" To believe our satellite optics are in error,

and that our 100 year old Model is correct,

is simply, 

Epistemic overreach. "

* (confidence substituted for comprehension)

When the audience mistakes fluency for truth, we all fail.

This dataset contains the FUNt — LCDM Resolver.

(WWR) 'Grad Engine'

(φ⁷ Edition,v2.3)

w/Bad Glass Resolver (our optics are correct, our model has error)

An educational and research-oriented Jupyter notebook,

demonstrating how cosmology’s standard tensions (ie. Dark Matter),

collapse under fractaile geometry (D ≈ 1.20)

• note- companion model to https://zenodo.org/records/17620157
• note- companion model to https://zenodo.org/records/17620340                

• FUNt — LCDM Resolver 

• WWR Grad Engine (φ⁷ Edition)

• (φ⁷ Edition)w/Bad Glass Resolver

The Resolver allows the user to toggle between:
  • ΛCDM / dark-matter interpretation
  • FUNt / Wave-Web Resonance interpretation

Across four main panels:
  • Energy Scaling (E ∼ r³ vs E ∼ r^D)
  • Gravity Falloff (1/r² vs 1/r^(3−D≈1.8))
  • Hydrogen Level Scaling (3D vs fractaile cosmic form)
  • GR-Breaker Panel (r→0, large-r gravity, sub-Planck transition, c_eff)

All FUNt constants (φ, φ², φ⁷, D≈1.20, HTB/HRB ranges) are locked in code.

A progressive Easter Egg (“Bad Glass Resolver”) unlocks after all model-panel
combinations have been explored.

It reveals:
  • the Hubble-tension collapse under correct geometry,
  • Cepheid-BAO unification,
  • the angular-size conversion error underlying the “bad glass” myth,
  • bias curve showing why telescopes were blamed                          (despite perfect data).

This notebook is optimized for instruction, replication, and comparative
demonstration.

It accompanies the FUNt theoretical archive and extends its
interactive physics modules.

As with all FUNt releases, a dedicated portion of
any future financial benefit is pledged to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
and St. Joseph’s charitable medical ministries.