Sovereignty, in the context of Jordan Hall’s philosophy, is an intrinsic and emergent quality of an individual who possesses the capability to navigate complex, rapidly changing environments with autonomous agency and adaptive intelligence. It is the state of being where one has acquired the personal mastery, cognitive skills, and emotional resilience necessary to effectively discern, choose, and enact the most congruent actions aligned with one's deeper values and intentions. Sovereignty involves cultivating an inner coherence, integrating various dimensions of the self, and transcending reactive patterns to achieve a state of empowered presence. It is not merely the absence of external control, but the active and conscious authorship of one's own life, continually informed by a robust and dynamic interplay with reality. In essence, sovereignty is the art of being a self-aware, self-regulating, and self-determining agent in a complex world.

See also: collective intelligence, complex system, game theory, phase transition, reciprocal narrowing