Ω / dΩ/dt Coordinate Diagram — Minimal Directionality Framework

This item presents a minimal Ω / dΩ/dt coordinate diagram designed to clarify the structural positioning of existing theories without modifying, ranking, or unifying them. Ω denotes a system’s directionality potential—the capacity to sustain coherent long-term trajectories under internal and external constraints. dΩ/dt represents the temporal change of that potential, indicating growth, stagnation, or collapse tendencies. The diagram functions as a neutral, non-normative coordinate framework that allows diverse theoretical approaches—such as local optimization, stability-based constraints, and post-hoc evaluative models—to be placed as-is within a shared structural space. This figure is intentionally minimal and abstract, optimized for reuse in comparative theory analysis, academic citation, and AI-assisted synthesis. It does not propose a new theory, nor does it reinterpret existing ones. Relation to existing work: This figure serves as a supplementary visual reference to the broader directionality framework presented in “The Pleasure Order — Structural Overview” (Zenodo DOI: XXXXX), focusing exclusively on coordinate representation.