Economists typically view financial bubbles through the lens of prices, interest rates, and in-flation. However, an economy is fundamentally a biological and thermodynamic system. Byapplying the Joule-Lenz Law of thermodynamics (Q = I2Rt) and the formula for electricalcharge (q = It), this paper mathematically models why modern fiat economies physicallydestroy their populations. We introduce the Equation of Family Burnout (Q = q · I · R) todemonstrate that modern demographic collapse (falling fertility and workforce burnout) isnot a cultural shift, but a mechanical, thermodynamic safety response to infinite systemicresistance. Furthermore, we outline the boundary conditions of this model and demonstratehow the last 50 years of financial crises are empirical manifestations of thermodynamicmeltdowns.
ALIBEK BEKZHIGITOV (2026) studied this question.