The Prim-Lexon Hypothesis: A Unified Field Connecting Quantum Fluctuations to Planetary Civilization — Complexification and Upgrading of the Five Models of Prim-Lex Theory and Their Meta-Level Integration of Quantum Physics

Abstract

Contemporary quantum physics stands at a historic juncture where technological breakthroughs are transitioning into civilizational applications. The five frontier fields—quantum computing, quantum finance, quantum communication, quantum biology, and quantum gravity—are advancing rapidly, yet they lack a decentralized, quantifiable governance framework to guide their development. This paper announces the quantum leap of Prim-Lex theory (Economic Climatology) from a “diagnostic” to a “therapeutic” science, proposes the Prim-Lexon hypothesis, and expresses the complexified unified field of the five models, thereby establishing a mathematical framework of the mutual generation and restraint of the Five Elements. This paper demonstrates that the five models of Prim-Lex theory (REMC·Fire, CLL·Metal, GCSOS·Water, RCE‑B/S·Wood, G‑REMI·Earth) exhibit a profound structural isomorphism with the five frontiers of contemporary quantum physics. The complexified Prim-Lex theory does not seek to replace existing quantum physics theories; rather, it provides a decentralized civilizational orientation and governance language, ensuring that quantum technologies serve Earth’s civilization in an orderly manner within planetary boundaries.