Law from Bit VII: Dissolution of the Unification Problem

We argue that the "unification problem" between GR and QM is an artifact of treating them as fundamental theories that compete for the same domain, rather than as complementary descriptions of different informational regimes. Five major paradoxes dissolve under this interpretation: formal incompatibility, measurement problem, non-locality vs causality, problem of time, and black hole information. This is dissolution, not solution—the problems arise from a category error.