Preface to the Trilogy on the Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity: Nature, Scope, and Intended Reading

This preface accompanies the first three papers in the sequence and frames them as a structured conceptual progression rather than as isolated claims. It states explicitly that the framework should not be approached as a claim of new physical laws, a new force, or a complete predictive theory.

Its function is to define the trilogy as a philosophical-physical synthesis that draws on established dynamical tools while proposing a unified interpretive perspective across physics, chemistry, and biology. It also identifies the architectural distinction between inherited sensitivity, realized response, and threshold-dependent effective interaction as central to the program.