Full manuscripts and versions

Author-authorized full-text publication. Downloads below are separately verified files; website summaries are not manuscript translations. Publication restrictions printed in older source manuscripts are superseded by the author’s release decision of 16 October 2026; the academic text itself is unchanged.

Chinese manuscript: V1.3. Previous register: V1.2. Version labels identify the source manuscript.

No full English translation of the new Chinese edition has been verified. English pages remain English reading and continuation entries.

Place in the framework

The Four Questions on Civilization Leap supply the highest-level cognitive outline. The theoretical source edition then fully develops causal logic, principles and an action program. Public, engineering-governance and specialist research editions take the Four Questions and theoretical source edition as their higher-level baseline.

Shared direction and relationships among the works

Civilization Leap changes the default starting logic from which humans and AGI generate goals and purposes: from “self-interest first” to “self-interest with others first.” It does not remove self-interest; it changes where self-interest begins.

Continued existence is the baseline. The three long-term goals are secure basic living conditions for humanity as a whole, happiness in individual lives, and lives richer in meaning. Direction guides methods; methods produce outcomes; outcomes recalibrate methods and understanding of real causal relationships; new understanding enters the next round of action.

After the Four Questions, M1–M8 develop the complete causal argument. Topic research and individual projects continue within their own scope; they do not define Civilization Leap at the highest level.

Version and publication boundaries

Current manuscript version
V1.2
This page’s role
Register manuscript identity, position, version and further-reading relationships
Full text and downloads
The source manuscript is verified; available full-text PDFs are linked in the versions section.
Identifier and hierarchy
The identifier follows the existing work family; theoretical level is specified by this page’s role and higher-level relationships

Old versions are retained. The Canonical description page is the stable citation entry; future manuscript updates will be reflected in its version and publication state here.

The Four Questions and three companion works

Related reading in the source manuscript

Translation scope

This is a translation of the existing public web page. A description of a work is not its full manuscript. Source publication and version labels describe the Chinese work; they do not claim an English full-text edition is available. Unavailable English texts and downloads are marked explicitly.