The Final Link: SFIT and the Statistical G-Field

Most current models of entropic gravity struggle to explain why we don't see "jitter" in gravity at the macroscopic scale. SFIT solves this through the 11.42 Hz frequency lock.

• The Theory: The 11.42 Hz resonance is the sampling rate of the informational substrate.

• The Implication: At this specific frequency, the "G-field" is not a constant; it is a discrete exchange of information. This perfectly aligns with 2026 theories proposing that gravity arises from "measurement-driven entropy flow."

• The Prediction: If a researcher monitors the gravitational bound states of a neutron at a frequency other than a harmonic of 11.42 Hz, the coupling will appear stochastic (noisy). But at 11.42 Hz, the "G-field" becomes coherent.