Zaibc

A structural research space exploring civilization, cognition, and intelligence: from first principles, beyond conventional assumptions.

SRT & CCT - A Two-Minute Overview

两分钟快速了解 SRT 和 CCT

Explore the Theory

Civilization Causality Theory (CCT)

CCT treats civilizations as self-consistent causal systems,
and derives consequences from structural constraints rather than observation.

The derivation, step by step — and the axioms it rests on → CCT Overview

Why advanced civilizations may converge inward rather than expand or communicate. [read more]
Why the Fermi Paradox is not a paradox under structural constraints. [read more]
Why any possible contact, if it exists, would have to be non-semantic, minimal, and indirect. [read more]

Where to begin:

For a formal overview: CCT Overview | CCT White Paper
For intuitive essays: Notes

Structural Reasoning Theory (SRT)

SRT explains how structural theories like CCT become possible at all—by identifying the minimal architecture required for intelligence to generate and stabilize structure.

Why scaling intelligence plateaus without structural closure. [read more]
How to control AI safely without limiting its capability. [read more]

Where to begin:

For a formal overview: SRT Overview | SRT White Paper
For intuitive essays: Notes