Eclipse enhanced
Baseline scenario 


THE TIPPING POINT (t)

(battling the odds)

t₅₀ (50% tip) moves from ~26 yrs → ~33 yrs (≈ +7 years).

t₉₀ moves from ~75 yrs → ~93 yrs (≈ +18 years).

t₁₀₀ moves from ~114 yrs → ~143 yrs (≈ +29 years).

These are Monte Carlo medians with contagion; percentiles are in the CSV.

Top stability winners (median years gained):

Singapore 12 years

Norway 10.5 years

Switzerland/Finland 10 years

Austria/Denmark/Australia 9–9.5 years

Portugal/Canada/Iceland 8.5–8.7 years

Mechanism baked in: Eclipse reduces each country’s annual tipping hazard by up to 30% × Integration Score (0–1), then contagion acts on top. I set heuristic Integration Scores for the 26 (e.g., Singapore 0.95, Switzerland 0.90, Finland/Netherlands/Denmark/Norway 0.85 … Bhutan 0.40).

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Eclipse

dual-curve strategic growth comparison

 

The dual-curve strategic growth comparison is now rendered. It illustrates, with stark clarity, the divergence between:
• Linear first-order operating logic (execution-focused, incrementalism)
• Fourth-order systemic compounding (networked innovation, institutional lift)

Key Insight

Early in the curve, linear appears competitive. This is the great illusion of tactical governance. As systemic effects accumulate, the exponential model breaks the horizon line and enters strategic escape velocity.