babylon.models.scenario

Scenario configuration for multiverse simulation injection.

ScenarioConfig holds parameters that modify a simulation’s starting conditions to explore different counterfactual paths. This enables the “Multiverse Protocol” where we run 2^N permutations of High/Low values to prove mathematical divergence.

Sprint 1 (Multiverse Protocol): Initial implementation with three parameters:

• superwage_multiplier: Multiplier for imperial superwage extraction efficiency

• solidarity_index: Base strength for SOLIDARITY edges

• repression_capacity: State violence capacity modifier

Paradox Refactor: Renamed rent_level -> superwage_multiplier for theory alignment. The term “superwage” (from MLM-TW theory) more accurately describes the mechanism where core workers receive wages above value produced, subsidized by imperial rent.

Usage:

from babylon.models.scenario import ScenarioConfig

scenario = ScenarioConfig(
    name="HighSW_LowSol_HighRep",
    superwage_multiplier=1.5,
    solidarity_index=0.2,
    repression_capacity=0.8,
)

Classes

ScenarioConfig(**data)

Configuration for multiverse scenario injection.

class babylon.models.scenario.ScenarioConfig(**data)

Bases: BaseModel

Configuration for multiverse scenario injection.

ScenarioConfig defines modifiers that transform a base WorldState and SimulationConfig into a specific counterfactual scenario. This enables deterministic exploration of parameter space without random sampling.

The model is frozen (immutable) to ensure scenarios remain constant throughout simulation runs.

Parameters:

• name (Annotated[str, MinLen(min_length=1)])

• superwage_multiplier (Annotated[float, Ge(ge=0)])

• solidarity_index (Annotated[float, Ge(ge=0.0), Le(le=1.0)])

• repression_capacity (Annotated[float, Ge(ge=0.0), Le(le=1.0)])

name

Human-readable scenario identifier, must be unique within a multiverse run. Format: “{SWLevel}_{SolidarityLevel}_{RepressionLevel}”

superwage_multiplier

Multiplier for extraction_efficiency in SimulationConfig. Default 1.0 (no change). Range: [0, inf). - 0.3 = Low superwage (periphery retains more value) - 1.5 = High superwage (aggressive extraction) Theory: “Superwage” refers to core worker wages above value produced, subsidized by imperial rent extraction.

solidarity_index

Base strength for SOLIDARITY edges in topology. Default 0.5. Constrained to [0, 1] via Coefficient type. - 0.2 = Low solidarity (atomized workers) - 0.8 = High solidarity (strong worker networks)

repression_capacity

State violence capacity modifier. Updates repression_faced on entities and repression_level in config. Default 0.5. Constrained to [0, 1] via Coefficient type. - 0.2 = Low repression (weak state) - 0.8 = High repression (police state)

model_config: ClassVar[ConfigDict] = {'frozen': True}

Configuration for the model, should be a dictionary conforming to [ConfigDict][pydantic.config.ConfigDict].

name: str

superwage_multiplier: float

solidarity_index: Coefficient

repression_capacity: Coefficient