Thanks for the thorough reply!

What I’m gathering is that “wave” can refer to a behavioral pattern that is substrate independent — it refers to a logical function more than it does an ontological presence. That said, quantum waves are a substrate that exists beneath the material manifestations you and I experience (called a “wave” more-or-less for its mathematical properties)?

If that’s fair, would it be correct to call the quantum wave a “substrate” as I did?

and you know another thing about quantum field theory I don’t quite understand… I think it still depends on a four dimensional backdrop universe, for these fields to pervade. That fourth dimension is time, which is function of entropy. If time exists, that means the backdrop isn’t static — it evolves. That means it needs a fundamental explanation as well, something more than being just a background. No?

But can everything be waves? Waves need to propagate through a substrate… so if everything is a wave, what is space?

Do you mitigate potential abuse where someone deliberately tries to upload as much as they can as fast as possible?

Does it tell us something about reality if that’s true? I think it should… It reminds me of oneness.