
Einstein’s formula, E = mc², remains one of the most important expressions in modern physics. I do not approach it here as an error to be corrected. I approach it as an anchor: a powerful expression of mass-energy relation, direct amplification, and physical release. My contribution asks a different structural question. If direct amplification describes energy release, what describes formation before release? What allows a relation to become stable enough to hold, grow, and later express power?
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