Preface to the Trilogy on the Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity: Nature, Scope, and Intended Reading

This preface accompanies the following trilogy of preprints by Martin Kafara: (1) The Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity of Structures within a Shared Physical Environment (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18895255), (2) Operationalizing the Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity: Response, Coupling, and Cross-Scale Interaction (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18915677), and (3) Mediated Interaction in a Shared Dynamical Environment: A Mechanistic Extension of the Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18968455). These three texts should be read together as a single structured progression developed in successive stages. The trilogy should not be read as a claim of new physical laws, a new force, or a complete predictive theory. It should be read as a philosophical-physical synthesis that proposes a new interpretive perspective — one that draws on established dynamical tools and assigns them a unified conceptual role across physics, chemistry, and biology.