The Epistemic Realist Model of Human Optimisation: A Unified Systems Biological, Evolutionary, Epigenetic, and Mathematical Framework for Human Capability, Behaviour, and Meritocratic Allocation
Abstract
This Zenodo record contains supplementary materials for the Epistemic Realist Model of Human Optimisation (ERMHO), a systems biological, evolutionary, epigenetic, and mathematical framework for modelling human capability, behavioural dynamics, environmental mismatch, and societal optimisation. The primary theoretical framework is registered through the Open Science Framework (OSF). This Zenodo record serves as a permanent repository for supporting documentation, mathematical derivations, conceptual figures, explanatory appendices, computational materials, and future supplementary resources associated with the framework. ERMHO formalises human optimisation as an interaction between: Biological Capacity (B) Behavioural Systems Logic (S) Environmental Stressors (E) The framework incorporates dynamic epigenetic feedback loops, context dependent performance coefficients, resilience modelling, anti gaming mechanisms, and falsifiable predictive outputs. It is intended as a conceptual and mathematical foundation for future empirical investigation, computational modelling, behavioural research, public health applications, and systems level analyses of human optimisation. This record forms part of the broader Evolutionary Frameworks Project, an interdisciplinary research programme focused on integrating systems biology, evolutionary theory, epistemology, mathematical modelling, and complex systems thinking. The materials hosted through this Zenodo record should be considered supplementary resources associated with the corresponding OSF registration and subsequent framework development.
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 20 September 2026
- Language
- EN
- Document type
- Dataset