Part II – Seeking Coherence: The Gravity Well Effect
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| author | David Humble |
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| contents | <p><span>This paper presents a conceptual framework examining how individuals with a regulated and coherent nervous system may influence collective dynamics through established interpersonal mechanisms.<br><br>It synthesizes research on physiological synchrony, emotional contagion, and social network dynamics to propose the “sovereign gravity well” model, in which stable individuals function as attractor-like nodes within social systems.<br><br>The framework explains how non-reactivity, autonomic regulation, and affective stability may contribute to co-regulation, reduced volatility, and shifts in group-level behavior without direct coercion.<br><br>It integrates empirical findings on heart-rate synchrony, mood propagation, and social tipping points to suggest that individual regulation can scale into broader network effects under certain conditions.<br><br>Positioned as a theoretical and integrative model, the work contributes to understanding how personal regulation practices may influence collective outcomes, offering a foundation for future empirical research on the relationship between individual coherence and systemic change.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Part II – Seeking Coherence: The Gravity Well Effect David Humble extraction sovereignty witness coherence Laos Thailand <p><span>This paper presents a conceptual framework examining how individuals with a regulated and coherent nervous system may influence collective dynamics through established interpersonal mechanisms.<br><br>It synthesizes research on physiological synchrony, emotional contagion, and social network dynamics to propose the “sovereign gravity well” model, in which stable individuals function as attractor-like nodes within social systems.<br><br>The framework explains how non-reactivity, autonomic regulation, and affective stability may contribute to co-regulation, reduced volatility, and shifts in group-level behavior without direct coercion.<br><br>It integrates empirical findings on heart-rate synchrony, mood propagation, and social tipping points to suggest that individual regulation can scale into broader network effects under certain conditions.<br><br>Positioned as a theoretical and integrative model, the work contributes to understanding how personal regulation practices may influence collective outcomes, offering a foundation for future empirical research on the relationship between individual coherence and systemic change.</span></p> |
| title | Part II – Seeking Coherence: The Gravity Well Effect |
| topic | extraction sovereignty witness coherence Laos Thailand |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20052592 |