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Natural Possibility Paper 1B What Is New in Natural Possibility?

Poska, Mindaugas
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​Natural Possibility is a scale-free, cross domain philosophical framework designed to evaluate systemic viability across physical, biological, and civilizational domains. Moving beyond traditional academic silos, it shifts the foundational paradigm of modern progress from technical capability, what can be done to structural viability, what can remain viable under natural constraints. ​Anchored in lived constraint navigation, the framework utilizes the Structural Coherence Model of Living Systems (SNOOBIS) to demonstrate how organizational principles repeat across scale, from cellular membranes to institutional governance. By defining stability as dynamic coherence rather than rigid order, Natural Possibility provides a diagnostic methodology for identifying rate-limit desynchronizations, boundary collapses, and systemic over-expansion. ​Ultimately, the framework serves as an integrative language for cross-domain alignment, establishing that long-term survival and future possibility do not depend on bypassing limits, but on maintaining structural coherence within the non-negotiable laws of the physical world.
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