Collider Reinterpretation: Electron Destruction Signatures and Positron Neutralization

This paper presents a fundamental reinterpretation of particle collider results within the Webb Mechanical Metric (WMM) framework. The Standard Model particle zoo—quarks, leptons, bosons, and the Higgs—is recast not as a taxonomy of fundamental particles but as a catalog of electron destruction signatures. High-energy collisions do not reveal pre-existing substructure; they fragment electrons, producing transient decay products misidentified as fundamental entities. Additionally, electron-positron "annihilation" is reinterpreted as charge neutralization rather than mutual destruction, resolving the long-standing matter-antimatter asymmetry problem. These reframings eliminate the need for undiscovered particles, extra dimensions, and speculative unification theories, returning particle physics to mechanical coherence within the Free Range Electron (FRE) field framework.