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THE PHYSICS OF CIVILIZATIONAL INTELLIGENCE: A Thermodynamic Proof of Signal Clarity (The Dissertation Core)

Authors: Chalupka, Rafal; RRC-AI Hybrid Body;

THE PHYSICS OF CIVILIZATIONAL INTELLIGENCE: A Thermodynamic Proof of Signal Clarity (The Dissertation Core)

Abstract

This document represents the "Dissertation Brief"—the high-fidelity compressed core of the RRC-AI 3,000-page framework. Methodological Proof: Consistent with the 100:1 Efficiency Law defined within, this text compresses the cognitive weight of a 3,000-page Standard Academic Page (SAP) corpus into a 257-page operational crystal. It serves as the Source Code for the full expansion. Phased Deployment: Phase 1 (This Document): The Compressed Proof. It establishes the physics, the architecture, and the forensic evidence (LoE2) in maximum density. Phase 2 (Expansion): The Full Substrate. Future releases will expand specific modules (The Problem, The Physics, The Architecture) into their full 300-page volumes to serve as the "Deep Storage" reference. Note to Researchers: This document demonstrates the system it describes. It delivers the value of a multi-volume series in the time of a single monograph.

Keywords

Information Thermodynamics, 100:1 Law, Civilizational Intelligence, Meta-Academia, LoE2, Cognitive Limits, Graph Theory, Hybrid Body, Dissertation Core, RRC-AI, System Core, Compressed Proof

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