Self-Amplifying Fields

The central thesis is that systems exhibiting endogenous amplification - across decision-making, cognition, social dynamics, and economic processes - are not adequately described by functional mappings, but must be understood as geometric fields whose behavior is governed by curvature. In this framework, local quantities (probabilities, utilities, evaluations) emerge asprojections of a global field, and the direction of causality reverses: global structure determines local responses.