What problem this family addresses
The five-volume work is the theoretical core at the level of civilization. It addresses being needed, pre-institutional language, Civilization Leap, civilizational continuity and the emergence of meaning in sequence.
Its place in the framework
This family belongs to the Why Civilization Leap field. It is not an isolated file: together with upstream judgments about problems, institutional interfaces alongside it, and downstream practice or validation, it forms a node in the framework.
Current public works
Civilization Leap: The Path of Civilization in the AGI Era (All Five Volumes)
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Civilization Leap: Five-Volume Summary Edition
Human civilization stands at a turning point unmatched in thirty thousand years. The emergence of artificial general intelligence (AGI) is not a technical upgrade but civilization’s “coming of age”: it forces humanity to ask why we exist when we are no longer “the most useful species.” Part I: The collapse of the old world — why must we change? 1. The curse of being needed: a thirty-thousand-year human contract
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