
The Standard Model describes what particles do, but not why they exist. Parameters like the Higgs Mass (125 GeV) are manual inputs. The Selection-Stitch Model (SSM) derives these parameters from geometry. By modeling the vacuum as a K= 12 Cuboctahedral Lattice, we derive the fundamental Lagrangians (Dirac, Yang-Mills) as the elastic limits of the grid. We calculate a theoretical Higgs mass of 123.11 GeV (within 1.6% of experiment) and predict "Gravitational Wave Echoes" (t ≈0.27s) caused by black hole horizons hitting the lattice saturation limit.
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