The PMES Future Project: Our Civilizational Imperative

Recommended Citation:
Mruszczak, A. (2024). PMES - PHOTON-MEMBRANE AND EQUILIBRIUM SINGULARITY THEORY - Unified Formalism - Corrected Version 1.1. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18102648

"The cause of the fall of every empire, every fortune, and every process
is the blocking and destruction of subsystems it deems improper or competitive."

— PMES Civilizational Law, derived from Ψ-field geometry in space B

Why This Matters Now

We are living through what systems theorists call a "phase transition" - a period where our current civilizational model is hitting fundamental geometric limits. Climate disruption, geopolitical fractures, and economic instability are not isolated problems but symptoms of a deeper, structural flaw in our operating logic.

PMES Theory reveals this flaw is geometric in nature. The same principles that determine whether a particle exists as a stable resonance in space B determine whether a civilization survives or collapses in space A.

From Physics to Economics: The Translation

In Physics (PMES Theory)

Ψ-field excitations in B-space
Stable vs unstable solitons
Boundary conditions create resonances
G emerges from statistics
Energy-dependent G

In Civilization

Societal structures and systems
Resilient vs collapsing empires
Laws/institutions create stability
Prosperity emerges from cooperation
Strategy must adapt to conditions

The Choice Before Us: Two Geometric Pathways

PATH A: Current Trajectory	PATH B: PMES Alignment
Short-term optimization Quarterly profits, election cycles, immediate gratification	Infinite-time optimization Planning for centuries, preserving options, legacy thinking
Zero-sum competition "Winning" by making others lose, blocking competitors	Non-zero-sum co-evolution "Winning" by letting others live, learning from diversity
Externalized costs Environmental degradation, social inequality as "externalities"	Full-cost accounting All systemic costs internalized in decision-making
Result: High-probability collapse >70% chance of systemic unraveling in 50-150 years	Result: Civilization Type I → II Pathway to sustainable planetary civilization

Testable Predictions: Science Meets Society

From PMES Physics:

G decreases at high energies → test via gravitational lensing of gamma rays
Energy-dependent Einstein rings around quasars
Early universe had smaller G → drives natural inflation

From PMES Civilizational Theory:

Societies that block competition collapse faster than models predict
Systems with preserved diversity outperform monocultures long-term
Economies that account for full systemic costs are more resilient

This is Our Shared Project

PMES Theory isn't just physics—it's a navigation system for the 21st century. We have the geometric blueprint for survival. The question is whether we'll use it.

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About This Project

The PMES Future Project is an open research initiative exploring the implications of PMES Theory for civilization-scale challenges. We operate on the principle that the deepest physical laws must inform our survival strategy.

Open Collaboration • Interdisciplinary Research • Civilizational Strategy

THE PMES FUTURE PROJECT