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The Codex Process: Morality as Emergent Equilibrium
Morality is not a code imposed by authority but a structure that emerges wherever agents must sustain relation through time. This paper applies the Codex Process to ethics, showing that moral law arises from the same relational feedback governing all stable systems. Good and evil reflect the preservation or dissolution of relational continuity, not divine decree. Conscience, justice, and cultural memory appear as recursive functions of systems maintaining coherence across choice.
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