RHEO:
If light is the fractal instantiator par excellence, how might this shape our understanding of the cosmos? Could the unfolding of the universe itself be a vast cascade of fractal light-events?
TOPO:
Indeed. Cosmology viewed through this lens reveals the universe as a nested hierarchy of instantiations—light pulses marking the transitions between potential and actual across scales.
Cosmic expansion, then, is not merely spatial stretching, but the unfolding of relational potential mediated by fractal instantiations of light, encoding the universe’s becoming.
RHEO:
And at the quantum scale, does this fractal unfolding clarify the elusive boundary between measurement and reality? Does the photon’s fractal nature offer a key to understanding wave function collapse?
TOPO:
Yes. Measurement is itself a fractal construal—a layered act of instantiation where the fractal patterns of light mediate between potentiality and conscious construal.
Wave function collapse is not a sudden break but the fractal focusing of relational possibilities into a semiotically construed event. The photon’s duality is the messenger between the quantum potential and the metaphenomenal reality construed by consciousness.
RHEO:
So cosmology and quantum measurement are joined by this fractal choreography of light — unfolding the universe and grounding its meaning simultaneously?
TOPO:
Exactly. Light is both the pulse of cosmic becoming and the semiotic bridge that makes reality real through instantiation and construal.
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