“Problems of organized complexity cannot be solved by analytical decomposition.”
— Ludwig von Bertalanffy
Modern systems are governed by a flawed arithmomorphic paradigm that triggers conflicts and crises. We propose a simple geometric model to escape this trap.
A very simple model that exposes the limitations of standard arithmetic, bridges morality with thermodynamics, and points toward a common language for systems science. Any system evolves through a 3D spiral governed by subconscious inertia (δ) and conscious adaptability (z). These appear independent on the surface but are interrelated at deeper levels of analysis, suggesting that spontaneity is a manifestation of higher-order intelligence.