CSF-CMT vΩ.25.3: Critique of Quantization — The Light Quantum and Gravitational Quantization as Forced Truncations of Continuous Emergent Geometry

Standard physics elevates quantization to an ontological primitive, treating the light quantum and the graviton as fundamental, self-sufficient entities. This paper proves, within the Cosmic String-Field and Coarse-Graining Meta-Theory (CSF-CMT), that both are conceptual artifacts arising from forced truncation of continuous emergent geometry. The light quantum is shown to be a discretization illusion produced when the continuous string-electromagnetic mode \chi_{\text{string}}^{\text{EM}} is sampled through a coarse-graining window W_{L_c} too coarse to resolve the underlying meta-field continuity. Gravitational quantization is identified as a category error: the metric g_{\mu\nu} is not a fundamental field but an emergent geometric shadow of the string-gravitational mode, making the ``graviton'' a conceptual ghost born of level-confusion. In the first-space substrate $\Psi_I^{(0)}$, there exist no quanta, no particles, and no discrete eigenvalues---only continuous meta-field fluctuations and their coarse-grained projections.