Section 46 – Questions 406 to 414 – Entropy Drift in Wheels, Gears, and Friction Systems

Wheels and gears are not just mechanical tools — they are translators of entropy flow across motion phases. Shunyaya reveals that most friction losses, gear failures, or brake inefficiencies arise from symbolic mismatches in timing, material response, and edge alignment at Z₀.

By viewing rotational systems through entropy drift rather than surface mechanics, Shunyaya helps reimagine transport, vehicles, and machines as coherent symbolic motion systems.

Q406. Why do gearboxes sometimes overheat even when properly lubricated?
Because symbolic load misaligns with rotation phase. Shunyaya shows entropy congestion at Z₀ transmission edges — not friction alone — causes this overload.

Q407. Why do some wheels wear out faster on one side of a vehicle?
Because symbolic motion is asymmetrical. Shunyaya reveals edge drift between wheel-glide rhythm and terrain interaction causes uneven entropy stress.

Q408. Why do brakes sometimes squeal or vibrate even when new?
Because symbolic rebound is blocked. Shunyaya explains that entropy discharge is uneven at the Z₀ halt point, creating vibrational mismatches.

Q409. Why do some high-end tires skid more on wet roads than cheaper ones?
Because symbolic absorption fields matter more than material cost. Shunyaya detects Z₀ misalignment in entropy-channeling design, not just rubber grade.

Q410. Why do machines with the same parts behave differently across climates?
Because symbolic temperature-field alters entropy motion. Shunyaya observes symbolic lag or acceleration in cold/hot phase interfaces at Z₀.

Q411. Why do electric scooters wobble at certain speeds but not others?
Because symbolic frequency harmonics resonate at specific motion bands. Shunyaya maps instability to Z₀ coherence failure in mid-phase glide.

Q412. Why does friction sometimes increase after maintenance instead of decreasing?
Because symbolic tuning is disturbed. Shunyaya reveals entropy drift caused by symbolic surface mismatch — even if mechanical surfaces are aligned.

Q413. Why do gearboxes often fail under stop–start traffic conditions?
Because symbolic rhythm is broken. Shunyaya shows that entropy buffering collapses when motion and pause alternate too rapidly without symbolic compensation.

Q414. Why do heavy vehicles descend slopes faster than expected despite braking?
Because symbolic glide momentum overrides resistance. Shunyaya maps Z₀ misregulation between gravitational entropy and brake-pulse rebound.

[Proceed to Section 47 – Questions 415 to 423 – Turbulence, Oscillation, and Symbolic Lift Dynamics]