Lao-Yang Genesis Cosmology · Natural Cybernetics · Natural Civilization（Six Cluster Summary Papers The PhilArchive Works of Charles X. Yang 杨兴平)

Here’s what’s inside each cluster paper: Cluster I — Cosmology & Cognitive Foundations (~3,500 words): covers the Lao-Yang Genesis Chain, the Sun-Earth-Moon triadic architecture, the ΛCDM comparison, Laozi-Prigogine convergence, the geocentric illusion, and the Yin-Yang-Harmony trinitarian framework. References: Prigogine, Laskar, Einstein, Peebles. Cluster II — Anthropocentrism as the Root of Crisis (~2,800 words): dissects the three interlocking mechanisms of anthropocentric self-destruction (theological, political-military, economic-ecological), the Three Great Illusions taxonomy, the Tragedy of Humanity analysis, and the four-pillar New Era Civilization program. References: Diamond, White, Naess, Odum. Cluster III — Natural Cybernetics & Systems Science (~3,200 words): the full 3L-GFM model (neural / social / thermodynamic levels), the DAF and CCF coupling variables, the three tipping points (NTP/STP/TTP), the Universal Operating System architecture, and the AI→AW transition. References: Prigogine, Wiener, Kahneman, Meadows, Forrester. Cluster IV — Economics & Institutional Critique (~2,800 words): NCET’s epistemological foundations, the compound-capital asymmetry analysis, information monopoly and cognitive control, the Desire Layer Boundary Constraint, and the four-domain systemic transformation program. References: Kuhn, Popper, Piketty, Daly, Raworth, Nash. Cluster V — Intellectual & Cultural Critique (~3,500 words): the three structural barriers to understanding Laozi (utilitarianism, binary thinking, anthropocentrism), the four scholarly failures, the correct Daoist reading of Tian Ren He Yi, the parallel fall of Chinese and American intellectuals, the Ptolemy/Qian Xuesen case studies, and the Socrates-Laozi synthesis with the Civilizational Entropy Index. References: Needham, Nisbett, Kuhn, Jaspers, Zhuangzi.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Cluster VI — Books and Synthetic Works (~4,200 words, 15 references) contains ten sections: 1. Natural Civilization Science — the four-level cosmic embedding (universe → galaxy → planetary ecology → civilizational system) as a structural constraint framework, not decorative cosmology 2. The Three Previous Revolutions and the Fourth — Copernican, Darwinian, Einsteinian revolutions changed physical knowledge but left civilizational logic untouched; the Fourth Revolution closes that gap 3. The Moon Law and A+B+C Framework — the three operational principles (system balance priority, low-entropy efficiency, evolutionary diversity synergy) derived from the Sun-Earth-Moon trinity; the Moon Law as a model for automatic circuit-breaker governance algorithms 4. Awakening Human Civilization: Structural Mismatch — the knowledge-behavior gap as a systemic design failure, not moral weakness; the three-dimensional awakening (cosmological repositioning, perceptual restoration, ethical expansion) 5. From Rational Civilization to Natural Civilization — appreciative critique of the Enlightenment project; the Natural Protocol as practical governance architecture; AI as infrastructure for multi-level negative feedback monitoring 6. Eternity and Universality — comparative analysis of Confucian, Western, and Natural civilization systems; the claim that genuine alignment with natural law grants civilizational eternity as a systems-theoretic (not mystical) proposition 7. Universe — Life — Civilization — the full cosmological narrative from Milky Way formation through life’s emergence to civilization; life as cosmologically necessary rather than statistically improbable 8. The Cosmic Judgment of Greed — the three core principles of Natural Civilization (System-Nesting, Feedback-Respect, Dao-Centric) as the operational synthesis of all preceding clusters 9. From Feuerbach to Lao-Yang — completing Feuerbach’s critique of theism by dissolving secular anthro