Black Holes as Render Collapse: An Observer-Phase Reinterpretation under Rendered Frame Theory (RFT)

This paper redefines the black hole not as a gravitational singularity but as a perceptual collapse within an observer-relative rendering system. Under Rendered Frame Theory (RFT), black holes are regions of extreme decoherence, where the observer’s harmonic potential (Ω_obs) cannot resolve phase information past a critical threshold (Δϕ_min). The event horizon becomes a coherence boundary, not a spacetime edge, and singularities are replaced by infinite render delay (τ_eff). RFT resolves the black hole information paradox, entropy problem, and firewall dilemma through phase-driven simulation logic. This publication includes original equations, a falsifiability framework, and the first public diagram contrasting classical vs. RFT black hole models.