Internal conservation

What if the law of conservation of energy doesn't mean what we think it does? Hear me out; It's got to do with black holes. (This is all hypothetical of course) What if black holes are like "eggs" of reality? The matter that it absorbs is like an egg being fertilized. If the fertilization fails ... the black hole starts to lose mass. If the fertilization is successful, then either; A. The event horizon forms as a shell to protect the infant universe before it buds off Or B. The"fertilized" universe buds off to start a big bang... therefore making a new universe This might even help explain the matter/antimatter disparity. I haven't done all the mathematics to properly test it... but so far.. it's hopeful. One possible effect of this is, universes of different sizes. We budded from a larger universe. Those universes that bud from us might be smaller because of this. Then the universe conserves the energy it had upon it's birth .. because there is no energy going in or out of the system (universe). There might be a tie in to higher dimensions... I'm still going through that though. What do you think?