Structural Reasoning Theory (SRT)

Structural Reasoning Theory (SRT) is a framework for understanding how genuinely new structures are discovered,
and why intelligence cannot be reduced to scale, data, or optimization.

SRT explains why theories like CCT become possible in the first place.

→ Read the SRT Overview
→ Read the SRT White Paper

SRT focuses on structure-first reasoning, pre-logical constraint discovery, and the separation between unrestricted thinking and constrained execution.

Release History

Formal publications related to SRT are listed below.
DOI versions are considered the canonical frozen records.

Date	Title	Version	DOI	PDF
27 Dec 2025	Structural Reasoning Theory (SRT): Foundations and Implications	v1.0	10.5281/zenodo.18065381	PDF
31 Dec 2025	SRT Extension I: Reception, Continuity, and Selfhood	v1.0	10.5281/zenodo.18106313	PDF