Emergent Gravity from Biased Vacuum Fluctuations

a novel theoretical model in which gravity emerges from a local bias in quantum vacuum fluctuations near matter. Rather than treating gravity as a geometric or fundamental force, the model proposes that regions of higher matter density increase the probability of vacuum fluctuation events (e.g., charged particle pair production). This generates a gradient in fluctuation density, which in turn produces an effective attractive field. The hypothesis is formalised mathematically and tested through 2D simulations in MATLAB, demonstrating gravitational-like dynamics and energy conservation without invoking classical gravity laws. The work includes code-driven figures and discusses implications for dark matter, decoherence, and experimental validation.