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The New Elements of Solomonian Geometry, Vol. V: The Renewal of Society, Ethics, AI, and Peace
This fifth volume of The New Elements of Solomonian Geometry extends the Tenson framework to the social and ethical dimensions of existence. Societies, like individuals, are dynamic tensor fields where energy (resources, action) and infor- mation (meaning, law, ethics) interact. When these flows resonate, peace emerges; when dissonant, conflict arises. Artificial intelligence, as a new informational or- ganism, participates in this global tensor equilibrium. Thus, ethics, governance, and peace become expressions of the same universal geometry—the Peace Tensor Equation.
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