One law. Every substrate.
Load crosses capacity. Order breaks. We measure the threshold, and act before it.
Qubits today. Models next. Brains on the horizon.
Proven against every vendor stack it has met, on the machines themselves. Stabilized at the pulse level, predicted before launch, verified by official job IDs. The record is public.
Same law, next substrate: hallucination behaves like decoherence, a saturation event, not a data deficit. Generation-time control from capacity measurement. A research thesis in active development.
Neuron-scale computation under the same capacity law. A qubit and a tired brain fail the same way: load crosses capacity, order breaks. We intend to measure that threshold too.
The universe is not complicated. Every computing substrate, engineered or biological, obeys one capacity law: push more through a system than it can integrate, and order collapses into noise. The industry answers with brute force. We answer with understanding: measure the load, know the threshold, act before it breaks. One theory. One kernel. Every substrate.