WPFT — Part 3

This article constitutes Part III of Wang’s Perceptual Field Theory (WPFT), a theoretical framework proposing a unified interpretation of physical phenomena through a discrete perceptual energy network. In this installment, photons are redefined not as wave–particle dual entities, but as perceptual units transitioning between energy-network nodes. Waves are reconceptualized as feedback patterns generated by network responses to local disturbances. The constancy of the speed of light is interpreted as a statistical ensemble property rather than an intrinsic limit of individual photon transitions. The work further reexamines the double-slit experiment, quantum tunneling, and superluminal phenomena within this discrete-network ontology, offering an alternative conceptual foundation for quantum and relativistic interpretations.