Dynamic Bidirectional Cognitive–Quantum Translation Lattice (DBCQTL): A Coherence-Based Interface Architecture

Before Language: How Meaning Exists Before Words is a full manuscript developing a broad theory of meaning reconstruction before symbolic language. It argues that meaning is not carried by symbols themselves, but reconstructed from the structures those symbols compress. When the required structure cannot be rebuilt, the mind produces a coherent substitute: structural substitution. The manuscript develops this mechanism across bridge, music, medicine, archaeology, artificial intelligence, real estate disclosure, design, ancient astronomical encoding, and quantum-interface questions. It synthesizes the author’s prior research sequence into a non-specialist account of how signals travel, why meaning often fails to survive transmission, and why coherence should not be mistaken for correctness.