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The Constitutional Thermodynamics of Machine Governance: Resource Scarcity as the Foundation of Distributed Authority

In operational environments characterized by extreme hostility and absolute physical limits—specifically the Antarctic interior, Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations, and the lunar surface—the survival of distributed autonomous infrastructure relies on the precise, high-frequency management of bounded resources. Human organizations initially architected these environments under traditional legal paradigms,…

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The Constitutional Thermodynamics of Machine Governance: Resource Scarcity as the Foundation of Distributed Authority
The Physical Substrate of Sovereignty
The Concresca Watershed and the Human-to-Machine Transition
The Eviulonian Paradigm and Distributed Institutions
The Machine Scarcity Constitution: Physical Accounting
Constitutional Resource Classes
Arbitrating Scarcity: An IARPA-Style Evaluation
The Genesis of Machine Political Concepts

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