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Ok maybe my numbers were a little bit off but the point is: if the universe were created slowly, we'd see clear traces of that. but the evidence points into the opposite direction, that the universe, at some point, was very hot and dense, before stars started forming. So the question is, where would all that matter come from? I deem it's unlikely to all just be "one huge quantum fluctuation", but i'm not sure about that; cosmology is exotic sometimes.
i like that you were looking for a mechanism to avoid thermal death of the universe.
As for my inspiration : since many years I have read about discrepancies between standard model (including the big Bang) versus observations and I came to believe (with many confirmations as the year goes by) that our current cosmology is incomplete or wrong.
Well, yes, I agree with you.