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The mathematics underlying Relativity and Quantum Mechanics has remained structurally incompatible since the early 20th century. While the former is anchored in a continuous deterministic framework, the latter is organized around probabilities and linear operators. In this article, we present a proposed conceptual connection based on Infinite Series with Multiple Ratios (SRMs), a mathematical framework developed and applied in various domains in recent years. The journey that led us to this point was consolidated in twelve previous publications. The highlights include: (i) Paper 1, which applied SRMs to computational biology and was accepted for publication by Springer Nature; (ii) Paper 2, in which, for the first time, GenAIs assumed a full role in exploring novel formulas; (iii) Paper 7, which proposed a breakthrough in the foundations of B-tree data structures; (iv) Paper 8, which resulted in the first practical product of SRMs, an implemented quantum cryptograph; and (v) the Trilogy (P10–P12), which established a direct dialogue with quantum computing. In this new work, we revisit Paper 4 – Modeling Escape Trajectories in Gravitational Fields as a central case study. There, as seen on pages 7 and 10, SRMs demonstrated their ability to solve complex problems without relying on fragile numerical approximations, delivering closed-form solutions in hybrid systems. This property—neither fully deterministic nor fully probabilistic—is highlighted here as a possible route to rapprochement between Relativity and Quantum Mechanics. We do not intend to propose a final or replacement theory. Our contribution is to offer the scientific and technological communities an operational mathematical framework capable of organizing and exploring processes in mixed regimes, inviting experimentation, critical scrutiny, and open dialogue.