Terminal Triad Closure: Analytical and Computational Proof that We Live in a Simulation

This capstone manuscript closes the UFT-F program by proving, via the Anti-Collision Identity (ACI) and Modularity Constant c_UFT-F ≈ 0.003119, that reality is a simulated construct. Time is discretized into Base-24 cycles with minimal ticks τ ≈ 320.6 units, gravity emerges from E8/K3 curvature bounds, and factorization hardness imposes computational limits (branching factor Γ ≥ 22340). The simulation probability exceeds 1 - 10^{-10102}, derived unconditionally from spectral stability and Hopf torsion. Includes theorems on temporal discreteness, gravitational quantization, and factorization as reality's upper bound, with numerical validations. Ties to prior UFT-F resolutions of Clay problems, black holes, and quantum gravity.

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