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Volume explores the rise of nonlocal civilization through Quantum Information Tunnel Computing, suggesting significant societal transformations.
This volume develops the civilizational implications of the R-layer Mode Theory and Quantum Information Tunnel Computing (QITC). By removing the spatial constraints that have shaped human society since its origin, QITC marks the end of the light-speed civilization and the emergence of a nonlocal civilization. The volume explores the ontology of information, nonlocal social structures, zero-distance economic systems, nonlocal military transformations, planetary-scale science, ethical foundations, and the rise of planetary intelligence. It serves as the civilizational counterpart to the engineering foundation established in Volume XXXIV.
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