Theoretical framework unifies phenomena of locality and non-locality through relational structures, implying a new understanding.
A structural reframing of locality and non‑locality showing that both arise from constraint operations applied to relational waves. Locality is treated as the stabilized surface of a deeper relational manifold, while non‑locality reflects the unrestricted coherence of relational structure prior to measurement. The paper introduces a general explanatory operator that unifies phenomena across physics, cognition, identity, meaning, development, and ontology.
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