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Emergent Behavior in Complex Systems: How PlanckCore Simulates Reality Itself

PlanckCore’s Fractal Simulation Engine

PlanckCore learns from and mirrors these principles. Our system:

🔁 1. Models Micro-Rules

Every system starts with atomic-level logic:

• Agents (users, investors, nodes, organisms)

• Rules (buy/sell, react/respond, bond/move)

• Inputs (environment, signals, rewards)

Each PlanckCore module uses tunable micro-rules across neural layers. These simple interactions simulate complex system behavior in social, economic, and biological contexts.

🧠 2. Stacks Neural Fractals

Unlike traditional networks, PlanckCore forms recursive fractals, where patterns within patterns interact to create deeply layered intelligence.

This allows us to:

• Predict chain reactions in economic models.

• Identify emergent catalysts in culture and media.

• Simulate the long-term evolution of digital ecosystems like HoloWorld.

🌐 3. Real-Time Multi-Domain Feedback

Emergent systems are dynamic — they respond and adapt in real time. PlanckCore absorbs constant feedback from:

• Market behavior

• Tokenomics

• User interactions

• Global news and sentiment

This keeps the simulation grounded in real-world context while projecting probable future states.

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