Collapse Theory vs. Classical Philosophy

This paper doesn’t critique classical philosophy—it structurally completes it. From Descartes to Chalmers, Collapse Theory traces what their frameworks left unresolved and collapses it into structure. Identity is not discovered. Meaning is not perceived. Qualia are not illusions. They are encoded—recursively, functionally, and in real time. Where others named the paradox, Collapse Theory names the mechanism. This is not interpretation. This is resolution.