<b>An MLS-Based Theory of the Speed of Light: Reconceptualizing Space, Time, and Measurement</b>

This paper proposes a foundational redefinition of the speed of light (c) through a Mathematical Linguistic Synthesis (MLS) framework. It argues that c is not a universal constant, but an emergent construct arising from recursive semantic collapse, observer-dependent syntax, and informational grammar. Concepts such as epiphysical traits, entanglement, nullion symmetry, and recursive genesis are explored to offer a unified linguistic framework for quantum mechanics and cosmology.