RELATIVITY AND QUANTUM MECHANICS
Robert Bobo Ostojić
Cover Note This document is offered in a constructive spirit as a conceptual bridge between established frameworks. It does not propose a replacement of General Relativity or Quantum Mechanics, nor does it introduce new formal equations. Instead, it suggests that several long-standing tensions arise from a shared observational assumption regarding time and space. By introducing a stratified propagation perspective and distinguishing propagation-time (Kairos time) from measured linear time, the paper aims to show how relativistic geometry and quantum behavior may be understood as complementary descriptions at different resolutions of the same underlying process. The intent is to reduce conceptual friction, not to challenge existing results, and to provide a neutral framework that may help orient future theoretical and experimental work.
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