Transdisciplinary Equilibrium: The Silence of Happiness and Surrogate Recognition Abstract

This paper develops the Transdisciplinary Equilibrium (JX) framework through the concept of the Silence of Happiness. It extends the social cost function with a surrogate recognition dimension to formalize how silence, structural pressure, and recognition asymmetries reproduce well-being. By linking emotional divergence with institutional dynamics, the framework provides a foundation for analyzing family structures, marriage imperatives, and digital platforms.