Rebuttal on Ontological and Foundational Misinterpretations in Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM)
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This work presents a formal rebuttal addressing ontological and interpretational misrepresentations of the Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM) framework. It establishes that ECM is grounded in physically consistent reinterpretations rather than abstract mathematical constructs. By reaffirming the primacy of frequency in energetic manifestation through relations such as E = hf and f₀ = fₚ + Δf₀, the discussion clarifies misconceptions regarding mass composition, frequency ontology, and the assumed necessity of a physical substrate. The scope remains confined to interpretational consistency within ECM and does not extend into foundational pedagogy.
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