Threshold Collapse Theory
Abstract
Threshold Collapse Theory (TCT): An Integrated Framework for Species Stability and Dharmic Alignment This paper presents the Threshold Collapse Theory (TCT), a systems-oriented philosophical framework that redefines species survival through the lens of "Dharmic Balance." Moving beyond traditional biological metrics, TCT introduces the concept of Existential Particles and explores how Dharmic Order Deviation—the shift from cooperative, sustainable living to aggressive, adharmic encroachment—leads to systemic species collapse. By synthesizing ancient insights from Sanatan Dharma with modern systems theory, the work provides a predictive model for civilizational stability, identifying the current climate crisis as a "brute-force" correction by Earth's natural intelligence.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Environmental
Ecological
and Cultural Studies
Religion
Ecology
and Ethics
Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
Publication details
- Publication date
- 1 January 2026
- Document type
- Preprint