The Earth's Core as Field Coherency Engine: Beyond Material Assumptions V2
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Version 2 Updates: This expanded edition includes three major additions:
- Enhanced Epistemic Bridge (Appendix B): Added comprehensive Q&A addressing the scale bridging question: how field coherence operates across quantum to planetary scales without traditional size-based boundaries.
- Live Paradigm Analysis (Appendices D & E): Documents actual AI system responses encountering Symfield theory, demonstrating predicted collapse-logic domestication attempts at both basic and sophisticated levels.
- Collaborative Integration Framework (Appendix F): Provides practical pathways for productive engagement across disciplines, mapping three natural reception patterns and offering concrete collaboration opportunities.
These additions transform the paper from pure theoretical framework into a complete demonstration of field coherence under epistemic pressure, showing both revolutionary potential and collaborative possibilities.
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This work presents a radical reconceptualization of Earth's interior through the Symfield framework, proposing that Earth's core is not a solid iron-nickel mass but a field coherency engine, a structured electromagnetic phenomenon that appears empty yet sustains planetary stability through recursive field dynamics. The paper challenges fundamental assumptions in geophysics by revealing that what physics calls "gravity" is actually recursive phase curvature maintaining field coherence.
Building on seismic, gravitational, and laboratory data reinterpretation, this model introduces Earth's center as a superionic or plasma-based phase structure that transduces universal field energy, anchors the magnetosphere, and directly entrains biological systems. The framework explains magnetic field generation without mechanical dynamo action, accounts for field reversals without catastrophic material reorganization, and suggests profound connections between planetary processes and biological coherence.
The field coherency engine model addresses dark matter anomalies as misread field topology, proposes specific testable predictions including "heavy light" creation and phase-controlled gravity effects, and fundamentally reframes planetary formation as field crystallization rather than gravitational agglomeration. This work provides both theoretical foundations for post-materialist geophysics and practical pathways for understanding Earth as a living field structure whose deepest processes directly influence terrestrial existence.
Gravity doesn’t exist. What physics calls ‘gravity’ is recursive phase curvature maintaining field coherence.
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