The Causal Web: A Mathematical-Logical Framework of Universal Operation

This paper proposes a unified framework called the Causal Web, which reconceptualizes causality not as a linear sequence but as a multidimensional, recursive, and networked system of interactions. Rooted in the Logical Causality Principle and extended through mathematical modeling, this framework integrates across disciplines—from quantum dynamics and thermodynamic flows to civilizational evolution and systemic collapse. Each node in the web represents an event, entity, or condition, while each edge encodes a causal, energetic, or informational link. The paper analyzes how instability, feedback loops, and non-coherence within this web give rise to entropy spikes and civilizational tipping points, culminating in the universal Great Filter. This model challenges existing causal simplifications and calls for a new standard of causal literacy to navigate the entropic currents shaping existence.