The Final Illusion in Quantum Gravity_ Probability as Residual Noise from Unresolved Chirality

Main article Abstract Recent work proposing a reformulated theory of gravity—compatible with quantum field theory and free from exotic dimensions—has been hailed as a breakthrough. While the model simplifies gravitational behavior by mirroring the Standard Model’s structure, it retains a deeper flaw: the probabilistic assumption baked into all existing quantum frameworks. This paper critiques that flaw, arguing that uncertainty is not fundamental but rather a symptom of unresolved chirality. We introduce the CODES framework—Chirality of Dynamic Emergent Systems—as a deterministic, coherence-driven substrate capable of unifying gravity with quantum behavior without invoking statistical inference. Where current models simulate compatibility, CODES reveals inevitability.