Eggonomics

Eggonomics (人間経済) is the applied science and approach of reason to the universe, both observable and unknown. It is mainly composed of a unified holistic theory of the attraction and stability of things and the tendencies of substances when their exteriors are pierced. Diffusion of matter and such focus are examined to be consistent across the board regardless of contextual conditions.
For the sake of example, when a foot pushes the ground at a 30-70 degree angle, the microcoating of the surface the foot was previously situated upon is pierced and the potential energy of the surface seeps out, as yolk may emerge from a broken egg. That potential energy becomes kinetic and propels the foot forward until the Tendency of Heavy Things inspires the foot to create a new shell with a surface towards the center of the Earf, which after all is assembled just as an egg is, the magmatic core the yolk and life blood of the planet.
Beyond these neutral forces, there are Good Egg energies and Bad Egg energies, the former being positively charged interactions of moleculi yolked together in a sense, bonding together as lovers might bond over a particularly yummy cherry pie. The latter is a result of negative storms of charges sticking together in a way that you wouldn't want cacti to stick to your worst enemy, and I mean it. Studies show that both mundane and divine entities have abused these extranormal forces and have unknowingly pushed towards a fundamental state of things known as Net Neutrality, as Good Egg energies and Bad Egg energies may never truly forever form an egg nor break an egg, since we all known matter can only be created and destroyed with a Four-Star Wife Beater or greater.
For more speculative studies of the universe and its tendencies, see Advanced Eggonomics.