Regenerative Cycle Architecture (RCA)

Definition

A meta-theory of temporal governance in institutional systems. RCA formalises how capital must be architected to persist and strengthen across infinite horizons through cycle decoupling and alignment.

Example

RCA provides the theoretical foundation for understanding why PSC works—it's not just a funding model, but the first complete instantiation of regenerative capital architecture.

Source

RCA Section 1

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Related Terms from Regenerative Cycle Architecture

Decoupling OperatorΔ (Delta)

Alignment OperatorΛ (Lambda)

Fragility Cycles

Mission Cycles

Six Structural Invariants

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