World Dikenocracy — a framework for algorithmic justice where governance is treated as an engineering problem and power is an immutable function, not a political mandate. This repository hosts post-political governance architectures, system-level political design, and executable models of justice. It is built on a simple premise: Politics does not fail because of bad people. It fails because it is not a system. What is Dikenocracy? Dikenocracy is a governance model based on the ancient Greek concept of δίκη (dike) — justice as an objective balance between actions and consequences — formalized as algorithms, metrics, and automated liability. In Dikenocracy: Power is not held by people, parties, or elites Power is held by an immutable justice function Damage automatically generates liability Profit is mathematically linked to public benefit Deception and manipulation are economically unprofitable Governance operates through thresholds, not discretion Justice ceases to be a metaphor — and becomes code. Core Principles Algorithmic Justice Governance decisions are executed by transparent, open algorithms rather than subjective authority. Objective Metrics (Physical Truth Layer) Social, economic, and ecological outcomes are grounded in verifiable physical data rather than opinion or consensus. Automatic Accountability Harm, aggression, corruption, or systemic damage trigger predefined consequences without political arbitration. Incentive Alignment Individual, corporate, and state-level self-interest is mathematically constrained to increase system stability. Post-Political Governance No elected rulers. No lobbying. No ideology arbitration. Operators are contracted against systemic performance thresholds and removed automatically upon failure. Repository Scope The world repository functions as a political systems laboratory. It contains: Governance frameworks and constitutional architectures Algorithmic justice protocols Economic incentive models Security, liability, and anti-aggression mechanisms Post-democratic and post-national governance concepts Drafts, specifications, critiques, and future simulations This is not a party platform. This is not an electoral project. This is a systems repository. Repository Structure Копировать код

world/ ├── dikenocracy/ │ ├── protocols/ # Governance and justice protocols │ ├── economic_models/ # Incentive and liability architectures │ └── governance_mechanics/ # Operator logic and system thresholds ├── research/ # Information physics, TIU foundations ├── drafts/ # Work-in-progress documents └── references/ The structure will evolve as models mature. Scientific Foundation Dikenocracy is not a purely philosophical construct. Its governance logic is grounded in Information Physics, specifically the Theory of the Informational Universe (TIU), where: Reality is constrained by information flow Truth must be anchored in physical observables Stable systems emerge from feedback, not authority This foundation is implemented through the Physical Truth Layer, which supplies objective data to governance algorithms. Key Document Code of Planetary Synergy — Full Specification (PDF) Comprehensive protocol-level description of the Dikenocracy system. (Link the PDF here once committed) How to Contribute or Critique Critical engagement is explicitly encouraged. Open an Issue for conceptual discussion or critique Submit a Pull Request for protocol refinement or structural improvements Fork the repository for independent exploration, with attribution preserved Dogma is rejected. Formal critique is welcomed. License & Attribution This repository is released under the Apache License 2.0. Attribution is mandatory. Original author of the Dikenocracy framework: Igor Opolinsky Misrepresentation of authorship or removal of attribution constitutes a license violation and a breach of academic integrity. Status Conceptual framework: active Formal specification: published Public critique and iteration: open Implementation: parallel systems / future work Final Note We are not asking the old world for permission. We are building a new one beside it.