The universe is indeed fractal, and this causes the golden ratio to effect the similarity in appearance of various levels of complexity.

"...All of science claims that black holes are singularities..."

This is untrue. There remain a multiplicity of theories that do not acknowledge singularities.

I submit that this theory about relative mass is apparently nothing more than speculation. One example of the speculative nature of your post is that there are no lower mass particles you contend form the building blocks of different levels of perceived reality proposed by any theory.

Another is that, regardless of mass, theories which propose black holes do not support ANY direct emissions of ANY form from singularities.

I have to note that there are scales at which there are no apparent analogs for the structures you propose are identical at every scale. What is the analog between the galactic scale and solar system? Half of that?

I suppose we all had similar epiphanies when we first hit the pipe.

Most of us either recognized our own feeble capacity to really understand the universe due to our physical limitations, or grasped certain irreconcilable features of the apparent scalar synonymity, such as I note above.

I have struggled to comprehend some of the theses you have proposed, and suspected either I was incompetent to do so (which I remain confident is the case), or that they weren't comprehensible at all - which I am now certain of.

There are features of physical reality which do not scale at all, such as quantization. Emissions from the sun simply aren't quantized as are photons from atoms, or changes in electron orbitals.

Thanks for the ride! It's been fun, but I'm getting off now.