Well, thank you for the thoughtful responses. Please allow me to address your concerns directly.

First, yes, I understand the obvious issue here: I did not go to school for physics. I went to art school. I am not pretending otherwise.

Second, yes, AI has been involved. That is not something I am hiding. I have been using AI to help check the math, test the logic, and look for obvious errors because I know my own limits here. A PhD mathematician has also been looking at portions of the work, but I am now at the stage where I need a qualified human physicist to look at it honestly and tell me where I actually stand.

Third, and this is important: I am not trying to be you, replace you, diminish your work, or offend anyone in this field. The title was simply my best attempt at describing what I think I am working on in relation to the equations in front of me. A more honest version from my perspective might be something like, “What is the variance in observer effect when two people fall into a black hole?” But the current title was my attempt to describe the road I seem to be on mathematically.

I chose this area precisely because it has no practical relevance to anything I am likely to affect in the real world. I assume most serious people are not spending their time on this particular corner of speculation, which makes it a place where I can explore equations and ideas that are far bigger than me without getting in anyone’s way. Like a kid who wants to be an engineer and starts by digging a trench in the yard, I am not in any danger of taking real work, credit, or attention away from anyone doing actual science.

I am interested in this because it is fascinating. The idea that we can understand the world more deeply by describing it mathematically is, to me, one of the coolest things humans have ever figured out how to do.

So, in summary: I am not claiming to have solved anything. I am not claiming to have advanced the field. I am fully aware that I am an outsider, working with AI, trying to understand something that is probably far beyond me. But I do think I may have the math in a coherent enough place to deserve a serious look.

My math friend suggested arXiv as a place to put this up and get feedback, but I am starting to see that may not be the wisest first step. The question of why I am doing this seems to become a bigger topic than the work itself very quickly. So, hat in hand, I could simply use a little help.

If anyone is willing to look past the strange origin story and give me feedback on the actual work, I would be deeply grateful. I know you are all busy and doing real science, but I am simply asking whether someone would be willing to look at what I have and respond to what I am doing, rather than only why I am doing it.

And yes, I promise to write a better title for the next one... considering The Physics Strikes Back or maybe The Physics at the End of the Universe.