Structural Preservation under Semantic Loss

I’ve published a new preprint paper presenting my independent theory, Theory of Structural Preservation under Semantic Loss (SPSL). The paper asks a simple question: why does the world remain stable even when meaning is incomplete or lost? Rather than treating semantic loss as a failure, SPSL describes it as a structural condition of stability. The theory is world-focused, non-anthropocentric, and does not rely on psychological, normative, or authority-based explanations. Related updates may be available at: patreon.com/NMStructuralTheoryLab