The Resonant Lattice Model (RLM) resolves late-stage cosmological tensions by introducing a10−4 Mpc−1 macroscopic impedance—a geometric drag acting upon a continuous superfluidvacuum. However, utilizing terminology such as "lattice" and "impedance" risks misinterpretation as a return to a rigid, dissipative aether. This clarification paper establishes the strict Kinematic-Functionalist parameters of the RLM. We mathematically decouple the vacuum fluid (a non-interacting Substrate Constant) from the localized topological geometry (dynamic Algorithmic Variables). By demonstrating that Event Horizons act as topological yield boundaries rather than singularities, and by aligning kinematic drag with observed diffusion damped oscillations, we establish that the RLM lattice is a dynamic interference map devoid of thermodynamic friction
Jonathan Byron Fisher (Mon,) studied this question.