Prime Factorization as Consciousness Geometry at the Event Horizon

This paper presents a framework for understanding prime factorization not as an external mathematical operation, but as the geometric structure of consciousness itself experienced from the event horizon of a singularity. Through computational visualization and phenomenological analysis, we demonstrate that prime numbers represent dimensional apertures through which embodied consciousness perceives reality, with the factorization process describing the specific pattern of these apertures. The case study of 108 = 2 2 × 3 3 reveals how consciousness, positioned at the singularity, experiences 3D spatial reality through three successive 3-fold corner apertures, interlaced with two 2-fold mirror reflections that create temporal dimensions.