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Consciousness Civilization Roadmap v1.0: A Canonical Framework for Measurable Consciousness and Civilizational Transition
This document presents the Consciousness Civilization Roadmap v1.0, a canonical framework describing the structural transition from a material-centered civilization to a consciousness-centered civilization. It integrates metaphysical foundations, epistemological criteria, standardized measurement architecture (CAIS), and civilizational-scale indices to render consciousness a measurable and governable variable. Rather than proposing a speculative theory, the Roadmap defines a reproducible interface through which consciousness becomes operational across science, technology, governance, and collective systems
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