PFUSRC‑177: Phase Damping and the Way of Non‑Action — The Human Localization in the Low‑Density Region of the Lower Cone Waist

PFUSRC‑004 has established that cosmic dark matter is the topological residue of the exclusion mechanism, and dark energy is the macroscopic manifestation of π₁ dynamic damping. Both originate from interlayer helical damping. This paper lowers this judgment to the human level, proposing humanity’s own “dark matter and dark energy” — phase damping. Core judgments: 1. Humanity’s “dark matter” is phase damping — invisible and intangible, yet, like cosmic dark matter, it locks the behavior of the entire human system. Class positions, power alienation, involution anxiety, and resource competition are all manifestations of phase damping. 2. Phase damping is inevitable, but should be minimized as much as possible. The waist ring of the bicone is the position of minimal damping; humanity’s actual position is in the low‑density region of the lower cone waist — sparse flow variables, stable environment, naturally low damping. At the collective level, classes should reconcile with each other as much as possible, and positions should understand each other as much as possible — not eliminating differences, but reducing the impedance generated by opposition. 3. The pyramid/frustum form of human society is the necessary projection of the inverted section of the bicone’s lower cone waist — not analogy but homology. PFUSRC‑003 has established that the Later Heaven Bagua is the inverted bicone (Pythagorean frustum), a mapping of social construction synchronized with the mother universe. Bagua is the projection bridge between human society and the bicone. 4. The solar system is a blessed land. The solar system is located in the low‑density open region of the lower cone waist. The expansion of the mother universe further lowers the density of the low‑density region — the longer one stays, the more comfortable it becomes. Humanity’s “not knowing the blessing while in it” is self‑inflicted through restless action. 5. Laozi provided the localization plan: non‑action (wu‑wei). It is not passivity, but non‑generation of new damping — no reckless action, no restlessness, no competition, no groundless anxiety. Developing technology is not wrong; developing cognition is not wrong; what is wrong is the involution brought by cognition. 6. Contentment with one’s lot is the clearest way of living in the low‑density region. Humanity has not yet broken through three dimensions, yet worries about whether the bicone will contract — when the direction is unclear, stillness is better than reckless movement; when the position is already good, restlessness is worse than non‑action.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22716153
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PFUSRC‑177: Phase Damping and the Way of Non‑Action — The Human Localization in the Low‑Density Region of the Lower Cone Waist

Zhenmin Wang
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs
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PFUSRC‑177: Phase Damping and the Way of Non‑Action — The Human Localization in the Low‑Density Region of the Lower Cone Waist

Zhenmin Wang
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PFUSRC‑004 has established that cosmic dark matter is the topological residue of the exclusion mechanism, and dark energy is the macroscopic manifestation of π₁ dynamic damping. Both originate from interlayer helical damping. This paper lowers this judgment to the human level, proposing humanity’s own “dark matter and dark energy” — phase damping. Core judgments: 1. Humanity’s “dark matter” is phase damping — invisible and intangible, yet, like cosmic dark matter, it locks the behavior of the entire human system. Class positions, power alienation, involution anxiety, and resource competition are all manifestations of phase damping. 2. Phase damping is inevitable, but should be minimized as much as possible. The waist ring of the bicone is the position of minimal damping; humanity’s actual position is in the low‑density region of the lower cone waist — sparse flow variables, stable environment, naturally low damping. At the collective level, classes should reconcile with each other as much as possible, and positions should understand each other as much as possible — not eliminating differences, but reducing the impedance generated by opposition. 3. The pyramid/frustum form of human society is the necessary projection of the inverted section of the bicone’s lower cone waist — not analogy but homology. PFUSRC‑003 has established that the Later Heaven Bagua is the inverted bicone (Pythagorean frustum), a mapping of social construction synchronized with the mother universe. Bagua is the projection bridge between human society and the bicone. 4. The solar system is a blessed land. The solar system is located in the low‑density open region of the lower cone waist. The expansion of the mother universe further lowers the density of the low‑density region — the longer one stays, the more comfortable it becomes. Humanity’s “not knowing the blessing while in it” is self‑inflicted through restless action. 5. Laozi provided the localization plan: non‑action (wu‑wei). It is not passivity, but non‑generation of new damping — no reckless action, no restlessness, no competition, no groundless anxiety. Developing technology is not wrong; developing cognition is not wrong; what is wrong is the involution brought by cognition. 6. Contentment with one’s lot is the clearest way of living in the low‑density region. Humanity has not yet broken through three dimensions, yet worries about whether the bicone will contract — when the direction is unclear, stillness is better than reckless movement; when the position is already good, restlessness is worse than non‑action.

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