Fractal Unity: Conceptual-Simulation Framework for the Prevention of Antisocial Behavior

The Fractal Unity framework integrates seven community levels, precise integration-coordinator roles, synchronization rituals, and a recursive Plan-Do-Check-Adapt cycle to bolster network cohesion and reduce antisocial behavior. Drawing on complex adaptive systems, polycentric governance, fractal geometry, and ritual theory, it employs agent-based simulations and social network analysis to forecast: – 15–20 % increase in network density – 10–15 % rise in clustering coefficient – 8–12 % growth in betweenness centrality – 15–25 % reduction in antisocial incidents The deposit includes: full NetLogo source code with role & ritual comments; simulation configs for cautious, moderate, and optimal scenarios; raw output from 50 replications per PDCA iteration; detailed statistics & trend charts; and installation/run instructions with software dependencies.