Social Relativity Theory (SRT) Social Relativity Theory (SRT) is a conceptual framework developed to explain the dynamic relationship between accumulated mass (M), structural conditions (S), and observable outcomes or force (F) within social systems. The core formulation of the theory is expressed as: F = S(M) Where: • M (Mass) refers to accumulated resources, population, data, or social pressure • S (Structure) refers to institutional, policy, and systemic mechanisms • F (Force) refers to observable outcomes such as price movements, social tension, or system behavior The model can be extended to incorporate additional structural variables: F = S(M, E, L | P, G, T) Where: • E = Energy or economic intensity • L = Logistics and system constraints • P = Policy pressure • G = Governance structure • T = Technology level SRT emphasizes that outcomes in social systems are not determined by mass alone, but by how structure transforms mass into force. This framework can be...