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The Universal Law of Balance: An Axiomatic Framework Explaining Ignorance, Power, and Systemic Collapse

Malicse, Angelito
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This paper presents a universal, axiomatic framework explaining why complex systems---natural, biological, cognitive, political, and artificial---collapse when feedback mechanisms are suppressed and ignorance dominates decision-making. The study argues that political dictatorship is not a moral anomaly or cultural accident but a predictable systemic outcome of feedback elimination and power imbalance. By formalizing the Universal Law of Balance, this work demonstrates that ignorance functions as a primary causal variable in authoritarian persistence and system failure. The framework is extended to political systems, global governance, education, and artificial general intelligence (AGI) alignment, establishing balance and feedback as natural-law constraints rather than ideological preferences.
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