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This blog post accompanies the first episode of Chapter 4 in the “M.E.T.A.-Physics” series, where Dr. Alexander begins to present the empirical evidence for the Eternality Axiom through the Experimental Pillar. The post focuses on the section “Tabletop Demonstrations of Quantum Potential,” which argues that the fundamental state of potentiality described by quantum mechanics can be understood through simple, classical experiments. We explore how a coin in mid-air or a tumbling die exists in a state of pure potential—a “field” of possible outcomes—before observation collapses it into a definite result. This serves as a direct, intuitive correlate to the quantum wavefunction. The post also delves into how the Law of Large Numbers, which reveals a stable pattern behind many random events, points to the deeper, ordered informational structure of the eternal field itself, showing that what we call “chance” is merely a surface feature of an infinite potential.