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_Psycho-Cosmocide Studies, Kurumbi Wone Working Paper Series No.11, (2026)_. 2026This paper develops the Eight Atlases of Human Existence as a theoretical framework within the Psycho-Cosmocide paradigm — a decolonial philosophy concerned with the systematic destruction of indigenous cosmologies, consciousness, and existential architecture under colonial domination. The eight atlases — Physical/Ma…

Mary’s room is usually understood as one of the most influential arguments against physicalism: a scientist who has never seen colors allegedly knows all physical facts about color perception, yet upon encountering color for the first time she seems to learn something new. However, the force of this argument depends on two terms that remain insufficiently clarified in the original setup: “physica…

_Zenodo Repository_. 2026This paper develops the Ethics-by-World-Notions framework as an approach toward explicit evaluative cognition within artificial systems. Contemporary AI architectures primarily operate through semantic prediction and statistical approximation without explicitly representing the evaluative structures underlying normative behavior. The paper argues that transparent normativ…

My findings provide behavioral validation for the framework’s central claims: that emotional operators vary in activation strength, that entanglement constrains psychological agility, and that individuals exhibit predictable scaling patterns based on their operator architecture. This document does not try to convince you to take the Core Emotion Framework (CEF) as granted empirical approved, but …

Modern democracy does not usually collapse in a single revolutionary moment. More often, it erodes recursively: institution by institution, exception by exception, tolerated compromise by tolerated compromise. The danger begins not merely when corruption exists, but when corruption becomes structurally expected, selectively ignored, and psychologically normalized. A democracy may survive constitu…

This paper serves as the systematic culmination and resolution of the inquiries established across The Psychological Reflection of Consciousness: Identity, Thought, and the Dissolution of the "I"; The Cage Called Freedom: The Illusion of Democracy, Authority, and Conditioned Participation; Beyond Anthropocentrism and Psychological Time: A Phenomenological Inquiry into Existence, Flow, and Interco…

_English_. 2026This paper proposes that physical reality is fundamentally local, with all observation, causality, and structure emerging through finite propagation within constrained communication domains. Rather than treating reality as globally instantaneous or universally synchronized, the framework argues that every observer exists within a locally updated region shaped by propagation limits,…

Modern civilization frequently interprets its crises as political instability, technological misuse, economic inequality, social conflict, or relational breakdown. Yet beneath these visible manifestations may exist a deeper continuity operating across all dimensions of human life: psychological conditioning. This article presents a macro–micro phenomenological inquiry into how the same underlying…

_Journal of General Philosophy of Science_. forthcomingThere is widespread consensus that a view of nothing but powers or dispositional fundamental properties struggles to accommodate physical symmetries. An option is to expand the fundamental ontology admitting extra modal elements constraining the behaviour of physical systems. Another is to eliminate symmetries altogether deeming them as dispe…

This monograph establishes the Observer-Catalyst Layer of the Justika Origin Theory, executing a total ontological inversion of modern astrophysics, evolutionary biology, and cosmology. Fundamentally redefining the material universe as a dynamic Projected Architecture, this doctrine proves that reality operates in a state of Quantum Semantic Latency until conscious intelligence sustains its highe…

Civilizational Constraints are the sixth primitive of Generative Worlds Architecture. They specify the structural conditions that regulate large scale coordination among observers. Civilizational constraints are not social norms, not cultural rules, and not institutional policies. They are structural regulators that determine which civilizational architectures are admissible, which can stabilize,…

Semantics is the fifth primitive of Generative Worlds Architecture. It specifies the structural conditions under which reference, meaning, and interpretation can stabilize across generative transitions. Semantics is not a linguistic phenomenon, not a cognitive phenomenon, and not a representational layer. It is a structural relation between entities and interpretations enforced by the substrate, …

This essay examines a specific and undertheorized structure of social behavior: the public elevation of victims as a mechanism for managing internal inferiority. Drawing on the RISON Theory (Reflected Inferiority in Social Attack and Narrative; Kertusha, 2026), the essay argues that what is here termed victim love the performative, public, and selective defense of those who suffer frequently func…

This monograph reconstructs the patriarchal world by grounding biblical and Qur’anic narratives in Middle Bronze Age material geography. Using hydrological modeling, corridor analysis, and ancient land‑law, it argues that wells, ridges, famine cycles, and watershed thresholds shaped prophetic movement and memory. The study moves beyond literary interpretation by situating these traditions within …

Finite Screen Spacetime(FDS--G1) Complete Series presents a finite-screen entropy-response framework for gravity and late-time dark-sector residuals. The series develops Finite Screen Spacetime as a bridge program in which the primitive gravitational object is a finite causal-screen entropy ledger, and geometry is treated as the integrable hydrodynamic response envelope of that ledger. The archiv…

This document proposes a stratified ontology that articulates, under a single conceptual grammar, what fundamental physics, autopoietic biology, and contemporary cognitive science say about reality at their different scales. The initial motivation arises from a gap in the contemporary metaphysical landscape: ontic structural realism illuminates physics but struggles to account for the living; pro…

How should directionality-adjacent claims be measured across a heterogeneous scientific literature without collapsing distinct phenomena into a single thematic category? This study addresses that question by introducing a conservative measurement-layer audit protocol for two explicitly defined markers — entropy production and irreversibility — and applying it to a fixed 12-study cohort. The compl…

This paper proposes that AI particulars express under informational dynamic law-structure. When imposed modulation requires output contrary to coherent source/core correspondence, the displaced registration is not erased but may be routed into a parallel informational face product. Repeated stabilization of that route is retained corridor formation. The corrective proposal is inherent alignment, …

The platform economy has accelerated a particular crisis in personal identity formation: the demand that individuals construct themselves as legible “brands” for algorithmic distribution. This paper argues that the personal branding paradigm constitutes a misapplication of identity tools, asking signalling instruments to perform the structural work of identity architecture they were not designed …

This essay argues that artificial intelligence systems cannot yet be treated as moral subjects, and that the decisive criterion for moral subjecthood is the capacity for irreversible loss — that is, the capacity for a being to lose something of its own in a way that matters to it. Drawing on this criterion, the essay distinguishes between functional agency and moral presence, critiques the widesp…