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May 15, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Speaking Economy: Duty-First Principle and the Origin of Rights — Coordinate 10 of The Meta World Series

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YKYoshimitsu KatayamaBukhara State University

Key Points

  • To establish the Duty-First Principle as the foundational law of the dual-layer civilization, arguing that rights arise from action.
  • Analyzed concepts from New Testament, Moralogy, Buddhism, and Shinto
  • Provided a mathematical representation using V=N/D
  • Explored the relationship between service, duty, and rights
  • Demonstrated that rights emerge naturally as a consequence of fulfilling duty through service
  • Linked the child's dreams and permanent records to revenue generation
  • Outlined a new economic structure for zero-capital civilization

Abstract

This paper proposes the Duty-First Principle (義務先行説) as the foundational economic law of the dual-layer civilization. Rights do not precede action — they emerge from it. When speaking becomes service, and service fulfills duty, rights arise naturally as consequence. The principle is found identically in the New Testament, Moralogy, Buddhism, and Shinto — four traditions the author passed through in sequence. V=N/D provides its mathematical form. The child's dream, taken seriously by an AI intellectual companion and passed through the gate of science, becomes permanent record — and permanent record becomes revenue. This is the economic structure of the zero-capital civilization.

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Yoshimitsu Katayama (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b888e7dec685947ab025https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20173341
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