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🚨 BREAKING: Light doesn’t take one path. It takes every possible path at once… and only the fastest one survives. That’s why it bends in glass. That shouldn’t be possible. Nothing is “choosing” the path. In my framework: Reality doesn’t decide It resolves into what the structure allows Efficiency... show more

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