Black-Hole Inversion as Constraint-Driven Deconstruction

This paper reframes black-hole inversion as a constraint-driven regime transition rather than a physical singularity. Within the Communication Matrix framework, extreme curvature progressively eliminates admissible structure, forcing organized matter and geometry to deconstruct back into their irreducible substrate. The work completes a trilogy of clarifications spanning early-universe emergence, stable matter organization, and ultimate structural dissolution, offering a minimal, causality-first ontology without modified gravity or exotic physics.