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Interconnected Decision Systems: Universal Formula, Free Will, and Information Evolution

Malicse, Angelito
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This compilation integrates Angelito Malicse's research on decision systems, the universal formula for human decision-making, free will, and the evolution of knowledge within civilization. The framework unifies individual cognition, societal networks, and the Universal Law of Balance in Nature. The four papers collected here represent a unified theoretical project: understanding how individuals and civilizations make decisions, evolve their knowledge, and maintain or lose stability across time. Each paper approaches this problem from a distinct angle — religious epistemology, information dynamics, cognitive modeling, and civilizational network theory — yet all converge on a shared mathematical and philosophical framework rooted in the author's four universal laws: • Law of System Integrity (Law of Karma) • Universal Law of Balance in Nature • Universal Feedback Loop Mechanism • Universal Interconnected Nodes Together, these papers constitute a coherent theoretical architecture for understanding decision-making at all scales of human organization.
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