Position paper: The special uncertainty theory of circular motion

This work develops an ontological structure of movement that dispenses with geometric projections, degrees, or continuous time axes. A one-dimensional entity is described as a cloud of states, whose visible manifestations represent timeless states such as A and B. Between these manifestations, there exists no path and no measurable distance, but rather the actual process: the ambiguity. This ambiguity is not a measurement error, but the dynamic range in which the cloud of states operates without any state becoming visible. Classical geometry loses the center of essence by attributing it to the geometer and constructing the circle as an object. This work shows that the center belongs to essence itself and that the future arises through the mode change of the state cloud. The time operator describes this change as a discrete transformation from before to after, while the mode is now exclusively associated with uncertainty. Einstein's train analogy from 1918 is demystified and presented as a category error: the assumption that tires with constant gravity on the Earth's round surface are subject to constant gravity, as is the lack of time dilation on the Moon and Mars. And space with its varying gravitational conditions.