Jing Zhang

Software Engineer

https://www.opentalent.in/jing-zhang

Member since June 14, 2026

https://www.opentalent.in/jing-zhang

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The Limit Stress-Driven Evolution (LSED) theory proposes that human cognitive modernity emerged from an ultimate environmental stress field that periodically breached the physiological homeostatic thresholds of endotherms. The core architecture of LSED theory—spatial locktime lockand geographic isolation lock—has recently been rigorously constructed and completed. The name “LSED” originates from the combination of the first letters of “Limit Stress-Driven Evolution”. The LSED theoretical framework is an original theory proposed by Jing Zhangdeveloped from the upgraded foundation of neutral evolution theory and the original mid-latitude oscillation theory. Jing Zhang conceived the theory and completed the initial draft. Subsequentlythrough adversarial engagement among multiple large language models—each critiquingchallengingand refining the others—the theory was iteratively strengthenedrepairedand upgraded to its current form. This paperCelestial Codex Chapter Ipresents the first pillar of the author's original LSED theory—the Spatial Lock. It tightly integrates geomorphology (Tibetan Plateau)climatology (monsoon circulation)and human evolution. It answers the question “Why East Asia?” forming a perfect trinity with “Why this timing?” (Time Lock) and “Why couldn't they leave?” (Geographic Isolation Lock). The Spatial Lock demonstrates thatcontrolled by the coupled uplift of the Tibetan Plateau and the East Asian monsoon systemthe mid-latitudes of East Asia (35°–40°N) developed the strongest seasonal contrast at these latitudes globally. Continuous loess-paleosol records—using magnetic susceptibility (summer monsoon proxy) and grain size (winter monsoon proxy)—demonstrate that during glacial maximathe two proxy curves exhibit mirror-image variationswith climatic fluctuation amplitudes exceeding physiological tolerance thresholds. Unlike the mid-latitudes of West Asia (Zagros Mountains) and Southern Europe (Iberian Peninsula)East Asia possesses the topographic amplification effect of the Tibetan Plateau. Without this effectthose regions experience significantly weaker seasonal contrastsincapable of forming an equivalent ultimate stress field. The spatial lock thus delineates the spatial boundary of LSED theorydemonstrating that the evolutionary core region of cognitive modernity is not Africa but the glacial extreme environment belt of the mid-latitudes of East Asia.Large Language Models

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