Framework 59 · Affairs & Management

A proposed model — published to be tested, not believed

Spiralnomy

Neuroeconomics repurposed for flourishing — SpiritoScore-tuned incentives, Collabopetition, and Dynamical-sum replace zero-sum, winner-picking economics.

This framework is one piece of the whole; its full page is in preparation. The line above states its present scope.

The proposed model

Spiralnomy

Current economic, financial, and monetary systems are zero-sum finite games that "pick winners" and serve a very small group. Spiralnomy repurposes neuroeconomics — reward systems, framing, risk assessment, social dynamics, resource allocation — to prioritize neural well-being over economic gain, with incentives continuously tuned against individuals' SpiritoScores; joy triggers replace stressors

Bridge — Biological collabopetition — the mechanisms interchaining the living world oblige people to collaborate while competing for the greater good; likewise the external incentive world acts as a dynamic "cast" molding our internal system, continuously rectifying our "genomic typos."

The proposed modelSpeculative
Sources & apparatus
Δ — contemporary science

Harré et al. on science as a zero-sum, winner-picking finite game; neuroeconomics (neuroscience + psychology + economics) on decision-making

The mystical reading

The reading beneath the claim.

(none in the body; Spiralnomy is the economic limb of the whole — its flourishing measure is the SpiritoScore; see fw-03.)

In practice

Something to do, not only accept.

Policy/design moves — replace GDP valuation; revise the legislation–monetary linkage (SEVEN BRANCH); adopt Collabopetition and the Dynamical-sum model; run blockchain "lottery-like operations" in lieu of zero-sum games; make Qreativity the new QPI; consume by the motto "less is more, more with less, and the best is not good enough." Addressing the Scalability Dilemma, this redefines human economic value through personalized, permission-based marketing — transforming the ad-driven "Battle for Our Attention" into individualized, face-to-face experiences

Where this sits

One piece of a larger instrument.