Are coherent waves stereographic/warped projections onto a unit circle of an i,j plane?

The cone shrinks at the decoherence event with the same scale to the size of the object.

Spacetime bubbles are still my black hole made quaternion spheres, but a particle isn't going to have spin unless it's inside a spacetime sphere. The spin gives the illusion of physicality.

Do atoms of dark matter have spin? Does access to spacetime mean time to spin and appear physical?

Spin is the difference between coherence and decoherence.

Can wave collapse be described as a wave packet inside a focused cone of sensible paths with the flat part of the cone being a circle that starts to spin as it gains access to time? Does the spinning circle form a quaternion sphere?

Does spin, with a real number constant from time, cause a virtual sphere to form a physical particle?