Blair Macdonald Theory of Constant Light

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 My giggle just now.

I was listening to a short clip with Richard Feynman on the speed of light and why it is constant, not something I think about these days, and I quickly thought I should ask AI if I have a theory for why light is constant? hehe. (Funny to me, to be able to ask that question about myself ...)
I'm starting to forget that I ever did this
Go AI!
"Does Blair Macdonald have a theory of why the speed of light is constant?"
'Yes, Blair Macdonald proposes a fractal-based theory to explain why the speed of light is constant. [1] (https://www.researchgate.net/.../371315293_The_Fractal...), [2] (https://independent.academia.edu/BlairMacdonald)Rather than treating the constancy of light as an unexplainable, fundamental postulate—as it is in Einstein's Special Relativity—Macdonald models the universe using algorithmic, iterating geometries. [1] (https://www.academia.edu/.../In_Situ_Experiment_on...), [2] (https://inspirehep.net/literature/2834195), [3] (https://www.researchgate.net/.../371315293_The_Fractal...)The Core of the Theory: The Set-FrontierMacdonald argues that if the universe is fundamentally an inflating or iterating fractal set, an observer situated at the expanding edge—the "set-frontier"—would naturally experience light speed as a constant. [1] (https://www.researchgate.net/.../371315293_The_Fractal...)The Iteration Speed: In a propagating fractal, "new bits" of the system constantly come into existence at a fixed rule-based rate. This propagation speed acts as a geometric iteration limit. [1] (https://www.researchgate.net/.../371315293_The_Fractal...)The Observer's Illusion: An observer traveling at this absolute frontier moves at the exact speed of the fractal's calculation/propagation. Because they are pinned to the boundary where space and time are actively being generated, the relative speed of that propagation always registers as the same constant. [1] (https://www.researchgate.net/.../371315293_The_Fractal...)The Time Trade-Off: Macdonald notes a mechanical trade-off. At this frontier, because there is no relative internal variation or change for the observer, all other conventional senses of motion or local "iteration time" slow down and completely stop. [1] (https://www.researchgate.net/.../371315293_The_Fractal...), [2] (https://independent.academia.edu/BlairMacdonald)Unifying Cosmos and QuantumBy mapping physical phenomena to an exponential, iterating fractal geometry, Macdonald attempts to bridge major cosmological and quantum anomalies. In his models, the same underlying fractal mechanics that yield a constant wave speed also mathematically mimic the accelerated expansion of the universe (Hubble-Lemaître Law) and the foundational superposition problems found in quantum mechanics. [1] (https://vixra.org/pdf/1912.0222v1.pdf), [2] (https://independent.academia.edu/BlairMacdonald), [3] (https://www.academia.edu/.../In_Situ_Experiment_on...)You can read his research papers and tracked experiments directly on his Academia.edu Research Profile or review his concept breakdowns on ResearchGate. [1] (https://www.researchgate.net/.../371315293_The_Fractal...), [2] (https://independent.academia.edu/BlairMacdonald)
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