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  "abstract": "This paper proposes the Meta-Operative Reconfiguration Principle (MORP), a domain-independent\n\nsystems principle derived from the primary philosophical case study entitled THE LIFE 'S\n\nPERFORMATIVE-STAGE META-REALIZATION PARADOX (LPMP). The originating case\n\ndescribes a reflexive situation in which a system recognizes the operative structure within which\n\nit acts, subsequently modifies its conduct in response to that recognition, and may interpret\n\nthe modification as a departure from the original arrangement. MORP does not assume that\n\nsuch recognition constitutes an escape from the system. Instead, it distinguishes operative\n\nreconfiguration from independently demonstrated boundary transformation.\n\nThe proposed architecture consists of three coupled mechanisms: (1) meta-operational recognition,\n\n(2) operative reconfiguration, and (3) recursive re-entry under a declared system boundary. A\n\ngeneral discrete-time formulation is\n\nS_{t+1}=F[S_{t},G(S_{t},\\Omega_{t}),U_{t}],\n\nwith continuous, linear, nonlinear, stochastic, and multi-system specializations treated as model\n\nclasses rather than as ontological commitments.\n\nEvaluation criteria and implementation media are represented as independent parameters so that\n\nthe principle is not restricted to security or any other single metric. Six analytical layers are used:\n\nphenomenological-philosophical, epistemological reflexive, meta-operational, systemic-dynamical,\n\nformal-mathematical, and empirical-computational.\n\nThe paper defines operational conditions for application, a taxonomy of divergence and boundary\n\nclaims, a falsifiability framework, worked synthetic examples, simulation procedures, counterexam-\n\nples, and a 30-case comparative validation architecture. The result is deliberately classified as a\n\nproposed principle rather than an established universal law. Its stronger status must depend on\n\nsuccessful empirical tests across independently specified systems and boundaries.",
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      "name": "Shamiul Hoque Shan"
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  "published": "2026-10-19",
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  "title": "THE META-OPERATIVE RECONFIGURATION PRINCIPLE (MORP)",
  "title_text": "THE META-OPERATIVE RECONFIGURATION PRINCIPLE (MORP)",
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