I obviously respect that you believe this. But im not even sure I would classify believes like these as even a theory. The reason for that, least to me, is because I think a theory need to address a known issue or problem for which we have no current answer or which is simply not understood well enough for us to figure out.
Actually, I didn't invent this, I can claim no credit. I've been lurking here for years,
despite my recent joined date. Another RF member (sadly don't remember name)
proposed this long ago, and I found it an elegant compromise between Creation Vs.
Evolution that fits Jewish understanding. That the story (and it is way too old to be
considered anything but a myth, even to many Jews) is NOT about the physical
creation but spiritual. So, the issue is in accepting both with minimum conflict.
Not perfect of course, and there is bits of the creation story that might be describing
a physical event, but by and large it's a bad idea to see Genesis as History or Science.
Only ToE can create this, for reasons not relevant to this discussion.
Why would only TOE be able to do this, based on what? Because I would say that it is not relevant in any discussion, unless we are dealing with an actual issue or problem.
Which is why the God theory vs the Multiverse theory is relevant, despite both lacking any form of explanatory power, at least they attempt to deal with the issue of fine tuning.
Well, I'll explain and let you decide. BTW I'm 100% a believer in Multiverse theory, and
also Cyclical Universe Theory. I'll try to be concise, and FYI will be injecting some
rather obscure Jewish mythology/Theosophy/legend into it, but to keep it flowing...
G-d is spirit, in a way far beyond our understanding. And unique. And he decided to
create an 'Other' for... who knows? companionship? We get a hint at this, G-d says
it is not good for us to be alone and also says we are created in his image. We may
not be able to create the 'Other' in anything but fiction, modern example being scifi,
but look at how we rush to create AI, despite the well understood dangers!
So... G-d creates the angels, beings of spirit like him. Only, they are not independent.
They are little more than automatons. (Forget the 'Angel Rebellion' nonsense that is
influence outside of Judaism and not in Tanakh at all.)
So, what to do? Create a being more independent by being more distant. Not by
proximity but by nature. But G-d, being... lets say 'perfect' for lack of better word,
cannot directly create 'not-perfect'. No more than you or I can directly work atoms
and particles. So he creates universe(s) to set the mechanisms in motion to form
these beings. Many failures, Jewish legend says that this universe is the seventh
iteration. (That's the real significance of the 'seven days of creation' IMHO)
So, G-d watches the universe(s) and when a suitable species evolves he chooses.
Then he creates a perfect specimen without any genetic faults (and we have a LOT
of them, why inbreeding is so dangerous and why believing in ONE couple making
a race is just impossible)
So that is how we find Adam in Eden. There's other people on earth, all right,
they're just in the petri dish of the experiment. Without the same soul as Adam,
but an animal soul. But, when man is cast out of Eden, they start interbreeding.
Lots of issues here I know, like when do those not-Adam humans get souls, but...
does this all make sense? Really don't know, I'm hella autistic.