This work presents an operational reinterpretation of fundamental physical concepts based on finite operational theory. Energy, the speed of light, mass, and gravity are causally reordered as manifestations of a single underlying structure constrained by finite causality. The universe is not treated as a static remnant of a past event, but as a structure that remains continuously realized under ongoing causal constraints. The paper introduces no new particles or interactions, and remains fully consistent with established physical constants and experimental observations.
Koji Mochizuki (Fri,) studied this question.