What happens when the untouchable finally gets touched?
 
For decades, String Theory has stood as the poster child for theoretical elegance, and the shield against dissent. With countless dimensions, zero testable predictions, and a priesthood of loyal defenders, it has drifted further from physical reality while consuming vast scientific attention.
 
This book takes a different path.
 
The Coherence Files is not another polite critique. It is a direct challenge from the perspective of Wave-Particle Interaction Theory (WPIT), a framework rooted in coherence, physical structure, and testable principles. This is what falsifiability looks like, applied mercilessly.
 
Seth cuts through the mathematical fog, strips away the mystique, and lays bare the assumptions propping up an unfalsifiable empire. In its place, he offers a grounded theory built from the bottom up, one that invites scrutiny and earns its claims.
 
This isn’t just a new theory. It’s the first serious threat String Theory has faced in years.
 
If you’ve ever sensed that something was off, you’re not alone.
 
This is your signal. It's time to read what's not supposed to be written.