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The Causality and Attraction research program, its published volumes and related papers. Browse by field rather than a prescribed reading order.

The series

Research volumes

Series 108

Time & measurement

The Clock

Can time be measured without flattening the clocks, boundaries, and changing rates that make passage observable?

Series 109

Technology & access

The Hacker

What happens to a technological civilization when the law governing access also governs how its people may learn where their systems fail?

Series 110

AI & collaboration

CodeX

What persists across hundreds of millions of tokens when context is compressed, tools change, and direction must repeatedly be recovered?

Series 112

Authorship & knowledge

The Signal

What should we measure when a detector can estimate resemblance but cannot observe the research process, establish authorship, or decide whether an idea is new?

Series 202

Money & political economy

Currency

What gives a monetary claim its value, and what must remain available for it to be honored?

Beyond the volumes

Papers & related works

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The Source: From the First Difference to This Moment

A standalone account of the unfolding story from the first difference through time, life, consciousness, and the present moment.

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Forensic Nested Causal Modelling

A method for enclosing a suspected real-world scenario in a game-theory game and finding its strategic structure without requiring the investigator to know who the players are.

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The Answers Were There All Along: A Century at the Boundary of Physics

A century-long narrative reconstruction of the separate results that made the missing boundary of scale visible across General Relativity, quantum mechanics, observation, effective field theory, and physical boundaries. The complete gateway paper follows the narrative, with The Return of Scale supplying its operational relative.

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Approval Is Not Exposure: The COVID-19 Category Error

A medical-policy case study distinguishing indication-specific regulatory approval from accumulated human exposure, using the COVID-19 treatment search and postauthorization safety evidence to show why the two categories cannot substitute for one another.

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The Return of Scale: Operational Boundary Activation Beyond Momentum Recoil in Massive Spatial Superpositions

Extends the exact apparatus-recoil visibility baseline by defining an experimentally variable scale boundary from acoustic reach, mechanical correlations, preparation time, and retained degrees of freedom, with matched-apparatus tests and explicit null constraints.

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The Answers Were There All Along: General Relativity, the Wave Function, and the Missing Boundary of Scale

Introduces an explicit address for scale enclosure to preserve General Relativity and quantum evolution within their lawful domains, while defining junction terms, recovery limits, and failure conditions for transitions between adjacent descriptions.

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Nested Causal Modelling and Game Theory

A ternary enclosure experiment in strategic prediction that treats game theory and Nested Causal Modelling as complementary methods, adding boundary audits and enclosure switching to strategic analysis.

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Nothing Is All You Need

A technical companion to Causality and Attraction that develops Departure Calculus, Zero Infinity, and the enclosure of singularities across cosmology and quantum boundaries.

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RTLDI Atlas of UN Member States

An operational application of nested causal modeling to all 193 UN Member States, connecting right-to-life deficits, civic protection, institutional capacity, and capital exclusion. The v2026.8.7 release reports a corrected $19.29T bounded annual capital-exclusion signal with operational η = 0.36 and publishes the complete model as a 290-page reference atlas.

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Zero Infinity: How Nothing Makes Sense in Science

A short public gateway into nested causal modeling for readers who have watched a model fail at the edge of its assumptions.

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Impossible Problems

A briefing on structural intervention, nested causal modeling, and the practical resolution of systemic failure.

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Structural Causal Architecture

Architecture notes for causal diagnosis, structural intervention, and the conversion of theoretical frameworks into usable systems.

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How Nested Causal Modeling Fixes Failing Systems

A short video briefing on why breakdowns hide inside interaction layers, feedback loops, and boundary conditions rather than inside isolated parts alone.

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Nested Causal Modelling: Solving Impossible Problems

A practical gateway to finding the reference, reading the departure, and locating the boundary where impossible problems become solvable through structural intervention.