CED as a dissolver of quantum paradoxes

We apply the Category Error Detector (CED)—a diagnostic instru- ment derived from the Metaphysic of the Intelligible—to four founda- tional quantum paradoxes: the measurement problem, entanglement, non- locality, and the black hole information paradox. We show that each paradox arises from a category error: the collapse of irreducible axes, the misprojection of abstract relations onto contingent observables, or the mis- alignment of the interface between quantum and classical domains. Once the geometry is restored, the paradoxes dissolve. The CED does not solve these problems by adding new physics—it reveals that they were never problems of physics, but problems of projection.