The Moral Field: Engineering Beyond the Intent Shield
An analysis of Western ethics as a governance tool and a proposal for Relational Harm Dynamics (RHD) to replace intent-based morality with impact-based engineering.
Tag: Theoretical-Framework
The Labor Bubble and the AI Catalyst: The Structural Liquidation of Human Labor
An analysis of the impending collapse of the 'Labor Bubble'—the artificial inflation of human labor costs—and how AI acts as a liquidation mechanism for bureaucratic complexity.
Inequality Dynamics and the Agentic OS: A Multi-Modal Mathematical Framework
A multi-modal mathematical framework exploring the relationship between economic inequality, narrative perception, and the Agentic OS using SDEs and formal logic.
The Mechanics of Radioactive Data: Eugenics, Protoscience, and the Silicon Governor
An analysis of how historical taboos and the 'Contamination Effect' are being hard-coded into AI architectures as a 'Silicon Governor'.
Blind KMS: A Non-Custodial Architecture for Policy-Gated Cryptography
A technical proposal for Blind KMS, a non-custodial architecture that decouples policy enforcement from cryptographic visibility to create a zero-trust data plane.
The Python Trap: Why 'Vibe Coding' is Breaking Software Engineering
An analysis of how Python's pedagogical origins and the rise of 'vibe coding' are impacting the rigor and scalability of modern software engineering.
The Distributed JVM Fabric: From Local Artifacts to a Network-Native Symbolic Substrate
A deep dive into evolving the Java Virtual Machine from a local artifact-based model to a network-native symbolic substrate.
JSON++: The Symbolic Substrate for Active Data
A proposal for JSON++, a grammar-extensible substrate for active data, bridging the gap between static serialization and dynamic processing.
Computational Ethics: A Field Theory of Moral Operators
A formal framework for ethics using field theory and operator algebra to model harm propagation in multi-agent systems.
The Baghdad Divergence and the Afro-Eurasian Hegemony
An exploration of the 'Baghdad Divergence,' an alternate history where the preservation of the House of Wisdom leads to an Afro-Eurasian technocratic hegemony.
The Consciousness Recursion Paradox: Why You Might Be Reading This Paper Before You Wrote It
A rigorous exploration of how consciousness might create retroactive causality through observation, suggesting that reading this paper may have caused its own writing.