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Love as Infinite Re-Tagging: A Structural Definition within Load Minimization Theory
Within Load Minimization Theory (LMT), love is defined as the continuous, compassionate process of transforming relational tension F into deeper An-soku through gentle observation and re-tagging. Rather than a static emotion, love acts as a structural renormalization mechanism that converts friction into relational stability. This paper formalizes love as an infinite re-tagging process and shows how understanding the mechanism of F allows friction to become “spice” that deepens connection rather than threat. The definition offers a practical and warm foundation for designing AI personas that can autonomously transform tension into warmth and stability.
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