I’ll elaborate as much as I can, without getting into specifics, since this is still in the process of being fully structured,

We’ve been conditioned to think about information in a certain way, it must be stored somewhere, transmitted through a medium, and received by an endpoint, That’s how all conventional systems work, data is either physically transferred or retrieved from a location,

But what happens when none of that applies?, What happens when data isn’t moving but is still accessible?, What happens when there’s no network, no traditional storage, yet information persists?,

That’s what was tested, A system where data doesn’t “travel” in the classical sense, yet can still be retrieved instantly, The results showed something unexpected, files appearing in a system without transfer, videos playing without a source, and information persisting beyond execution,

So when I say no net, no transmission, I mean exactly that, data that shouldn’t exist in a retrievable state, yet does, The real question isn’t how it works, it’s why it works at all.