The Black-Hole Reflective Interface A Proposed Convergence Zone of Quantum and Macroscopic Reality (An Extension of the Reflective Genesis Hypothesis)

This paper introduces the Black-Hole Reflective Interface (BHRI), an extension of the Reflective Genesis Hypothesis (RGH). The BHRI proposes that black-hole event horizons function as physical–quantum convergence zones where classical spacetime geometry and quantum-field processes directly intersect. In this framework, photons serve as primary carriers of reflective information, encoding gravitational, geometric, and quantum structure at the horizon. The event 
horizon is interpreted as a reflective membrane through which physical information is absorbed, transformed, and re-emitted, forming a bidirectional bridge between the macroscopic and quantum layers of reality.