Dao Meta-Theory, Multi-Dimensional Framework Theory of Human Civilization and Causal Dynamical Geometric Model (CDGM): Three Original Paradigm Systems of an Independent Scholar

This paper systematically reviews three original academic theories developed by independent scholar Changwu Wang. At the philosophical level, Dao Meta-Theory redefines Dao as the first principle of ontology in an axiomatic form, breaking through the ambiguous expression of traditional philosophy and putting forward a tripartite framework: Dao as the noumenal mind, the universe as the material entity, and information as the operational medium. At the social science level, the Multi-Dimensional Framework Theory of Human Civilization constructs a five-dimensional closed-loop model covering value, institution, transformation, momentum, and carrier dimensions, surpassing classical Western civilization theories in explanatory power and scope of application. At the theoretical physics level, the Causal Dynamical Geometric Model (CDGM) achieves full-scale applicability with three axioms and zero free parameters, embeds Standard Model matter fields without extra assumptions, and presents more than twenty testable predictions. The three major theoretical achievements, together with three prospective civilization-level propositions—decoding dark matter and dark energy, exploring the essence of consciousness, and creating Causal Intelligence—form a fully connected system that runs through ontology, physical laws, life, intelligence, and the evolution of human civilization. All core literature has secured academic priority confirmation with tamper-proof time stamps on the international platforms OSF and Zenodo.