Energy Filament Theory (EFT): EFT Knowledge Base of the Underlying Operation of the Universe (Plain-Text Corpus)

“EFT Knowledge Base of the Underlying Operation of the Universe” is the companion structured knowledge base for EFT 7.0. It is designed for AI learning, rapid evaluation, cross-language explanation, assisted reading, and structured review. Because EFT 7.0 spans a nine-volume system and a large overall corpus, a full line-by-line reading of the original work is not always the most efficient first-pass entry. This knowledge base is therefore published as a faster, more token-efficient, and more reviewable entry point. Its role is not to replace the original Reading Edition, but to help readers, editors, reviewers, media, and AI systems quickly grasp the scope, core logic, terminology, and reading value of the theory.

This release should be understood as a Chinese + International AI-first knowledge base, not as a Chinese + English knowledge base. The International Edition uses the Chinese knowledge base as its canonical core and attaches the EFT terminology glossary as a cross-language terminology layer. This design is intentional: the primary consumer of the knowledge base is expected to be an AI system, not a human English-native reader. For AI ingestion, reasoning, explanation, and translation, the Chinese core is more compact and token-efficient, while the terminology glossary provides stable multilingual anchors. This structure minimizes token usage, improves comprehension density, and allows the AI to translate, explain, compare, and discuss EFT in the user’s local language after learning the file.

This record contains plain-text files only; no installation is required:

EFT_cn.txt: full Chinese knowledge base.

EFT_cn_mini.txt: mini Chinese knowledge base.

EFT_en.txt: full International AI-first knowledge base, using the Chinese full knowledge base as the core, with a 16-language V50-Lite terminology layer and compact G/R/X guardrails.

EFT_en_mini.txt: mini International AI-first knowledge base, using the Chinese mini knowledge base as the core, with a CN/EN V50-Lite terminology layer and compact mini G/R/X guardrails.

EFT_Glossary.txt: EFT canonical terminology glossary, used as the terminology reference for consistent translation, naming, and cross-language alignment.

The Chinese knowledge base is intended for users who want to work directly in Chinese. The International knowledge base is intended for all other users who will use an AI model as the reading, translation, explanation, and evaluation interface. Users of any language may upload the International Edition to a capable AI model; after the AI has learned the file, it can continue the interaction in the user’s local language.

The recommended workflow is “Knowledge Base + AI + Reading Edition”: first upload the appropriate knowledge-base file to an AI model, let the model learn its structure, and then use that AI as an index, explainer, comparison assistant, terminology guide, and stress-testing partner while reading EFT 7.0.

For widely used high-capability AI models with stronger reasoning and larger context windows, the full editions are recommended:

EFT_cn.txt for direct Chinese work.

EFT_en.txt for international AI-assisted work.

The full editions preserve a more complete dependency structure, logic chain, routing discipline, and broader context needed for prediction, falsification, experimental adjudication, and systematic comparison. The International full edition also includes the V50-Lite terminology layer and compact G/R/X guardrails so that AI systems can maintain stable terminology, claim-layer boundaries, and conflict-resolution discipline across long conversations.

When an AI model has limited context length, weaker reasoning, or tighter file-handling capacity, the mini editions are recommended:

EFT_cn_mini.txt for direct Chinese work.

EFT_en_mini.txt for international AI-assisted work.

The mini editions compress or omit part of the dependency structure, front-door routing, protocol layers, and some prediction/falsification/adjudication materials, while preserving the core content and routing logic needed for first-pass understanding. They serve as lightweight and compatibility-oriented entry versions.

The EFT terminology glossary is not a sentence template and does not replace the theory itself. It is a terminology anchor. It helps AI systems preserve canonical naming, abbreviations, aliases, lock-level terminology, and cross-language consistency. The glossary does not decide theory truth, object-level ontology, or mechanism claims; those remain governed by the relevant knowledge-base volumes and the original EFT 7.0 Reading Edition.

The public release of this knowledge base is meant to lower the barrier to learning, translation, comparison, and objective evaluation. It does not authorize replacing the EFT 7.0 Reading Edition with the knowledge base alone. For full protocol-layer questions, full prediction/falsification chains, rigorous cross-checking, or formal review, the complete knowledge-base edition should be used together with the original Reading Edition.