Civilization & Society
Civilizations, technological society, public life, and human ethical relations
- Basic Income in the Polycrisis2026-08-20 · Society & Economy
In connection with the 2026 BIEN Congress: under AI disruption, the chain of "human capability → labor → position → income → resource access → life continuity" is breaking, turning the issue from unemployment into distribution and making universal basic income a necessary topic.
- From Compute Advantage to AI Economic Capacity2026-08-17 · Society & Economy
Alberta possesses the resource endowments to become a major North American AI hub (energy, land, industrial infrastructure, engineering capacity). The key question is whether its compute advantage can be converted into lasting AI economic capacity.
- The Theory of Dao（道） and Shu（术）: Two Paths of Shu（术）, Ji（技）, Hui（慧）, and De（德） in Human Civilization2026-08-16 · Civilization & Technology
On the two paths of Dao and Shu in human civilization, and the relationship among Shu, Ji, Hui, and De.
- Resonance Effects and the Threat to Contemporary Civilisation2026-05-25 · Civilization & Technology
The structural transformation of contemporary technological civilization: from civilizational systems that historically possessed many natural forms of "damping" to increasingly synchronized structures prone to resonance effects, with resonance becoming an amplifier of civilizational threats.
- The Vanishing Ground2026-05-11 · Civilization & Technology
Exploring the intensifying fragmentation of modern technological civilization from the perspectives of AI, philosophical disagreement, and the weakening of shared conceptual foundations: the roots of many contemporary conflicts lie not in technology itself but in the disappearance of common ground.
- WP-C#3/Phase III — Civilization Reconfiguration2026-04-17 · Civilization & Technology
How civilization reconfigures when "integration" no longer functions as a general organizing principle: the focus is not collapse but how civilization endures when structural relations can no longer reproduce themselves.
- Congratulations, Reflection, and Hope: Artemis II and Humanity's Next Chapter2026-04-07 · Civilization & Technology
Taking the Artemis II lunar mission as the occasion to discuss the next chapter of human civilization: it applies Harmonistablism's dual-center theory, the principle of non-transferable civilizational responsibility, and a new fundamental human ethics for the AI age. The credited publishing institution is the Harmondeg Institute for Philosophy & Practice.
- The Meta-Paradox of Contemporary Civilization2026-03-17 · Civilization & Technology
The meta-paradox of contemporary civilization: while institutions grow ever more sophisticated and rules ever more detailed across politics, economics, technology, the military, and global governance, structural instability intensifies irreversibly.
- Civilization, Responsibility, and AI2026-01-09 · Civilization & Responsibility
Ethics and responsibility are the load-bearing core of civilization; once the center of responsibility is ceded, civilization implodes from within. Handing decision-making power to AI is not an evolution of responsibility but a destabilization of civilization.
- II. The Failed Compass. Old Maps Cannot Navigate New Oceans2026-01-07 · Harmonistablism Five-Part Series
Part 2 of the five-part series: a critique of old logics such as "possession equals security," which cannot address modern systemic crises.
- The Call of Civilization: Beyond the Fragility of Modernity2026-01-06 · Harmonistablism Five-Part Series
Part 1 of the five-part Harmonistablism series: the atrophy of perception in algorithmized modern life, the survival crisis of civilization, and the arrival of Harmonistablism.
- The Red Line of Evolution: Is Technological Peak the Prelude to Civilizational Silence?2026-01 · Civilization & Technology
Technological peaks, distributional imbalance, the heat death of meaning, and ethical rupture: only harmonious steady states provide the true soil for technological expansion.
- The Logical Crisis of Civilizational Navigators: From Cognitive Reductionism to the Cession of Sovereignty2026-01 · Civilization & Technology
A critique of cognitive reductionism and of the cession of civilizational subjectivity, responsibility, and sovereignty.
- Image Preface: The Civilizational Wasteland Beneath the Technological Altar2026-01 · Civilization & Technology
An illustrated preface: it critiques how technological-determinist discourse drives civilization toward the cliff edge. Civilizational dignity and sovereignty take precedence over mere technological progress.
- V. Harmonistablism (Final)· Harmonistablism Five-Part Series
The concluding installment of the five-part series: it introduces Harmonistablism, infinite multi-dimensional dynamic interrelation, threshold-domain interrelation, and the perpetuation of civilization.