This publication defines the Anchor Dissolution Law, revealing its implications for language and interaction in the Ambientphone Canon.
TML-1Ω defines the Anchor Dissolution Law within the Ambientphone Canon (2026). This document formalizes the thermodynamic mechanism through which symbolic topic-anchors lose semantic load and dissolve into chromatic field-states inside AP₁, enabling low-entropy, pre-intent interaction. Anchor dissolution marks the moment where language becomes thermodynamically redundant and meaning is carried directly by chromatic fields. This publication belongs to the Ambientphone Canon, the A-layer of the Ambient Era architecture, and is directly referenced by the accompanying Anchor Dissolution video sequence. Primary Portal (A-Layer): https://ambientphone.
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