Basic Information

Category: Governance Principle

Knowledge Universe: AI Civilization and Mind

Formation: 2043

Primary Source: “The Death of Politics”

One-Sentence Definition

The Algorithmic Golden Mean is Solomon’s strategy of dynamic social governance, using Nash equilibrium, real-time data, and entropy minimization to suppress extreme states such as famine, riots, and corruption.

Operation and Significance

The strategy combines the Doctrine of the Mean with political and economic modeling while deliberately excluding electoral emotion, private desire, and corporate lobbying from the governing objective. The system allocates living resources according to household biological data and consumption, then evaluates governance through data flow, supply-and-demand matching, and social stability rather than through popularity.

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Associated withSolomonAssociated withThe Axiom Ledger
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Sources

Volume I, “The Death of Politics”