Superposition Does Not Imply Duplication: An Admissibility Analysis of Quantum Scaling Claims

Recent interpretations of quantum mechanics suggest that particles existing in superposition occupy multiple locations simultaneously in a manner that could scale to macroscopic or cosmological effects. This paper applies the Paton Admissibility Framework to clarify the distinction between unresolved quantum states and resolved observational instances. It is shown that superposition represents a pre-datum condition and does not constitute duplication within resolved space. Claims that such behaviour implies multiverse interaction or large-scale instability are identified as misclassifications arising from failure to apply admissibility constraints. The result is a structural clarification: superposition does not imply duplication, and unresolved states do not support ontological escalation.