I am not claiming to have solved quantum gravity.
I am building a fracture map.
The known fracture is this:
General relativity treats gravity as dynamical spacetime geometry.
Quantum theory treats physical systems through quantum states, probabilities, fields, and measurement structures that require a stable background or relational replacement for evolution and localization.
The break appears where both must matter at once:
black hole interiors
Big Bang boundary
possible Big Crunch boundary
extreme curvature
extreme density
Planck-scale regimes
My current claim:
The overlap fails at singularity-boundaries because the stage itself stops being safely separable.
The central unanswered question:
When the stage breaks, what remains stable enough to generate a stage again?
This repository is not a finished theory.
It is a public working map for identifying:
what general relativity preserves
what quantum theory preserves
where the overlap breaks
what assumptions fail at singularity-boundaries
what kind of pre-spacetime structure may be required for time, locality, gravity, and spacetime to re-emerge
undifferentiated symmetry
→ distinction / relation
→ re-entry
→ nesting
→ ordered depth
→ pre-time arrow
→ ruler / metric problem
→ clock-time
→ spacetime
→ gravity / locality
The arrow may be earned.
The amount is still open.
The current unresolved problem is the ruler problem:
How does order become measurable?
How does sequence become interval?
How does pre-time become clock-time?
README.md
LICENSE.md
00-knowns-before-shape.md
01-fracture-zone.md
02-stage-break.md
03-undifferentiated-symmetry.md
04-distinction-and-relation.md
05-reentry-and-nesting.md
06-pretime-and-the-arrow.md
07-the-ruler-problem.md
08-current-spine.md
09-open-questions.md
10-inversion-sediment-hypothesis.md
11-adjacent-fields.md
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