STEP 06

Quantum Geometry

Entanglement as mirror reflection, tunneling as decoupling

Entangled particles are not separate entities communicating across space. They are two intersection points on the **same flow line**. Measurement forces a crease, revealing entry and exit loci with opposite spins—a geometric mirror reflection, not spooky action. Tunneling is not wavefunction penetration; it is a temporary decoupling cycle: $\Gamma \to 0$ through the barrier, then recoupling beyond it.
Technical Details Entanglement lifetime scales with $\rho$. Tunneling probability depends on the likelihood that $\Gamma$ drops sufficiently before reflection. Gravitational modulation and temporal asymmetry are testable signatures distinguishing geometric from informational models.
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