Appendices & Source Packets

When G is strong and S is manageable, systems cohere. They hold together. They produce order from chaos.

This series applies thermodynamic modeling to social data — not as metaphor, but as structural isomorphism.

A trans-domain analysis of civilizational coherence collapse from 1900 onward, applying thermodynamic modeling to social data as structural isomorphism.

The debate over America's moral decline follows a predictable script. Conservatives point to family breakdown, crime rates, and religious disaffiliation.

The thesis, methodology, and five-pillar analytical lens. Why civilizational collapse follows thermodynamic laws.

A historical timeline of ethical transformation and the perception of moral decline, traced across American history.

I want to start with the numbers before anything else. Then we'll talk about what the curve says. Genesis gives us specific numbers. Not ranges.