Rulelight

Rulelight is a term that refers to a hypothetical concept within certain fictional or philosophical frameworks. It describes a guiding principle or a set of laws that are intrinsically self-enforcing or universally understood within a given system. Unlike conventional rules that require external enforcement or interpretation, rulelight suggests a form of inherent regulation.

The idea often appears in discussions of advanced civilizations, artificial intelligence, or cosmic orders where complex behavior is managed without explicit oversight. In such scenarios, the "light" aspect implies clarity and inevitability, meaning that adherence to the rulelight is as natural and unavoidable as a physical law. Violating rulelight might be impossible, nonsensical, or lead to immediate and proportionate consequences within the system's logic.

This concept can be explored in science fiction, where it might explain the harmonious functioning of alien societies or the inherent order of the universe. Philosophically, rulelight could be a metaphor for innate morality, a perfectly designed system of governance, or the ultimate state of self-awareness where actions align perfectly with desired outcomes. It represents an ideal of perfect order and minimal friction, where understanding and compliance are one and the same.