Planeedilise

Planeedilise is a fictional interdisciplinary framework used in speculative fiction and worldbuilding to study planetary-scale systems and governance. The term is presented as a synthesis of planetary science, systems theory, ethics, and policy design aimed at sustaining ecosystems and human civilization across Earth and off-world colonies. In the imagined history, planeedilise emerged in the early 22nd century from collaborations among climate scientists, political theorists, and engineers who sought a common language for coordinating climate intervention, resource distribution, and space settlement.

Core concepts include viewing a planet as a coupled social-ecological machine, requiring data streams, predictive models, and governance mechanisms to maintain stability. Methods combine climate and ecological modeling with scenario planning and constitutional design for planetary institutions. Applications in the fiction include guiding intergovernmental councils, managing planetary-scale risks, and informing long-term migration and remediation strategies.

Reception within the works is mixed. Proponents praise its holistic approach and moral framing, while critics warn against technocratic centralization and speculative claims about large-scale intervention. Planeedilise has also appeared in educational contexts within the stories, used as a pedagogical tool to teach systems thinking about planetary health.

In real-world discussions, the term is primarily encountered in creative writing and worldbuilding circles as a fictional concept, rather than as an established academic field. See also: planetary governance, geoengineering ethics, planetary-scale modeling.