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Open Research

Transparent methods, credited sources, testable claims

Open Research

Transparent methods, credited sources, testable claims

OPEN ACCESS

Use this work

Everything here is open. No gates, no applications, no required collaboration. Take what is useful. Cite the source. Test the claims.

Everything is open

TEG-Blue is published under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. The frameworks, models, datasets, methodology, and source theory documentation are all available for independent use. There is no application process, no approval needed, and no coordination required.

How to cite

If you use TEG-Blue in your work — whether to test, critique, extend, or reference — citation formats are available for the framework, the validation study, and individual components.

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Research directions still open

The framework opens several lines of inquiry. Each can be pursued independently. These are documented in more detail on the Start Here page.

A. Measurement and recognition

Can the Four-Mode Gradient be reliably detected in natural language?

B. Prediction and prevention

How do states shift and escalate? Can harm trajectories be mapped and predicted?

C. Navigation and intervention

Which interventions support movement from Control back toward Connection?

D. AI alignment and structured schemas

How can emotional pattern logic be translated into forms AI systems read safely?

The specific ask

I built this framework over nearly two years of independent research. The architecture is complete. The first validation study is published. The open questions are documented.

What the framework needs now is a lead researcher or institution to carry the next phase — systematic validation, replication across contexts, and dissemination into established research channels. There is real space here for someone to take the lead.

Disagreement is welcome. TEG-Blue is a working hypothesis, not a settled framework. The only requirement is willingness to engage seriously with the work.

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