I've got enough with such a wide range of topics and enough depth to write a book. Only problem is most of it is cognitive science speculations and philosophical... Hence currently unfalsifiable.
I've arrived at them with the approach I use to reverse engineer software.
1. Observe inputs and outputs of system.
2. Make assumptions about hidden variables and functions.
3. Analyze for logical inconsistencies, or errors in output and correct.
4. Revise to simplify functions and reduce variables where possible.
5. Go back to step one and repeat process until new system mimics original system perfectly.
Usually the end result is very close or better than the original performance wise, very similar code or rule structure to the original (flaws are imperceptible or negligible) and perceptually indistinguishable from the original.
I've spent some time using this process to design a system that would link classical and quantum physics in a manner consistent with reality using a scope based observer model. Relativity and the variable speed of light based on the observer didn't even need to be implemented in code, because it's a side effect of rendering latency and light being a delegate function notifying observers to render it. The latency involved of being closer to the light means it will go slower and the father away you are the faster it will appear to go from point a to point b due to the distance appearing smaller.
Prime numbers can be used to uniquely identify every dimensions and particle (assuming N-Dimensional universe), and provide a sliding scale of scope (think zoom level), and allow for a relativity based coordinate system with 0,0,0 being the observer for every observer with composite numbers being dimensional connection coordinates (dimension 2 connects with 3 at 6 12 etc).
It's purely theoretical though since no computer has the resources to simulate a universe anywhere close to the size of ours. But it's fun to design anyways.
I just have to keep updating the model to conform with my understanding of the science of physics.
Yeah... I do not look forward to trying to explain all these ideas in book form. Or the criticism from scientist on my assumptions they can't falsify. If the software works, I've proven it's possible bitches.