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Three Cornerstones: A Foundational Reconfiguration Framework for Civilizational Systems

Yang, Shengqi
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This framework provides a self-consistent and testable normative logical system for civilizational governance. It is built on three cornerstones: The Foundation of Civilization (freedom, fairness, justice, and openness as prerequisites), The Foundation of Society (justice as the ballast for ordinary people, and the tension between intuition and rule-based power), and The Foundation of Governance (three hard conditions for protecting individuals from systemic predation). The core judgment is that the health of a system depends on whether it consistently treats concrete individuals as the subject and purpose, rather than placing its own survival above people. This is an all-or-nothing rewrite of underlying logic, not a set of policy suggestions.
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