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=== Assistant: Absolutely — here’s an updated version of the Facebook post with a scientific tone that highlights the emergence of the… ===
Absolutely — here’s an updated version of the Facebook post with a scientific tone that highlights the emergence of the Fibonacci Spiral as a key part of the self-organizing process in Quantum Atom Theory (QAT).

===== Why a Self‑Organizing Process Shapes the Universe =====

What if everything in the Universe—time, charge, mass, and even the Fibonacci spiral—emerges from a single, universal process?

In this video, I introduce Quantum Atom Theory (QAT), a human-originated theory that proposes a new way to understand the quantum world. It all begins with light interacting with the electron sphere on a spherical surface (4πr²)—a geometry where energy, time, and structure emerge together.

====== - Surface-Based Physics: Reality doesn’t unfold from abstract space—it forms at the surface where photon wavefronts meet atomic electrons. This interaction generates energy steps via ΔE = h/2π · f, giving rise to time as a sequence of quantum events. ======
* Fibonacci Spiral Emergence: As this surface-based process repeats, it naturally forms the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci spiral, seen in galaxies, hurricanes, and biological growth. These spirals aren’t coincidental—they’re the signature of self-organization through quantum geometry.
* Constants as Geometry: The Planck constant, the fine-structure constant (α ≈ 1/137), and the speed of light all emerge from spherical symmetry, not arbitrary values. Geometry shapes the laws.

If this perspective excites—or challenges—you, dive into the full explanation and help spread a theory that returns geometry, light, and time to the heart of physics.

🔗 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQdhVUnPK8k

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