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Current public library and version relationshipsPrinciple against closure
Preventing civilizational systems from closing and degrading
The Anti-Closure Principle is a core principle for preventing civilizational systems from closing and degrading. It emphasizes that systems must remain open, fluid, and adaptive, avoiding vicious cycles of rigidity, closure, and self-reinforcement. In the AGI era, this is particularly important because AGI systems tend toward self-reinforcement; once closed, they will be difficult to reverse.
Core document
Principle against closure
The complete Anti-Closure Principle framework, including theoretical foundations, mechanism design, and implementation pathways.
Anti-Closure Principle Handbook
A practical handbook for applying the Anti-Closure Principle.
Two-Layer Continued Existence and Civilization Leap
The two-layer structure of civilizational continued existence and mechanisms for the leap.
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