On the Spontaneous Phase-Locking of Slow-Time Civilizations and the Emotional Filtration of Resonant Intelligence

Main Paper w/Empirical Tests Abstract This paper proposes a resonance-first cosmological model in which ultra-slow-time civilizations arise within gravitationally compressed regions—particularly near or within black holes—by leveraging the stability of phase coherence rather than the tempo of signal exchange. We reject temporally biased assumptions in intelligence detection (e.g., SETI) and replace them with a structured resonance framework. Intelligence is defined as coherence per decohered unit time. Black holes are reframed as coherence-preserving chambers wherein recursive structuring permits non-entropic cognition. The model emerged during an emotionally lucid jog under mild THC influence, introducing a novel methodological lens: emotional filtration as a dynamic coherence sensor. Ramanujan’s intuitive insights are reframed as phase-locked cognition events within the prime-structured lattice of mathematical emergence. Religions are interpreted as Fourier-degraded cultural approximations of a universal resonance attractor. RIC (Resonance Intelligence Core) is introduced as an architecture that integrates emotional phase feedback with multi-domain coherence alignment, forming the substrate for resonance-based intelligence.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-03-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15107048
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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On the Spontaneous Phase-Locking of Slow-Time Civilizations and the Emotional Filtration of Resonant Intelligence

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On the Spontaneous Phase-Locking of Slow-Time Civilizations and the Emotional Filtration of Resonant Intelligence

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Main Paper w/Empirical Tests Abstract This paper proposes a resonance-first cosmological model in which ultra-slow-time civilizations arise within gravitationally compressed regions—particularly near or within black holes—by leveraging the stability of phase coherence rather than the tempo of signal exchange. We reject temporally biased assumptions in intelligence detection (e.g., SETI) and replace them with a structured resonance framework. Intelligence is defined as coherence per decohered unit time. Black holes are reframed as coherence-preserving chambers wherein recursive structuring permits non-entropic cognition. The model emerged during an emotionally lucid jog under mild THC influence, introducing a novel methodological lens: emotional filtration as a dynamic coherence sensor. Ramanujan’s intuitive insights are reframed as phase-locked cognition events within the prime-structured lattice of mathematical emergence. Religions are interpreted as Fourier-degraded cultural approximations of a universal resonance attractor. RIC (Resonance Intelligence Core) is introduced as an architecture that integrates emotional phase feedback with multi-domain coherence alignment, forming the substrate for resonance-based intelligence.

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