Data Systematization. Alpha Games

The history of states, wars, economies, and laws is not a chaotic chain of random events. Before you lies the second book of the analytical trilogy: a detailed register and chronological documentation of how the “Alpha” supersystem, step by step, subjugated key spheres of human civilization. The book “Data Systematization. Alpha Games” (edition S.1) transforms history from a realm of humanities-based descriptions into a body of verifiable data. It reveals the mechanisms by which law, the military, fiscal systems, education, and industry were woven into a single, controllable environment — from the Neolithic transition to 21st-century digital control.

The book employs a cross-cutting analytical framework. Each chapter deconstructs a specific vector of institutional control:

• Politics and War — the state as a managed environment; the recurrence of conflicts, the social cost of wars, and the algorithms of institutional transformation.
• A Chronology of Conquest (10,000 BCE–21st century) — a detailed map of the Earth’s “infection” by the Game: from the first cities of Mesopotamia, through the transition to law and empires, to information matrices and metamodernity.
• Law and Jurisprudence — the real history of law through case studies from the U.S., Brazil, Russia, and France; the transformation of violence into legal norms.
• Economics and Business — deconstructing the myth of the “free market”: from the emergence of banks and shareholder platforms to stock market simulations and digital ecosystems.
• Education and Science — the university as the state’s talent factory; academic censorship, the programming of meanings, and access filters.
• Ecology and the Biosphere — the industrialization of nature, planetary agrarian occupation, and ecocide as a systemic function of the Game.

The book’s evidence base is built on the principle of redundancy. An isolated fact (a tax, a law, a university charter, or a military reform) is often perceived as a coincidence. However, when these facts are combined into a single table, strict algorithmic connections become apparent.

You don’t have to take the concept at face value — all empirical data is drawn from open academic records. The book’s goal is to provide a ready-made coordinate system that links these facts into a consistent model.

Surikov Andrey

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