Thermodynamics of Emergent Orchestration (TEO) â Civilization Simulation¶
Models civilizations and AI ecologies as coupled dynamical systems to test when societies synchronize, monopolize, polarize, or collapse.
What does this simulate?¶
This module numerically solves a system of coupled ordinary differential equations (ODEs) that unify four control paradigms into a single dynamical model:
| Paradigm | Equation | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Market | Replicator Dynamics | Evolutionary Game Theory (1978) |
| Harmony | Kuramoto Synchronization | Nonlinear Physics (1975) |
| Homeostasis | Regulatory Control Term | Control Theory |
| Biological Veto | Entropy Budget Constraint | Thermodynamics |
The Four Scenarios¶
The simulation runs four scenarios to demonstrate what happens when different paradigms fail:
- Healthy Civilization â All mechanisms active. Cultural coupling, regulation, and entropy within limits.
- No Regulation (\(\gamma = 0\)) â Markets run unchecked. Demonstrates instrumental convergence (monopoly).
- Cultural Collapse (\(K \to 0\)) â Filter bubbles destroy value synchronization. Polarization.
- Entropy Limit Exceeded (\(D_{\max}\) too low) â System exceeds its physical substrate capacity. Forced phase transition (collapse).
Running¶
Related Theory¶
- Thermodynamics of Emergent Orchestration â Full mathematical derivation
- Limitations & Honest Assessment â Critical self-evaluation