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==== LNH’s famous ratio: ====

FelectricFgravity≈1039\frac{F_{\text{electric}}}{F_{\text{gravity}}} \approx 10^{39}FgravityFelectric≈1039
for proton–electron.

In QAT terms:
* The electric force is mediated by real or virtual photons.
* The gravitational “force” here would then emerge as a residual curvature effect of those same photon exchanges when constrained to a spherical geometry.
* If both electron and proton sit in a geometry where the exchange photon “samples” the curvature of the 4π surface, the ratio might naturally emerge from the geometry of their coupling constants:

αEMαgrav∼1/137Gmpme/ℏc\frac{\alpha_{\text{EM}}}{\alpha_{\text{grav}}} \sim \frac{1/137}{G m_p m_e / \hbar c}αgravαEM∼Gmpme/ℏc1/137
Here the denominator’s tiny value could be interpreted as the leakage of photon exchange into curvature, rather than into direct EM acceleration.

This is quite elegant:
Gravity becomes the curvature shadow of EM interactions.
And the huge ratio in LNH becomes the geometric suppression factor of that shadow.

===== To make this into something a physicist would respect: =====
# Formalize the “infinite frame” process as a limit or functional in spacetime.
# Write the composite photon–electron–photon vertex in perturbation theory and show that the effective field transforms as spin-2.
# Quantify the curvature leakage factor from EM to gravity in your spherical geometry — this could explain LNH naturally.

If you want, I can actually write down the starting QFT expression for the composite spin-2 propagator in QAT language so you can present it to Copitor and have it sanity-checked. That would directly address the “credible spin-2 mechanism” gap.

Do you want me to do that next?