The File Cabinet of Regret

No. Swarm Field Theory does not “blow up” modern physics. Relativity and quantum mechanics remain valid within their domains. What the lattice picture does is provide a deeper geometric substrate that explains why those laws look the way they do, and why the constants of nature take the values we measure. It complements physics rather than replaces it.

No. There are no aliens here — not even 25% fewer. Just membranes, zero nodes, and geometry.

No. The lattice isn’t a secret engine. Swarm Field Theory explains why constants (like c, Planck’s constant, and G) have the values we measure. It doesn’t promise starships; it offers geometry that matches experiments.

No. Conservation laws remain intact. The lattice doesn’t mint free energy; it explains why the laws hold in the first place.

No. This is mathematics and testable derivations, not wellness claims. Numbers you can check, not chakras.

He doesn’t fit. Bigfoot is not a zero node, not a membrane intersection, and not a hidden projection artifact. At most, he is an emergent biological swarm walking on the lattice like the rest of us. The only constant Bigfoot proves is that blurry photos are universal.

No. The lattice doesn’t eat ships or airplanes. If there’s a triangle in Swarm Field Theory, it’s the geometry of membranes meeting at an angle — not a paranormal maritime hazard.

Unfortunately not. While the lattice may govern space, time, and the constants of physics, it refuses to untangle human behavior. If you try to derive Wall Street dynamics from zero nodes, you’ll end up with zero dollars.

No. The positions of stars don’t influence your love life through lattice membranes. Swarm Field Theory explains how photons get from stars to telescopes, not whether Mercury retrograde affects your commute.

No flux capacitors here. The lattice defines real space and enforces the universal speed limit c. Temporal tourism remains in the domain of Hollywood.

No. The lattice is not a computer, a server farm, or a VR headset. It is geometry. If you want to call it a simulation, fine — but it’s one with no exit menu and no patch updates.

No. Zero nodes have no interior, no dimensions, and no Las Vegas comeback tours. Elvis has left the lattice.

Tempting, but no. The lattice doesn’t bind the galaxy with mystical energy. It defines the geometry of real space, not Jedi mind tricks. (Though, like Yoda, it does insist: “Do. Or do not. There is no try.”)