latent-structural-causality

🌌 Explore latent structural causality to redefine physical existence in unobservable regimes and deepen understanding of cosmology and physics foundations.

A conceptual and experimentally feasible triple-layer protocol based on Young’s double-slit experiment, designed to test whether physical interaction alone suffices for loss of interference or whether conscious observation adds any observable role in quantum measurement.

This work introduces the concept of Latent Structural Causality, a framework for describing physical entities that are formally present yet lack observable effects in certain regimes. Applied to cosmology, it interprets the emergence of gravity, light, and time as transitions of operativity rather than creations ex nihilo.