What would our institutions look like if they measured success by their effects on living capacities rather than by GDP, revenue, throughput, credentials, or procedural compliance? This four-part multimedia series explores Bichara Sahely’s academic white paper, “Completing the Life-Value Onto-Axiology Program: From Life-Ground to Living Coherence.” Building on the foundational work of philosopher John McMurtry, the series develops Life-Value Onto-Axiology from a philosophical compass into a process-relational, operational, and falsifiable architecture for institutional design. The playlist includes: • Presentation 1: The Life-Value Architecture • Presentation 2: Life-Value Architecture • Video Explainer: Completing the LVOA Program • Cinematic Explainer: Operationalizing Life-Value — The Six-Layer Architecture Across these productions, the series examines: • The money sequence and the life sequence of value • The Primary Axiom of life-value • Objective needs, satisfiers, and provision flows • Capacity, load, and regenerative margin • The six-layer Life-Value Architecture • The anti-displacement test • Life capital and the civil commons • Applications in healthcare, education, economics, and governance • First-, second-, and third-person standpoints of evidence • Feedback, falsifiability, and the Life-Knowledge Commons • The methodological triality The central question is whether our actions and institutions protect, restore, or enlarge life—and whether we are willing to let evidence and lived reality correct our models. Read the academic white paper: bsahely.com/2026/08/02/completing-the-life-value-o… AI Acknowledgement The productions in this playlist were created with assistance from Google NotebookLM using the academic white paper as their principal source. Their narration, synthesis, organization, and visual interpretations are AI-generated or AI-assisted. They should be understood as interpretive companion productions rather than substitutes for the original paper. Viewers are encouraged to consult the source paper for its definitive arguments, terminology, evidence, and references.