STÜLP* PRINCIPLE
The STÜLP-Principle is a transdisciplinary conceptual model situated at the intersection of art, systems theory and cultural research. Published under a Creative Commons License
(CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), it invites collaborative interpretation and use.
STÜLP in Practice – Human Integration as Natural Law
In a time when automation and optimization have become central goals of our ways of life, work, and society, it is essential not to lose touch with the original. A flawless world would be a world without humans — for humanity remains fallible: mortal, hungry, tired, conscientious. It is precisely here that its creative power lies. STÜLP recognizes this system-relevant, non-optimizable potentiation factor as the foundation of creativity — and makes it fruitful.
The STÜLP Principle is not a therapy. It is not care. It is a re-integration of life itself. Where people are reduced to recipients of help — the elderly, the unemployed, the chronically ill — STÜLP sees dormant potential. Not through compensation, but through potentiation: via active participation in meaningful processes, beyond mere inclusion.
A dog that guards, a cat that hunts — their nature is not fulfilled in passivity. Likewise, humans flourish not in protection alone, but in shared creation. Whether in senior homes, youth rehabilitation, or long-term unemployment — STÜLP offers a structure where responsibility is not a burden, but a right. A right to shape, to contribute, to matter.
Tempra, the core formula of STÜLP, links pressure, space/time, and resonance depth — not to measure performance, but to understand growth as transformation. Weakness is not the opposite of power. It is its origin.
Through ME WERK BERLIN and the upcoming publication platform, LIME is developing tools for self-evaluation and resonant reintegration — for institutions, AI environments, and social systems. Not as a commercial USP, but as an ethical shift: from management to becoming.
STÜLP invites cooperation across disciplines — where the human is not optimized, but heard. Where cycles do not close, but unfold.
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