Relational Field Theory

Collapse is not a moral event. It’s a structural overload — a sign that the field has exceeded its capacity. RFT reframes collapse as information, not indictment.
When collapse is treated as a signal, you can respond with curiosity instead of shame. You begin to see where the system needs reinforcement, redistribution, or redesign.
Collapse becomes a diagnostic moment — a doorway to repair, not a verdict.
RFT #CollapseLiteracy #SignalNotShame #FieldCapacity
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