This is a preprint of a theoretical paper titled “World Circulation Without Fixity: Structural Conditions for Persistence in a Non-Temporal World.” The paper presents a non-anthropocentric and non-causal framework for describing how the world is observed to persist without becoming fixed or collapsing. It focuses on structural conditions such as irrecoverable depth, non-temporal updates, and circulatory distribution, and deliberately avoids explanation, prediction, evaluation, or intervention. This version is shared as a preprint for open access and reference. A revised version may be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal. Related updates may be available at: patreon.com/NMStructuralTheoryLab
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