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A Study on the Measurement Framework of Civilizational Internal Friction——An Interdisciplinary Perspective Based on Desire Alienation and Entropy Increase Theory
Based on an interdisciplinary perspective integrating sociology, human behavioral science, evolutionary biology, and complexity science, this paper constructs a quantitative measurement framework of ”alienation tendency-resource misallocation-lack of Resource Inclusiveness-civilizational stability” with the core logical chain of ”desire hierarchy-behavioral alienation-civilizational entropy increase-ethical redemption”. It elaborates on the key role of ethical correction in curbing civilizational internal friction. Building on the previously established core theoretical system of ”three-dimensional cosmic laws-ethical correction framework-Mortality Mechanism Empowerment”, through historical case illustrations (World War II, rise and fall of the Roman Empire) and contemporary phenomenon analysis (Japan’s nuclear wastewater discharge, large-scale deforestation of the Amazon rainforest, Israel-Palestine Conflict), this study reveals that the superimposed effects of human short-sighted preferences, lack of Resource Inclusiveness, social structural imbalance, and resource monopoly are the core root causes of civilizational internal friction. Adhering strictly to the principle of ”scientific theory anchoring-empirical data support-quantitative logical deduction”, the research introduces interdisciplinary foundations such as Nowak’s theory of cooperation evolution, Prigogine’s dissipative structure theory, Schr?dinger’s core assertion that ”life feeds on negative entropy”, as well as world-systems theory and environmental justice theory in sociology. It operationalizes core concepts and verifies the key proposition through multi-agent simulation: the combined effects of human short-sighted preferences and other factors will significantly increase the risk of civilizational survival (statistical significance p < 0.01). The study demonstrates that the ethical framework of ”survival-first meta-rule-rigid constraint on desire boundaries-global collaborative inclusiveness mechanism” is a critical and feasible pathway to align human behaviors with the goal of long-term civilizational survival. The innovative value of this paper lies in constructing a complete scientific closed loop of ”concept-dimensionindex-calculation-verification”, realizing the quantifiability of core concepts, traceability of model deduction, operability of data acquisition, and reproducibility of case analysis. It addresses the limitations of qualitative and fragmented existing research, providing an action guide with both theoretical depth and practical feasibility for the governance of civilizational internal friction.
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