This paper investigates what "everything" is, or, at the very least, offers on interpretation of "everything". A hypothesis has been formed to explain "everything", based on a paradoxical linguistic and mathematical equation, and under the assumption that everything is a paradox. Given this apparent paradox, this paper suggests that there is a fundamental contradiction that lies at the core of quantum mechanics. This contradiction can then be used to describe the non-quantum yet quantum universe. Therefore, this paper simultaneously will and will not try to explain "everything". An investigation into the dimensions of the universe is conducted, suggesting that no-dimension, is the all-dimension, what the cosmological singularity is, based on the cyclical model of the universe, what causes the cosmological singularity, what determines whether a quantum system is a wave or a particle, or a wave-particle. It describes what the forces are and the qualities and quantity of forces, suggesting everything is a force, and that the force of everything is a permanent "hyper-force" from which all "hyper-forces" stem, and offering a hierarchy of the universal forces based on brain structure and the senses of the brain, suggesting that the model of the brain shares symmetry with the model of the universal forces. The interpretation further suggests that the non-quantum model of the brain is the model of the non-quantum universe, and the quantum model of the brain is the model of the quantum universe (quantum forces). This paper also investigates whether the universe has a parallel universe, based on an understanding of the suggested hypothesis of force hierarchy, and suggests a hypothesis for quantum gravity and what it stems from, based on hypothetical brain structure. This paper also puts forth a hypothesis for evolution, suggesting there may be an "evolutionary singularity", and tries to explain the "code" of evolution.