Research Series
Technical Papers
Technical papers and deep dives that apply various scientific disciplines to explore natural history since a major catastrophic reset several millennia ago. All papers are free to read, share, and use.
Foundations
The starting point — genome architecture and the catastrophic mechanism that reset the natural world several millennia ago.
Diversification (Papers 1–3)
How variation emerges within created kinds while respecting built-in boundaries.
Diaspora (Papers 4–6)
Post-catastrophe migration patterns, lowered sea levels, the rapid regrowth of plants and the geographic spread of animals.
Deposition (Papers 7–9)
Rapid sedimentary processes, basin formation, and the carving of canyons during and after the catastrophe.
Differentiation (Papers 10–12)
Human migration, genetic and cultural differentiation, and the rise of early civilizations.
Dating Capstone
Testable predictions and a comprehensive evaluation of dating methods within the four to seven millennia framework.
Each series builds on the one before. Individual papers report the specific predictions and uncertainty ranges that emerge from their respective models and data.