Editorial policy
Clear authorship, traceable evidence and a visible distinction between an argument and an established finding.
Scope and responsibility
The Human Codes Library is an author-led publication by Gabriel Nicolaev – CyGuru. It publishes essays, practical frameworks and reading guides across 11 fields. Articles express an editorial perspective and are intended to support understanding and better questions.
Evidence and interpretation
Scientific, medical, financial and regulatory claims should be linked to relevant primary sources or official guidance. A source must support the specific claim beside it; linking to an institution does not mean that institution endorses the article or the CyGuru framework. Interpretations, hypothetical examples and the author’s concepts should be distinguishable from research findings. Uncertainty and the limits of a study belong with its conclusion.
Books and commercial interests
This publication recommends books by its own author and links to the CyGuru store. That relationship is intentional and disclosed here. A book recommendation offers a route into the author’s longer treatment of a subject. It is not independent verification of a medical claim, investment outcome or therapeutic method. Editions and availability are determined by the official store.
Health, money and law
General educational material cannot assess an individual’s condition, obligations or suitability for a decision. Diagnosis, treatment and jurisdiction-specific legal or financial questions require appropriately qualified advice. Nicolaev Medicine and NSI are identified as the author’s frameworks; their presentation must not imply clinical recognition or independently validated predictive performance.
Authorship and production
Bylines identify the authorial voice and responsibility for the publication. Software and AI tools may assist drafting, organization, imagery and production. Their use is not evidence for a claim and does not establish expert review. Illustrative scenes may be generated; book covers reproduce the published artwork supplied by the official CyGuru catalogue.
Updates and corrections
Publication and substantive revision dates should remain visible. Factual corrections should identify the affected statement and the corrected information; presentation changes alone do not make an article newly researched. To raise a concern, use a contact channel published on the official CyGuru website ↗, including the article URL, the disputed passage and a supporting source. A correction request does not require agreement with the author’s interpretation.
Reader privacy
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