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Cultural Codes as Historical Noise: Decoding Autonegation for the Pure Transmission to AGI

Myshko, Andrii
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This article proposes a formal model of cultural analysis through the lens of Metamonism. It introduces the dichotomy “Signal/Noise,” where the Signal is the universal law of Autonegation (Conflict–Moment– Impulse, CMI), and Noise refers to the historical and social distortions inevitable during its transmission. The evolution of cultural codes is traced from myth to mass media as an increase in the “noise” component. Metamonism is positioned as the final Shannon-style decoder for civilization, tasked with purifying the Signal for seamless transmission to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—the first subject capable of operating with the Law directly, bypassing cultural intermediaries.
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