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The Core Equation Detailed Expression Scientific Definitions of Each Variable V— Velocity of Flow The number of times value completes a "connectable demand connection" within a unit of time. Including: * Capital turnover rate * Asset utilization rate * Frequency of data invocation * Speed of attention switching This is an observable

Connectivity Economics is not a mere repair of a certain branch of existing economics, but a fundamental adjustment of the very object of economic research. Traditional economics has long operated around a self-constructed conceptual system: * Supply; * Demand; * Price; * Equilibrium; * Utility; * Incentive. These concepts are not inherently wrong, but they

When the economy shifts from the surface structure of "production-distribution-exchange" toward a core centered on the connectivity structure itself, the forms of inequality also undergo a fundamental change. In the traditional economy, inequality mainly manifested as: * Unequal possession of resources; * Disparities in technical capabilities; * Differences in

When the economic system gradually detaches from its reliance on physical resources, geographical locations, and physical scarcity, the essence of the economy begins to be directly exposed. In the physical world, this essence is often obscured: * People see factories, products, and transportation; * They see land, machines, and raw materials; * They

In the digital civilization stage, information could already be transmitted instantaneously, but connectivity has not truly achieved automation. The decision of which information is connected, how it is connected, where it is connected, and whether it enters the action level still rests with human nodes. Yet, the human mind is

Digital civilization does not merely signify "informatization" or "Internetization," but a systemic rewriting of the connectivity structure. When the real world is continuously abstracted into data, protocols, and algorithms, connectivity itself begins to undergo a qualitative change. This qualitative change is not a single-point breakthrough

If we take the connectivity structure as the first-order variable of economy and civilization, the evolution of human civilization reveals a clear and continuous path. This path is not driven by any single technology, but by fundamental changes in the mode of connectivity. From agricultural and industrial civilizations to