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1. Chronometric Coupling

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   In thermodynamics, Chronometric Coupling offers a radical reinterpretation of the Second Law. Standard interpretations link entropy increase to the statistical probability of disorder and the macroscopic flow of time. CC suggests that entropy increase is not merely a statistical consequence but an imposed directional bias originating from the underlying temporal topology.
   Specifically, CC implies that systems moving against the ambient chronometric gradient—such as high…

2. Negative Intrinsic Mass (nim)

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   $$\text{Dimension } (D) \propto e^{-\PhiE / \Phic}$$
   This implies that stable observation requires high energy density, contradicting the necessity of low entropy for maintaining the negative inertial state. Current experimental setups attempting to isolate $\text{NIM}$ invariably lead to rapid phase transition into what researchers term "Entropic Void State (EVS)," where the object ceases interaction with the electromagnetic spectrum…