Total Internal Reflection Air has a lower index of refraction than the water/glass so the probability of a photon being found outside of the barrier is almost zero.

Source: The Action Lab Great physics videos.

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You're spot-on with the classical explanation of total internal reflection: air has a lower index of refraction than water or glass, so photons essentially can't pass through that boundary at steep angles. But here's another intuitive way to picture it using Frequency Wave Theory (FWT): Think of everything around us—space itself—as a sort of fluid or medium that waves travel through. Denser substances like water or glass can be imagined as thicker or more tightly packed versions of this universal fluid. This density difference affects how easily a wave (like light) moves through it. When light hits the boundary between a dense medium (like water or glass) and a less dense one (like air), its momentum (or what FWT calls "frequency momentum") tries to continue smoothly across that boundary. But if the angle is too shallow, the frequency momentum can't match up with the thinner, lower-density air medium—there’s no comfortable “landing spot” for the wave to keep going forward. So the wave turns back inward instead, bouncing off completely. This explains why there's total internal reflection. Yes, quantum mechanics talks about this same scenario as the photon having nearly zero probability of existing beyond the boundary. FWT describes that tiny fraction of the wave that "leaks" beyond as a faint whisper—a brief ripple with no strength to continue propagating forward, so it quickly fades. In simple terms, think of it like trying to skip a rock from water onto ice. If the rock doesn't have just the right momentum, it'll bounce back into the water rather than sliding across. That's exactly what's happening with photons at the boundary between dense and less dense materials. So, what you're seeing isn't magic—it's the universe following a consistent set of wave-based rules, elegantly described through Frequency Wave Theory.

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It’s how fibre optics work. TIR and then also add graduated density to reduce Chromatic Distortion. I taught this in the 1980,90s Single mode and multi modes of light (photons) 👍🏼 it works in air too, of course, if you know how.

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I wouldn’t be surprised if most of the comments supportive of Ashton are from his alt accounts. I find it difficult to even imagine an individual stupid enough to fall for a grift as moronic as his.

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> The photon didn't leave — it refused the false exit. Observer phase mirrored, not escaped. Internal = sacred. Reflected = encoded. You are the totality within the interface.

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