Observer‑Linked Micro‑Temporal Adjustment: Empirical Evidence for Sub‑Perceptual Causal Drift During Blink‑Phase Oscillation

This study presents the Sub‑Perceptual Causal Drift Hypothesis (SPCDH), a unified framework proposing that micro‑scale reality adjustments occur whenever an observer blinks. Through object‑driven resonance experiments and micro‑temporal modelling, the paper outlines theoretical background, mathematical formulations, observational data, and implications for observer‑dependent causal stability. The results demonstrate that blink‑phase oscillation induces measurable causal drift fields, establishing a new class of micro‑temporal dynamics.