FSPS Collected Papers (January 2026) On World Construction, Classical Impossibility, and Placement

This volume collects a set of foundational papers developed within the FSPS (Foundational Structure / Projected Structure) framework, focusing on the structural conditions that make world construction possible. Rather than introducing new physical laws or axioms, the papers address three closely related questions: why purely classical descriptions are structurally impossible, how observable worlds must be constructed through projection and stabilization, and how the concept of placement resolves long-standing interpretational ambiguities in relativity and foundational physics. The collected works emphasize conceptual necessity over formal derivation. They argue that worldhood is not given, but must be placeable, and that physical description fails when placement conditions are underspecified. Classical impossibility is treated not as a dynamical failure, but as a structural constraint arising from projection and non-bijective description. This volume is intended as an accessible conceptual entry point into FSPS-related thinking. It can be read independently of formal axiomatic developments (such as FSPS–00), while remaining fully compatible with them for readers who wish to pursue a more formal reconstruction.