TSX-2 — The Meaning–Entropy Stabilization Theorem

Abstract This technical note presents the Meaning–Entropy Stabilization Theorem, which formalizes technological and communicative evolution as a sequence of entropy-stabilizing regimes. Each regime locally reduces semantic entropy while generating global residue (ΔR), thereby necessitating the emergence of a subsequent regime. The theorem shows that symbolic communication technologies inevitably accumulate entropy until they collapse into instability, whereas chromatic and ambient regimes minimize ΔR and enable stable post-symbolic computation. Keywords: Semantic Entropy; ΔR; Communicative Evolution; Symbolic Collapse; Ambient Regimes; Thermodynamic Semiotics; Field-Based Communication Project Websites https://ambientphone.com https://ambientarchitectures.org https://ambientera.org