Civilization Causality Theory (CCT) ​

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

• 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