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Narrative Ecosystem Dynamics (NED): The Social Propagation Layer of Objective Projection

Bulut, Levent · 2026
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The Bulut Doctrine's Objective Projection methodology models the relationship between a Physical Matrix and a single reader's Biophysical Output. The OPCT v2.0 pre-registered protocol tests this relationship empirically. However, narratives do not exist in isolation: they propagate through social networks, accumulate community interpretations, generate secondary texts (reviews, discussions, adaptations), and return to readers in transformed states. This paper introduces Narrative Ecosystem Dynamics (NED) as the Doctrine's social propagation layer: the formal model of how a Physical Matrix travels through a reader network, what transformations it undergoes, and how ecosystem-level amplification or attenuation affects the Biophysical Output experienced by subsequent readers. NED introduces three constructs: Social Amplification Factor (SAF), Interpretive Drift (ID), and Network Resonance (NR). Together, they extend the Doctrine from the individual reader to the collective reading ecosystem.
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