
Cette carte mentale représente la structure logique du Mental-Map Policy Framework (MMPF), cadre de proportionnalité éthique entre la puissance d’un savoir et la responsabilité de son usage. Elle visualise la dynamique de cohérence entre : la Responsabilité Informationnelle Contextuelle (RIC), la Contribution Humaine Contextuelle (CCHC), et leurs relations de modulation (prévention, non-nuisance, adaptabilité, réversibilité). Le graphe met en évidence la hiérarchie fluide des interactions plutôt que des ordres fixes : chaque nœud représente une fonction cognitive ou éthique, et chaque lien une relation de dépendance proportionnelle. 🇬🇧 Abstract This mental map illustrates the conceptual structure of the Mental-Map Policy Framework (MMPF) — an ethical proportionality model balancing the power of knowledge and the responsibility of its use. It visualizes the coherence between: Contextual Information Responsibility (CIR), Contextual Human Contribution (CHC), and their modulation layers (prevention, non-harm, adaptability, reversibility). Each node represents a functional or ethical variable, each link a proportional relationship within the framework.
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