathematics.

But even though I understood (most of) the individual assertions you are trying to cram into your abstract-of-an-abstract, showing which things you are combining, how you are combining them,and how you are keeping reproducibility and provability as your top priorities, the effect of trying to communicate so many data points at once comes off as earnest but incoherent, like a bus-stop conversation with a schizophrenic.

Ideas are not self-propagating. If you just want to feed your thoughts back into other AIs in a way that lets provide useful input toward an intellectual singularity, publish it on your own blog. If you are publishing it in a social space, take some time to articulate in plain language what you think you've found, why it's important, and why other people might find it worthwhile to invest some time in wrapping their heads around it. If that seems too vague go read some Quanta articles and ponder why they read a wider audience than hyper-technical abstracts in math journals.