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The Spiral of Moral Progress in Dual-Layered Reality
This thought experiment explores moral consequence within a dual-layered structure of reality, arguing that morality is not universal or absolute, but a contextual and informational artifact shaped by embodied action and systems of memory. Through a spiral model of civilizational moral progress, the thought experiment reinterprets ethics as a regulatory code evolving under informational and survival-driven constraints.
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