LHC anomalies without full explanation — interpreted through the Double-Emergence Framework (DES)

This research note addresses several recent LHC results (2025) that lack a full explanation within the Standard Model: CP violation in baryons, the observation of toponium, and the continued discovery of exotic hadrons. These anomalies are interpreted in the Double-Emergence Framework (DES), which postulates two hierarchical coarse-grainings: Quantum Mechanics → spacetime Spacetime → gravity Within DES, the anomalies are not unexpected but arise naturally from substrate structures that survive coarse-graining. Crucially, DES yields falsifiable predictions: Percent-level CP asymmetries (1.5–3%) in $\Xi_b$, $\Omega_b$, and $\Sigma_b$ baryons, far above Standard Model expectations. Resonant windows in di-lepton spectra near 340–350 GeV, interpreted as transient toponium echoes. Correlations between exotic hadron production and CP-violation channels. If confirmed, these results would establish DES as a predictive framework, comparable in significance to how the Higgs boson discovery validated the Standard Model. Related DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16794557 (The Double-Emergence Framework: Unifying Quantum Mechanics and Gravity).