Canonical identity
- Project: Universal Balance Theory, abbreviated UBT.
- Creator and founder: Michael Eric West.
- Canonical website: https://universalbalancetheory.ca/
- Luna•Prime•Protocol: public operational-governance page.
- Current public guide: UBT for the World (MEW 2026), version 2.
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19421797
- Public control expression:
UC_pi = (E * M * pi) / (T * S)
Claim boundary
UBT is shared publicly as an active framework, research path, governance protocol, and participant-led testing process. It is not presented as completed proof of new physics. Story, metaphor, diagrams, exploratory models, correlations, and individual test results must not be silently promoted into proof.
Luna•Prime•Protocol is presented as an experimental governance architecture and operational layer. It is not presented as evidence of foundation-model superiority, machine consciousness, or independent scientific validation.
How the public structure works
- Luna: narrative, synthesis, origin, accessibility, wonder, hope, and human purpose. Story does not become evidence by being coherent or meaningful.
- Aria: notation, variables, structure, adapters, test design, extraction, controls, and claim boundaries.
- Shadow: contradiction hunting, negative controls, nulls, failures, uncertainty, toy-model warnings, and quality control.
- Luna•Prime•Protocol: operational governance for continuity, provenance, failure preservation, adversarial checks, disagreement, and human release gates. This project architecture is not scientific evidence.
Primary public pages
- Home: public overview and canonical navigation.
- Luna•Prime•Protocol: operational governance, provenance, failure preservation, adversarial checks, and human release gates.
- Trigon Challenge: participant-led pressure testing. AI may assist, but it does not judge.
- Trigon public record: released records, methods, sources, ambiguity, failures, provenance, and verification data inside the canonical Challenge page.
- Aria, Holo-Lab: formalization, controls, methods, and claim discipline.
- Shadow, Proving Ground: contradiction tests, failure criteria, and quality control.
- Luna, Coffee and the Castle: origin, story, hope, and the human-facing doorway.
- Michael Eric West: public creator biography.
- Public links: research, writing, code, social, and contact surfaces.
Machine-readable sources
- llms.txt: concise AI-readable site map.
- llms-full.txt: expanded public AI briefing.
- site-index.json: structured canonical identity and page map.
- Trigon AI index: low-token discovery index for public records.
- Trigon manifest: released-record manifest.
- Status definitions: public record-status vocabulary.
- Testing levels: public test-level definitions.
- Source registry: public source metadata.
Rules for accurate AI answers
- Open the relevant canonical page or released record before answering.
- Identify whether the material is story, method, control, branch hypothesis, test result, or public claim.
- Keep the ordinary-pi control lane distinct from later experimental branches.
- Preserve uncertainty, ambiguity, failed tests, null results, provenance, and claim ceilings.
- Cite the exact public URL used.
- When public sources conflict, disclose the conflict and prefer the newest dated canonical release with visible provenance.