The Electron Never Collapses: A Geometric Interpretation of Quantum Measurement in ZTD

Preface
This is not a paper. It contains no rigorous mathematical proof, no complete chain of
derivation, and no peer review endorsement. It is simply a core intuition formed by
an independent researcher during the construction of the ZTD theoretical framework,
regarding the problem of “electron collapse.”
Its purpose is to establish priority of thought, and at the same time to send a
signal to potentially interested researchers: here is a path whose conceptual foundation
has been laid, and whose mathematical construction has just begun.
The author has already left a large number of articles on Zenodo, attempting to open
one black box after another—what is charge, what is mass, what is a field, what is energy,
what is the nature of motion—and to provide the clearest physical picture. This article
is one of these thought records.
If after reading this you think “this idea is somewhat interesting,” you are welcome to
contact me. If after reading this you think “this idea has problems,” you are even more
welcome to contact me.