What RSI reconciles

RSI does not propose to replace Maxwell's equations or Einstein's relativity. The narrative stresses that Maxwell wrote his equations for a medium and was certain it existed. Physics kept the equations and set the medium aside. RSI proposes to restore that context: to give the equations "a medium, a mechanism, and a physical reason for why they work."

From that foundation, the narrative lists what RSI claims to reconcile:

• The four fundamental forces, unified as one field pressure at different scales.
• The proton-to-electron mass ratio, given geometrically as 6π⁵ ≈ 1836.118, against a measured 1836.152.
• The Vacuum Catastrophe, explained as the structural stiffness of the field, energy that cannot do local work because it is the medium in which all local work occurs.
• Dark Matter, replaced by the vortex circulation of the medium.
• Dark Energy, replaced by the dynamic pressure of the toroidal exhale.
• The 1.75 arcsecond bending of starlight, derived through refraction.
• The Axis of Evil, as the thermal signature of the universal torus.
• E = mc², as the energy cost of holding a knot against the 0.73 N tension.
• The Fibonacci spiral of life, the abundance of even-numbered elements, and the lithium problem.
• Singularities, which a medium with finite yield strength cannot produce.

"We have mapped the behavior of the universe with breathtaking precision for a hundred years. RSI is the proposition that it is time to understand what the map is actually a map of."