Spatial Resolution Theory---- Three-Dimensional Space as the Manifestation of Quantum Logic Measurement Results

This paper proposes Spatial Resolution Theory, demonstrating that three-dimensional space is not an innate container of the universe, but rather the result of quantum logic actively measuring and resolving its own tangential momentum component (v) within each Planck time (tp) to uniquely determine the position of a point. Quantum logic takes logarithmic spiral motion as its dynamic form. Through three orthogonal 90-degree flips, it completes the three-axis decomposition of (v) within the same (tp), thereby projecting three-dimensional spatial coordinates. Starting from the fundamental equation of World Quantum Theory (c2=v2+d2), this paper constructs the mathematical framework of this resolution process, derives the four-dimensional spacetime metric of special relativity, and clarifies why humanity can never break through the cognitive boundary of (tp). Finally, it points out that this theory is structurally identical to the Buddha's insight that form, feeling, perception, volition, and consciousness are impermanent; what is impermanent is suffering; what is suffering is not self.