eality isn't what it seems to us to be. It's not even how we picture it from textbooks. Atoms aren't little bouncy balls, not even collections of bouncy particles. A more realistic conception of those collections of particles is fields vibrating at frequencies that cause the particles to act as if they were little balls bouncing off each other or sticking together. But even that's a misconception, and goes into questions I can't so easily consider, much less answer. What is a field, really? What is vibrating? What is energy? And most difficult to answer of all, what is consciousness?
Most energies can be detected, measured, quantified, even bottled and sold as fizzy drinks. Not consciousness. There's no meter that measures it. No antenna that receives it. Honestly, no one has any idea what it is, where it comes from, or why. But it turns out to be fundamental to the physical universe we are in.

Dear Hive account@valued-customer !
Do you believe that Einstein's theory of relativity and Bohr's quantum mechanics can coexist?

The theory of relativity claims that, as you argue, all order in the universe is governed by the being with the greatest energy.
However, quantum mechanics claims that the smallest element, the atom, rules the universe!

My dear elder bro Hive account@valued-customer !
I guessed that you trust Einstein's theory of relativity more than Bohr's quantum mechanics!

Did an American elementary school student understand your great sentences?😄