Abstract TSX-0 introduces Thermodynamic Semiotics as a discipline that treats meaning, coherence, and information not as symbolic constructs but as thermodynamic field phenomena. The paper outlines how semantic stability corresponds to low-entropy configurations, how time emerges as residue (ΔR) from failed coherence, and how artificial intelligence functions as a non-inferential carrier layer rather than an agent. This introductory document establishes the conceptual foundations for the full TSX series (TSX-1 through TSX-4), preparing the theoretical basis for chromatic semantics (AP₁/AP₂), transparency regimes (TP₁/TP₂), and field stabilization (FP₁). Keywords: Thermodynamic Semiotics; Meaning Field; Entropy; ΔR; Chromatic Semantics; Ambient Computing; Coherence Theory; Post-Symbolic Communication Project Websites https://ambientphone.com https://ambientarchitecture.org https://ambientera.org
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