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The aim is to explore the connections between human coordination and civilizational development through historical phase transitions.

April 24, 2026Open Access

Kato Ladder: Seventy Thousand Years of Human Coordination and a Civilizational Ontology of Six Realized Phase Transitions EPaper 3 submission snapshot

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The aim is to explore the connections between human coordination and civilizational development through historical phase transitions.
Provided a comprehensive reproducibility archive including manuscripts, figures, and supplementary data.
Utilized a seven-axis falsifier battery for data analysis and forecasts.
Included build scripts for graphical representations and data outputs.
Outlines the structure of human coordination across 70,000 years.
Presents a rank-2 sensitivity envelope for forecasting future civilizational changes.
Includes empirical data for replication and validation of findings.

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Reproducibility archive for Paper 3 (NHB submission). Includes main manuscript (V65), Supplementary Information (V76), reference bibliography (V13), cover letter (V17), significance statement (V1), title page (V4), graphical abstract (V1, vector + raster), and figures Fig. 1 E. Data directory contains the 28-anchor compressed-timeline backbone and the Eq.(2) rank-2 sensitivity envelope output; code directory contains the build scripts for the graphical abstract and for the Fig. 3 / Fig. 4 panels. Seven-axis falsifier battery raw outputs are included for replication of the 2028.4, 2034.4 CE forecast window.

Kato Ladder: Seventy Thousand Years of Human Coordination and a Civilizational Ontology of Six Realized Phase Transitions EPaper 3 submission snapshot

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