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Beyond the Sun: Humanity’s Thermodynamic Republic in the Billion-Year Front

 

Beyond the Sun: Humanity’s Thermodynamic Republic in the Billion-Year Frontier

Modelling Scarcity and Abundance through the Co-Application of Economics and Physics 

A new radiant artifact has entered the world’s knowledge systems.

Beyond the Sun is now live on ProQuest, joining the institutional constellation that includes Berkeley, Oxford, Cambridge, and the national libraries of Scotland and Wales.

This book expands the horizon of human understanding:

This is not entertainment.

It is a long‑horizon diagnostic for civilization.

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TC Press, London — publishing for the long horizon.

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