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Status of this register
This register is published in an incomplete state and is being expanded. It contains 685 observations and 1279 sources drawn from the project's living documents. 128 observations currently appear as summaries only, with full entries pending recovery from prior session records. Proof pages establishing the reasoning behind each confidence grade are being written and are not yet available. The source register will be expanded to include every citation, case and work referenced anywhere in this research. Confidence grades are revised as sources are verified; several have already been downgraded, withdrawn or superseded, and those are retained on record rather than deleted.
Confidence grades and entry status
Every observation carries one confidence grade. The ladder, in order:
Grades in use outside the ladder:
Every observation also carries one status, recording whether the entry still stands:
Every entry on this page is generated from a single machine-readable file. The raw data is published alongside this page and may be cited, downloaded or parsed directly:
Every entry is identified by its register number alone — HSRP-nnn for observations, SRC-nnn for sources — and every number resolves as a link on this page.
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Part One — Observations
Part Two — Sources
Part One — Observations
685 live observations in 16 categories, and 8 withdrawn, listed separately at the end of this part. The grade records how far the claim has been carried; the status records whether the entry still stands. Entries that have been withdrawn or superseded are kept on the page rather than deleted.
Etymology · 28
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HSRP-003 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Egyptian IMN root: imnt/Amentet/Amun/Amurru; Proto-Afroasiatic *yamin- chain -
HSRP-057 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
KMT to alchemy: al-kimiya chain; Great Work = twelve-stage map -
HSRP-084 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
The tau + ru compositional theory of the ankh
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied textcited by: SRC-315 -
HSRP-093 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Apocryphon etymology: apo+kryptein; positive meaning inverted -
HSRP-094 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Apocryphon/Apocalypse word-pair: hide vs unveil -
HSRP-096 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Arabic zodiac names as independent transmission confirmation -
HSRP-108 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Al-Mizan: Arabic Libra confirms Hour 5 as weighing point -
HSRP-138 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Maverick condition as post-palingenesia state -
HSRP-139 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Kabbalah etymology: Ka + Ba + Elah / Ka'ba connection -
HSRP-142 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Zebul-to-Zebub Inversion; systematic L->B substitution -
HSRP-154 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Jared (yarad = to descend); Watchers descended in his days -
HSRP-162 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Enoch (chanokh) = The Initiated One; 365-year solar encoding -
HSRP-169 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
PIE root *med- unifies medicine, meditation, remedy, Medici -
HSRP-175 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
'Son of X' as category-membership designator, not biological descent -
HSRP-177 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Greek xenos / PIE *ghostis produces ghost, guest, host, hostis -
HSRP-199 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Yaldabaoth etymology favours Black's 'child of shame' -
HSRP-223 · ESTABLISHED · SUPERSEDING
Yamin/Amun/Jachin root clarification; three distinct roots -
HSRP-343 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Parrhesia as the named opposite of truth aversion. Related Cynic vocabulary: parakharattein to nomisma — deface the currency, where nomisma means both coin and convention — and tuphos, smoke. -
HSRP-345 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Palingenesia is a compound of palin (again, back) and genesis (origin, coming-into-being). The prefix carries return, not repetition — a second origination that goes back to the state before the first birth, not a duplicate of it.cited by: SRC-484 -
HSRP-346 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Palingenesia appears twice in the New Testament: Matthew 19:28, cosmic in scope, and Titus 3:5, personal, attached to baptism. The same word carries both scales — the individual event is the personal enactment of the cosmic one.see also: HSRP-200 -
HSRP-347 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Aplastos (formless) is a-privative plus plastos, from plassein, to mould. The vision Hermes reports is specifically un-moulded: perceived before the cognitive apparatus shapes it into recognisable categories. This is a technical description of suspended perceptual filtering, not mystical vagueness. -
HSRP-348 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Euphemeson in CH XIII.8 is not "praise" but the liturgical command for ritual silence — the formal cue that clears sacred space before a ceremony begins. Latin equivalent: favete linguis. The text uses two distinct words for silence in one sentence (siopeson, ordinary; euphemeson, liturgical), marking the transition from instruction to enactment. -
HSRP-350 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Paradosis, the noun CH XIII.22 uses for the transmission of the palingenesia, means handing-down, transmission and teaching, and also surrender — giving up to punishment. The sense of betrayal belongs to its verb, paradidomi (deliver up, with a collateral notion of treachery). The same root governs legitimate transmission and handing over to those who should not receive it.
Egyptology · 15
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HSRP-014 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Amduat hour titles: Hornung translation of twelve-stage psychological map -
HSRP-060 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Esna zodiac field observation; only surviving polychrome temple zodiac -
HSRP-082 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Maat as the biophilic truth principle
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied text -
HSRP-102 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Esna field observation - Tutu at Hour 4/Virgo/Mercury position -
HSRP-103 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Shen ring/cartouche as the twelve-stage solar journey compressed -
HSRP-137 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Egyptian Ka-Ba-Akh as Body of 7 + palingenesia + three Supernals -
HSRP-150 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Duat hieroglyph (five-point star in circle) IS the original twin-pillar encoding -
HSRP-173 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Shushan on Solomon's pillars = Egyptian blue lotus; Hour 12 at the entry -
HSRP-188 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Apophis defeated nightly; Chaoskampf as permanent recurring institution -
HSRP-189 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Mehen: same coiling-serpent form, opposite function to Apophis -
HSRP-190 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Uraeus as third distinct serpent-register: instrument of legitimate solar authority -
HSRP-191 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
KV9 caption: figures 'carry the coiled serpent rope and create the hours'
Comparative Religion · 36
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HSRP-007 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Pharmakeia etymology in Revelation 18:23 encodes suppression of sacramental pharmacy -
HSRP-025 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Khidr/Green Man guide tradition across four traditions -
HSRP-028 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Biblical figure decoder: twelve apostles as zodiac archetypes -
HSRP-030 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Gospel of Thomas 37 garment-trampling = Inanna's seven-gate surrendercited by: SRC-064 -
HSRP-048 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Descent-of-Inanna sevenfold structure across four frameworkscited by: SRC-234 -
HSRP-052 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Popol Vuh/Xibalba twelve challenge houses map onto Egyptian twelve gates -
HSRP-104 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Jonah/Yonah/Al-Hut three-day descent = Hours 6-8 -
HSRP-107 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Janus = Aquarius/Hour 9; Isimud precursor; pontiff bridge-builder -
HSRP-112 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
The Messenger Pattern: the letter that breaks through PV forgetting -
HSRP-113 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Five Patterns across apocryphal register -
HSRP-131 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Tawaf/Ka'ba complex as externalization of the Body of 7 inner journey -
HSRP-132 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Jesus figure as solar initiatic principle; Ra in gospel narrative form -
HSRP-134 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Mesoamerican traditions as independent confirmation of the twelve-stage map -
HSRP-136 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Christian Trinity as the three Supernals in biblical encoding -
HSRP-149 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Baal Cycle as HSRP twelve-stage map -
HSRP-152 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Descent of Inanna as oldest confirmed written initiatic descent narrative -
HSRP-153 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Enoch = Thoth = Hermes Trismegistus = Idris cross-traditional identity -
HSRP-156 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Genesis 8 flood narrative encodes the Hour 6-to-12 transition -
HSRP-157 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Genesis 9 Noahic covenant: nefesh, tzelem, retired weapon-bow, light through water -
HSRP-160 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Janus encodes the Gemini twin-pillar threshold at both ends of the cycle -
HSRP-165 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Battle poetry as the most publicly distributed register of the crossing -
HSRP-166 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Joshua 10:12-14 sun standing still as initiatic battle poetry -
HSRP-167 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Matthew 1's 14-14-14 structure encodes three descent-ascent cycles -
HSRP-171 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Threefold death-and-resurrection structure universal in Greek mythology -
HSRP-176 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Baptism as initiatic technology; water as primordial nadir medium -
HSRP-184 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Chiron wounded by Hercules's arrow; trades immortality for Prometheus -
HSRP-185 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Sky Father archetype originally otiose; martial aspect is *Perkwunos grafted on -
HSRP-186 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Chaoskampf as genuine academic category supporting Hour 6 nadir reading -
HSRP-187 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Anzu myth as bridge extending Chaoskampf to Prometheus, Loki, Azazel -
HSRP-194 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Threefold Death pattern explained by Dumezil's trifunctional hypothesis -
HSRP-195 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Matthew 1's three cycles may correspond to Dumezil's three functions -
HSRP-196 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Seven-headed serpent lineage: Sumerian through Ugaritic to Revelation -
HSRP-210 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Ibn Battuta records Hermes = Enoch = Idris as received tradition
Esoteric Tradition · 39
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HSRP-016 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Asymmetric knowledge structure: two-tier model across nine traditions -
HSRP-018 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Orphic gold tablets: afterlife navigational passwords for initiates only -
HSRP-022 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Hermetic transmission lineage: Corpus Hermeticum as written Egyptian tradition -
HSRP-023 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
CH I.25: soul enters Ogdoad after surrendering seven archonic qualitiessee also: HSRP-352 -
HSRP-047 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Nag Hammadi library: 52 texts, buried c.370 CE -
HSRP-051 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Pistis Sophia: Magdalene as interlocutor; 365 aeons; complete initiatic arc -
HSRP-099 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Book of Enoch twelve celestial gates -
HSRP-101 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Essene three-year staged initiation -
HSRP-105 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Nine-tradition initiatic knowledge-stratification register -
HSRP-106 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Masonic degree thresholds; 28th degree as esoteric threshold -
HSRP-109 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Books of Jeu: gate-password technology in Codex Brucianus -
HSRP-110 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Gospel of Thomas as initiatic manual; Saying 70 clearest PV description -
HSRP-111 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Hymn of the Pearl: complete twelve-stage allegorical journey -
HSRP-114 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Discourse on Eighth and Ninth: actual Hermetic initiation ceremony -
HSRP-129 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Scottish Rite 33 Degrees as eleven zodiac signs times three decans -
HSRP-130 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Palingenesia: technical term for completion of the twelve-stage journey -
HSRP-133 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Atlantis as initiatic allegory for the pre-archonic state -
HSRP-143 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Blade Archetype as Mercury-biophilic discernment principle -
HSRP-158 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Shriners founding contact was the Bektashi Order -
HSRP-161 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Twin pillar symbolic vocabulary evolution -
HSRP-168 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Major authors of initiatic battle poetry were confirmed mystery-school initiates -
HSRP-170 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Dhu'l-Nun al-Misri as Egyptian-Hermetic to Sufi transmission node -
HSRP-179 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Jachin and Boaz solar-lunar polarity; left-right assignment NOT fixed -
HSRP-197 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Seven-headed-serpent imagery belongs to Yao, not Yaldabaoth -
HSRP-198 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Five of seven Apocryphon archon names are repurposed Hebrew divine namessee also: HSRP-360 -
HSRP-200 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
CH XIII confirms palingenesia as non-biblical mystery-tradition termsee also: HSRP-346 -
HSRP-206 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED
Mujahadah: the greater war; inner struggle -- AMENDED by HSRP-208 -
HSRP-211 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
3 Enoch identifies Enoch's transformation into Metatron -
HSRP-222 · ESTABLISHED · SUPERSEDING
Jachin/Boaz superseding configuration: Jachin=south/cyclical, Boaz=north/circumpolar -
HSRP-351 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
CH XIII.13 gives the only explicit definition in the tractate: palingenesia is no longer holding an image of oneself as bounded within a body extended in three dimensions. Other passages describe what it was like (XIII.3) or its manner (XIII.7, XIII.10); this one states what it is. -
HSRP-353 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
CH XIII.10 sums up the mechanism as one event: with the arrival of the Decad, the Dodecad is driven out. The narrative in XIII.8–9 runs in sequence — Hermes summons the powers one after another, and each expels its opposite as it arrives. At XIII.7 the manuscripts say the tormentors depart "not all at once"; Scott's edition deletes the negative.see also: HSRP-365 -
HSRP-354 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
CH XIII names ten powers arriving and lists ten — knowledge of God, joy, continence, perseverance, justice, liberality, truth, the good, life and light (XIII.8–9) — and states the number as ten (XIII.10, XIII.12). No edition or translation counts eleven. The recorded cruxes are different: ten powers against twelve tormentors, which XIII.12 explains by tormentors that cannot be told apart; only seven one-to-one pairs, with the good, life and light arriving together against the remaining five; a lacuna after the fourth power; and the "not all at once" reading at XIII.7. They are recorded here rather than smoothed over. -
HSRP-355 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The twelve tormentors of CH XIII are tied to the zodiac by the text itself: XIII.12 says the body is constituted from the zodiacal circle, twelve in number but of one nature, and Tat's question at XIII.11 asks how those twelve torments are driven out by the ten powers. The ten powers are their counter-forces. Reading the twelve as psychological drives is the framework's interpretation, not stated in the text. -
HSRP-369 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The Mithraic mysteries had a seven-grade initiatic structure, Corax through Pater, attested by the grade list in Jerome, Epistle 107.2, and by the seven-panel floor mosaic of the Mithraeum of Felicissimus at Ostia. The /entheogens page adds that access to the sacramental meal was restricted to those at advanced grades; neither source states that, and that part is not carried by this grade.see also: HSRP-362 -
HSRP-372 · SPECULATIVE · ACTIVE
The Gospel of Philip (Nag Hammadi Codex II,3, in Isenberg's translation) ranks the chrism above baptism ("The chrism is superior to baptism"), names five mysteries ending in the bridal chamber, and says the powers do not see those clothed in the perfect light; those textual points are stated directly. The /entheogens reading of the chrism as a biological sacrament that restores a primordial cognitive state is the page's own interpretation, no source states it, and it is the part this grade applies to.cited by: SRC-277
Neuroscience · 82
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HSRP-009 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED SUMMARY-ONLY
Entheogenic neuroplasticity: REBUS; Nardou critical period; Shao dendritic spines -- AMENDED by HSRP-262: Nardou hypothesised extracellular-matrix remodelling without measuring perineuronal nets; the direct measurement of a classic psychedelic against nets is now HSRP-262, and the mechanism block runs HSRP-239 to HSRP-263 -
HSRP-010 · PROBABLE · AMENDED SUMMARY-ONLY
Body of 7 planetary archetypes and neurological correlates -- AMENDED by HSRP-300: cognitive flexibility reassigned to the locus coeruleus (Mercury), reality monitoring to anterior medial PFC (Sun), reality filtering to orbitofrontal cortexsee also: HSRP-322 -
HSRP-019 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
REBUS and PV: 5-HT2A agonism suppresses DMN prior-belief enforcementsee also: HSRP-357 -
HSRP-034 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Entheogenic clinical data: Lyons/Carhart-Harris 2018; MacLean 2011; MISTIC 2024 -
HSRP-044 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED SUMMARY-ONLY
Developmental window and alcohol: PFC maturation 12-26 -- AMENDED by HSRP-297: mechanism added -- adolescent exposure thickens the perineuronal net during the window in which it forms, increasing PFC net density and PV ensheathment with cell counts intact, and a mediation analysis links this to diminished behavioural flexibility -
HSRP-201 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Muscimol binds extrasynaptic delta-subunit GABA-A receptors in thalamus -
HSRP-202 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Salvinorin A / KOR agonism -- valence corrected; likely exacerbates PV profile -
HSRP-203 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Stress-serotonin suppression: cortisol->TDO, cytokines->IDO, separate paths -
HSRP-227 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Core gateway structures: TRN, basal ganglia Go/NoGo, spinal gate, PAG, CSTC loop -
HSRP-228 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Entheogen and pharmacological mechanisms across distinct chemical doors -
HSRP-229 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Kynurenine pathway and serotonin availability; ~95% routed to kynurenine -
HSRP-230 · PROBABLE · AMENDED
Seven planetary drives mapped to neural correlates via seven neurochemical systems -- AMENDED by HSRP-300: cognitive flexibility reassigned to the locus coeruleus (Mercury), reality monitoring to anterior medial PFC (Sun), reality filtering to orbitofrontal cortexsee also: HSRP-322 -
HSRP-239 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Cell type determines direction: PNNs on excitatory CA2 pyramidal cells carry reversal learning and social memory; PNNs on PV cells carry contextual fear — conditional aggrecan deletion, Dudek lab. Supersedes the framework's earlier undifferentiated brake model.cited by: SRC-344 -
HSRP-241 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The PV cell builds and maintains its own net; chemogenetic PV inhibition alone restores visual plasticity after critical-period closure — the net is the cell's product, not an external imposition. -
HSRP-242 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Say parvalbumin BASKET cells: nets surround the majority but not all PVALB interneurons; basket cells enriched for PNN gene products relative to chandelier cells.cited by: SRC-347 -
HSRP-243 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The restricting property is COMPOSITION, not quantity: a rising 4-sulfation/6-sulfation ratio terminates the critical period; every PNN measurement in this programme to date indexed quantity.cited by: SRC-348 -
HSRP-244 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The full sulfation code is five isomers, not two: CS-O (0S), CS-A (4S), CS-C (6S), CS-D (2S6S), CS-E (4S6S).cited by: SRC-349 -
HSRP-245 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Human sulfation ratios measured by LC-MS/MS in 81 adult human brains: 4S dominant at 77.6% vmPFC, 76.2% entorhinal, 81.2% hippocampus; 6S at 5.6/8.4/9.5%.cited by: SRC-349 -
HSRP-246 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Perineuronal nets are MORE 6-sulfated and LESS 4-sulfated than the surrounding diffuse matrix (C6S 5% vs 2%; C4S 81% vs 91%; C4,6S 2% vs 1%) — the net's restriction comes from condensation and organisation, not from more inhibitory chemistry.cited by: SRC-350 -
HSRP-248 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Semaphorin 3A binding to CS-E enhances the protein's activity AND cross-links and rigidifies the matrix — a second self-reinforcing closure mechanism alongside the Otx2 loop.cited by: SRC-353 -
HSRP-249 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
A fourth plasticity route that destroys nothing: neuropilin-1 decoy receptor bodies partly restore adult ocular dominance plasticity with the net left intact.cited by: SRC-351 -
HSRP-250 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Only ~2% of adult brain CSPG is net-bound (6M urea-resistant fraction); chondroitinase is therefore not PNN-specific — but Crtl1 link-protein knockout shows that 2% is the plasticity-controlling fraction.cited by: SRC-354 -
HSRP-253 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The net is a gatekeeper of synaptic territory, not the storage medium: Tsien's own laboratory challenged the holes-as-code hypothesis while showing synapses occupy the holes and blocking erosion spares acquisition but impairs remote-memory stabilisation. -
HSRP-255 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Alzheimer's: CA2 excitatory-cell PNN loss causes social memory failure; sufficiency shown by genetic and enzymatic disruption in wild-types, mechanism by MMP upregulation, rescue by GM6001, replicated in three AD models.cited by: SRC-361 -
HSRP-256 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Adult reversal demonstrated: reducing CA2 PNNs in adulthood restored social memory in early-life-adversity mice; the adversity signature was increased glycosaminoglycan-chain intensity.cited by: SRC-363 -
HSRP-258 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Maternal immune activation produces prefrontal PNN reduction that does not manifest until early adulthood — prenatal insult, adult deficit, matching schizophrenia's age of onset.cited by: SRC-365 -
HSRP-259 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Baseline sex difference with compensation: females have significantly fewer PV interneurons than males across nine cortical regions, offset by increased synaptic output.cited by: SRC-366 -
HSRP-260 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Six of seven postmortem studies report reduced PNN density in schizophrenia; CSPGs are redistributed from nets to glial cells rather than simply lost.cited by: SRC-367 -
HSRP-261 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Primate causal test: chondroitinase in marmoset anterior hippocampus altered orbitofrontal catecholamine function and impaired probabilistic discrimination learning.cited by: SRC-368 -
HSRP-262 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Ibogaine reopens juvenile plasticity in adult visual cortex only when paired with monocular deprivation, and reduces perineuronal nets, PV neurons and vGAT — the first direct measurement of a classic psychedelic against nets.cited by: SRC-369 -
HSRP-263 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Counter-evidence to a single matrix mechanism: ketamine reopens ocular dominance plasticity WITHOUT changing perineuronal nets, in the same assay in which ibogaine reduces them.cited by: SRC-370 -
HSRP-269 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Global model failure unifies the LC's three junctions in this framework — cognitive flexibility, passivity gating via dorsal raphe, and exploration threshold — and joins five separate prediction-error threads under one currency. -
HSRP-272 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Orbitofrontal reality filtering is PRESERVED in early schizophrenia: normal task performance and a normal 200–300 ms ORFi potential, with more extended recruitment and abnormal connectivity — compensation, not failure.cited by: SRC-384 -
HSRP-273 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Two-stage model: self-monitoring failure generates perceptual anomalies; reality monitoring assigns them to external sources — which is how an anomaly can occur without misattribution.cited by: SRC-385 -
HSRP-275 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Insight and reality filtering are separable: lucid dreamers, who know they are dreaming, show a more liberal acceptance bias on reality monitoring.cited by: SRC-388 -
HSRP-276 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Prediction error is context-dependent: absent outcomes in a DETERMINISTIC environment engage posterior orbitofrontal cortex, dissociable from the probabilistic case — which is why schizophrenia's probabilistic deficits coexist with intact reality filtering.cited by: SRC-384 -
HSRP-301 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Metacognitive sensitivity is reduced in politically radical individuals at both ends of the spectrum, measured on a non-political perceptual task with paid calibration accuracy. Two samples, n=381 and n=417. The deficit is in sensitivity, not confidence bias.cited by: SRC-402see also: HSRP-330 -
HSRP-302 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Metacognitive ability is trainable. Eight sessions of adaptive feedback against an active control produced calibration gains that generalised to untrained stimuli and an untrained task — transfer that working-memory training fails to achieve.cited by: SRC-403 -
HSRP-303 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Metacognitive Training is a deployed clinical intervention with RCTs and meta-analyses, targeting problematic thinking styles rather than delusional content directly; it targets thinking styles rather than neurocognition, so the null neurocognitive meta-analysis at SRC-405 is not a contradiction. -
HSRP-304 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Reality monitoring is subserved by anterior medial prefrontal cortex, converged on by twelve independent fMRI studies. Paracingulate sulcus morphology predicts reality-monitoring performance in healthy volunteers and hallucination status in schizophrenia; the sulcus forms in utero. -
HSRP-305 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Orbitofrontal reality filtering is a separate mechanism from reality monitoring, keeping thought in phase with present reality. Its failure produces confabulation rather than hallucination. Electrophysiological signature at 200–300 ms.cited by: SRC-408 -
HSRP-306 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
The reality-monitoring continuum model failed a direct test: two experiments (n=47 selected from 677; n=124) found no reduction in source-monitoring ability, reality monitoring included, in hallucination-prone healthy individuals. The deficit may be specific to clinical psychosis.cited by: SRC-410 -
HSRP-309 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Dual Lock. The threat-avoidance system and the reward system point the same direction simultaneously: the amygdala classifies the challenge as threat while the ventral striatum and vmPFC generate a dopaminergic signal toward the pre-existing group-aligned conclusion. Remaining open would require consciously overriding two independent subcortical systems operating below awareness. -
HSRP-310 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED
Human amygdala responses to visual threat begin at approximately 74 ms, preceding visual cortex and selective to low spatial frequency; replicated at 88 ms for backward-masked stimuli outside conscious report. Behavioural threat judgement is possible from backward-masked faces at 39 ms. SUPERSEDES the widely circulated figure of 12 ms, which derives from auditory fear conditioning in RATS (LeDoux 1996; Quirk, Repa & LeDoux 1995) and is not a human value, nor a visual one. COUNTER-EVIDENCE AND SCOPE: the subcortical-route model is contested. Pessoa and Adolphs propose a "many roads" account and note that a visual equivalent of the rodent auditory pathway in humans is assumed rather than demonstrated. The human auditory low road itself remains newly mapped. Both human studies used epilepsy patients with implanted electrodes, who are not neurologically typical; this is the only way to obtain these latencies in humans and the constraint should be stated. All measurements used fearful FACES, not conceptual or ideological threat — the framework's extension to belief-threat is inference, not measurement. The claim that survives without the route: affective appraisal precedes deliberative evaluation. That is not in dispute. -
HSRP-311 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED
Bidirectional blindness. The anterior insula is required both for interoceptive integration and for explicit empathic pain perception; inward failure to update beliefs about oneself and outward failure to register another's experience are two directions of one structural deficit. The literature states the conjunction directly: people with poor interoceptive skills have difficulty identifying their own emotions, recognizing emotional facial expressions, or inferring the mental state of others. — AMENDED 2026-09-28: the converging network is named the allostatic-interoceptive network (AIN). The entry does not name an insular subdivision; per HSRP-389 that point is provisional. -
HSRP-312 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
GSK-3β and the oscillatory basis of cognitive flexibility. SUPPORTED: GSK-3 is a constitutively active enzyme regulating intracellular signalling, plasticity and gene expression; increased activity may be a common biochemical mediator of impaired cognition across many CNS diseases, and it plays a direct role in regulating theta oscillations in regions critical to cognition. The mechanism runs through inhibitory interneurons — GSK-3 is overactivated in corticolimbic parvalbumin-positive GABAergic cells, and inhibiting it restores spike synchrony, gamma oscillations and cognitive behaviour together. CORRECTED 2026-09-19, two defects: (1) the BDNF relationship was stated backwards. BDNF signals through TrkB and Akt to phosphorylate Ser9, which INHIBITS GSK-3β; the enzyme does not suppress BDNF production. (2) "Disturbs amygdala–prefrontal balance" had no source anywhere in the project record and is withdrawn. THE FLEXIBILITY ENDPOINT IS A FIRM NEGATIVE: every study rescuing cognition by inhibiting GSK-3 in an impaired model used a memory endpoint — four inhibitors across multiple models, not one flexibility endpoint among them. The single direct test, a highly selective inhibitor in healthy animals, improved learning rate and spatial memory and had NO effect on reversal learning. That null was in healthy animals, so a ceiling effect cannot be excluded, but the experiment that would settle it has not been run. THE IDENTITY-RIGIDITY CLAIM IS THIS FRAMEWORK'S OWN EXTENSION AND IS UNTESTED. Two cautions: serotonergic activity regulates GSK-3β by receptor subtype in opposite directions (5-HT1A increasing, 5-HT2 decreasing the inhibitory phosphorylation), so the naive prediction is that classic psychedelics activate rather than inhibit it — this project makes no claim that they inhibit it. And the standard Ser9 readout is itself questioned: brain GSK-3β appears principally active with little Ser9 phosphorylation. Standing caveat retained: lithium is a genuine but non-selective inhibitor with two inhibitory actions, so lithium findings support GSK-3 involvement without isolating it. -
HSRP-313 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Perceptual recalibration under identity pressure. Conformity is associated with alterations in occipital-parietal networks responsible for spatial and visual perception rather than in decision-making regions. -
HSRP-328 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Character armour as the somatic substrate, now with a molecular candidate: child abuse associates with increased perineuronal net density in vmPFC. -
HSRP-332 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Confidence gates evidence integration post-decisionally. High confidence produces a modulation of post-decision neural processing such that integration of confirmatory evidence is amplified while disconfirmatory evidence processing is abolished. MEG plus modelling.cited by: SRC-481 -
HSRP-333 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Compartmentalization: contradiction held without detection. Demonstrated with a booklet presenting "opposites attract" and "birds of a feather" on separate pages; high-scoring students agreed with both. They will ignore the contradiction even if they accept the evidence as factual. Not disbelief — non-integration. Cites SRC-077, Altemeyer, p. 80.cited by: SRC-077see also: HSRP-334 -
HSRP-334 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Rollwage–Altemeyer convergence, unclaimed. HSRP-332 measures integration of disconfirming evidence being abolished; HSRP-333 records a person accepting evidence as factual and ignoring what it contradicts. Same phenomenon, two levels of description, twenty years apart, neither literature citing the other. -
HSRP-335 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Compartmentalization is a general capacity, not an authoritarian trait.cited by: SRC-460 -
HSRP-357 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The CH XIII.13 definition maps onto default mode network disintegration: the DMN is the substrate of the bounded self-image, and the functional disintegration of the DMN that REBUS links to ego dissolution is the neurological correlate of ceasing to hold that image.see also: HSRP-019 -
HSRP-358 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The twelve tormentors as chronic drive-states and the ten powers as their biophilic counterparts is consistent with the framework's per-drive direction model, but no mapping of the specific twelve or ten onto named neural systems has been attempted. -
HSRP-373 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Prefrontal maturation has no single endpoint, and the widely cited figure of twenty-five is an artefact of where the data stopped. The longitudinal MRI project that generated the figure scanned participants from age four at two-year intervals, with final scans around age twenty. Regions supporting decision-making, emotional regulation and social behaviour were still immature at that point, and the researchers could not determine when development would be complete. Twenty-five entered public discourse as an estimated finish line and has no empirical basis as a discrete endpoint. What the imaging shows instead is that the measures come apart. Tamnes et al. (2010), 168 participants aged 8 to 30 with structural MRI and DTI, found cortical thickness to be the most strongly age-related parameter and established that cortical thinning in adolescence cannot be explained by white-matter maturation in the underlying regions — all classes of measure showed unique associations with age. Tamnes et al. (2017), a multisample longitudinal study, reported widespread and regionally variable nonlinear decreases in cortical volume and thickness with comparably smaller steady decreases in surface area, and stated the general finding directly: different measures of brain anatomy develop differently across adolescence. The framework's claim does not require an endpoint. It requires the developmental mismatch — the threat-response and reward systems maturing ahead of the evaluative system — which is separately documented and is the substrate of the hot/cold cognition distinction. COUNTER-EVIDENCE: the dual-systems model that frames this asymmetry is itself under active reconsideration; the mismatch observation survives that critique, but the strong two-system architecture is contested. -
HSRP-388 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Interoception, emotion and social cognition converge on insular and frontotemporal cortex — the allostatic-interoceptive network (AIN), identified as an intrinsic allostatic–interoceptive system on the basis of an interoceptive prediction model. Fronto-insulo-temporal lesions impair all three domains with preservation of other cognitive functions. That dissociation answers the objection that the overlap is a domain-general response to task difficulty — an objection with real force here, because the domain-general multiple-demand system includes the anterior insula/frontal operculum [SRC-630]. The convergence extends across five neurodegenerative diseases (170 studies, 7,032 participants).see also: HSRP-311 -
HSRP-389 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The insula comprises at least four functionally distinct regions, two of them anterior: anterior-ventral (social-emotional) and anterior-dorsal (cognitive). The specific function of insular subunits in emotional and social processing has not yet been definitively tested with lesion evidence. Claims naming "the anterior insula" without a subdivision are provisional on that point. -
HSRP-390 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Reduced insular signal is not evidence of reduced empathic capacity. The insular response to others' pain habituated over 45 minutes of repeated exposure while ratings of the other's pain held constant, and resection of insular gliomas improved empathy-for-pain performance in four patients. -
HSRP-391 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Acute MDMA modestly increases emotional empathy, produces no significant change in cognitive empathy (a small effect is not excluded), and impairs recognition of fear, sadness and anger expressions; recognition of happiness shows no significant change. MDMA also reduces right insula–salience network functional connectivity, which correlates with trait anxiety and altered bodily sensation. -
HSRP-392 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Neither MDMA (meta-analysis) nor psilocybin (placebo-controlled study) has been shown to improve cognitive empathy, though both raise emotional empathy. Remedy claims that rest on entheogenic restoration of understanding-of-others are not currently supported.see also: HSRP-391 -
HSRP-393 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Early loss of sympathy or empathy is one of six clinically discriminating features in the revised diagnostic criteria for behavioural-variant frontotemporal dementia; any three of the six are required for a diagnosis of possible bvFTD.cited by: SRC-625see also: HSRP-041 -
HSRP-394 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Harming another on an authority's order rather than by free choice reduces the rated pain of an identical shock and felt responsibility. It also reduces neural activity associated with witnessing the victim's pain (anterior cingulate, insula/inferior frontal gyrus, temporo-parietal junction, middle temporal gyrus, dorsal striatum) and a neural guilt signature. No causal path from the reduced response to the harm has been shown.cited by: SRC-633 -
HSRP-397 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Empathy comprises sharing another's state and distinguishing it from one's own. Disrupting the right supramarginal gyrus increases emotional egocentricity bias, and its coupling with the anterior insula differs for genuine versus pretended pain in a pattern interpreted as preventing empathic over-arousal.see also: HSRP-311
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HSRP-012 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Burlamaqui natural law framework: source for 'laws of nature and of Nature's God'cited by: SRC-171 -
HSRP-033 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Declaration of Independence draws on Burlamaqui and Locke -
HSRP-043 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Regulatory asymmetry as natural law violation -
HSRP-070 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Papal feudal tenure and the propaganda veil
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HSRP-077 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
The Paramount Moral Duty: negative and affirmative components
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HSRP-126 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Regulatory asymmetry as natural law violation (expanded) -
HSRP-147 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Paramount Trust Doctrine (HSRP's own formulation) -
HSRP-209 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Ahmad Baba: humanity's original nature is freedom; natural-law echo -
HSRP-380 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The power to condemn was not delegated: directed acquittal is permitted, directed conviction never. United States v. Gaudin, 515 U.S. 506 (1995): the jury's constitutional responsibility "is not merely to determine the facts, but to apply the law to those facts and draw the ultimate conclusion of guilt or innocence." Sullivan v. Louisiana, 508 U.S. 275 (1993): a judge "may not direct a verdict for the State, no matter how overwhelming the evidence," resting on United Bhd. of Carpenters & Joiners, 330 U.S. 395 (1947) — "for a judge may not direct a verdict of guilty no matter how conclusive the evidence" — and United States v. Martin Linen Supply Co., 430 U.S. 564 (1977). Sparf and Hansen v. United States, 156 U.S. 51 (1895), which is the leading authority AGAINST a jury right to decide the law, supplies the reason for the asymmetry: an acquittal cannot be set aside, therefore "if the court can direct a verdict of guilty, it can do indirectly that which it has no power to do directly." The holdings are established and the asymmetry is black-letter. READING IT AS A BOUNDARY ON DELEGATED POWER is this framework's framing, supported by Hamilton's reasoning in The Federalist No. 78 that to deny the limits of delegated authority "would be to affirm, that the deputy is greater than his principal." -
HSRP-381 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Jurisdiction is the one question a court must answer, and the doctrine is unanimous, old and unusually explicit. PRESUMED ABSENT and BURDEN ON THE ASSERTING PARTY: Kokkonen, 511 U.S. 375 (1994) — "It is to be presumed that a cause lies outside this limited jurisdiction, and the burden of establishing the contrary rests upon the party asserting jurisdiction"; McNutt, 298 U.S. 178 (1936) — the party invoking the court's power "must carry throughout the litigation the burden of showing that he is properly in court"; Basso, 495 F.2d 906 (10th Cir. 1974) — "there is a presumption against its existence." MANDATORY DISMISSAL: Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(h)(3), "the court must dismiss the action"; Ex parte McCardle (1869), "the only function remaining to the court is that of announcing the fact and dismissing the cause." BOUND TO ASK UNPROMPTED: Mansfield v. Swan (1884), quoted in Great Southern Fire Proof Hotel Co. v. Jones (1900) — "This question the court is bound to ask and answer for itself, even when not otherwise suggested." INFLEXIBLE AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION: Steel Co., 523 U.S. 83 (1998), quoting Mansfield. ATTRIBUTION NOTE: both of the phrases usually credited to Great Southern and to Steel Co. originate in Mansfield; the page and these records say so. -
HSRP-382 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Sovereign immunity attaches to the sovereign acting as sovereign, not to persons — and the authority relied on by individual-sovereignty claimants is the reasoned refutation of their claim. The Schooner Exchange v. McFaddon, 11 U.S. (7 Cranch) 116 (1812), Marshall, C.J.: the immunity arises by the implied consent of the receiving nation and attaches to the sovereign in that character. The qualification settles the individual case — a prince acquiring private property in a foreign country "may be considered as so far laying down the prince, and assuming the character of a private individual." Even a reigning sovereign, acting privately, submits to territorial jurisdiction. WHAT THE PAGE ALSO RECORDS, as a matter of method rather than doctrine: Marshall reached that answer by engaging the question — "the very delicate and important inquiry," decided while "exploring an unbeaten path, with few, if any, aids from precedents or written law" — across a full opinion rather than by categorising it. Also recorded here are the professional standards bearing on prosecutorial discretion: Berger, 295 U.S. 78 (1935); ABA Model Rule 3.8 comment [1], "minister of justice and not simply that of an advocate"; and ABA Criminal Justice Standards 3-1.2(b) (4th ed.), "The primary duty of the prosecutor is to seek justice within the bounds of the law, not merely to convict", together with 3-3.9(b), (d) (3d ed.). CAVEAT: the ABA Standards are aspirational in form ("should"), while the Model Rules bind where adopted. -
HSRP-383 · WORKING · ACTIVE
THIS FRAMEWORK'S OWN READING, offered as a reading and not as a holding. Categorical disposal sits in tension with the question that must be answered. United States v. Benabe, 654 F.3d 753 (7th Cir. 2011) instructs that individual-sovereignty theories "should be rejected summarily, however they are presented" — a rule about the FORM of an argument. It operates in an area of law whose central command, per Steel Co. quoting Mansfield, is that the jurisdictional question must be established as a threshold matter, "inflexible and without exception," and per Great Southern that a court is "bound to ask and answer for itself, even when not otherwise suggested." THE READING: a losing argument is still entitled to be decided, and the distinction between an argument rejected on its merits and an argument not reached is the whole of the matter. A summary rejection produces no reasoning, so each generation of litigants meets the dismissal and never the answer — which is why the answer Marshall gave in 1812 has to be rediscovered rather than read. NO COURT HAS CHARACTERISED THE PRACTICE THIS WAY. The courts are right about what they are rejecting: a claim of personal exemption is a claim about the person filed in jurisdictional language, and it inverts the doctrine it invokes. NOT YET ENTERED: R. v. Duncan, 2013 ONCJ 160 and Meads v. Meads, 2012 ABQB 571 were named for this entry but CanLII refused automated access from this session, so neither was verified at source and neither is cited here or on the page.
CORRECTED 2026-11-06: THIS RECORD STATED BENABE'S RULE CATEGORICALLY FROM ITS CREATION UNTIL THIS DATE. It quoted "should be rejected summarily, however they are presented" and did not carry the next sentence of the same paragraph, in which the court says it does not intend to quash good-faith argument. *** THE DIRECTION OF THE OMISSION IS THE PART THAT MATTERS, AND IT IS RECORDED HERE SO IT CANNOT RECUR UNNOTICED: the missing half CUT AGAINST THIS RECORD'S OWN READING. Omitting it made the court look more categorical than it was, which is the direction that FAVOURED the argument this record and /pv-remediation were making. An omission that happens to help the arguer is the one a reader cannot be expected to catch, and it is the one this project must catch itself. *** This is the quotation-MODALITY class of CLAUDE.md's three-class rule: the words were right, the document and page were right, and the SCOPE of the holding was wrong. A verbatim check passes on it. GRADE REVIEWED AND NOT MOVED: see the history entry for the measurement. -
HSRP-384 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The jurisdictional limit is a remedy for a named historical grievance, and the grievances map onto the provisions built against them. THE RECORD: the Sugar Act 1764 moved colonial customs prosecutions into a vice-admiralty court at Halifax, Nova Scotia, away from local juries "where convictions were much harder to come by", and placed the burden of proof on the accused. The Stamp Act Congress objected in jurisdictional terms on 19 October 1765, resolving that "trial by jury is the inherent and invaluable right of every British subject in these colonies" and that acts "extending the jurisdiction of the courts of admiralty beyond its ancient limits" tend "to subvert the rights and liberties of the colonists" — taxation and jurisdictional overreach joined in one sentence. The Declaration of Independence files its trial-by-jury grievance under the charge of subjecting the colonies "to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws", alongside "transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences". THE MAPPING IS THIS FRAMEWORK'S READING, not a claim any source makes: jurisdiction beyond ancient limits answered by courts of limited jurisdiction with a presumption against and the burden on the asserting party; trial without a jury answered by the Sixth and Seventh Amendments and the rule against directed conviction; the reversed burden answered by proof beyond reasonable doubt. NOT PUBLISHED, unverifiable: the 1775 Declaration of Causes passage (Founders Online WAF-blocked, Avalon's transcription corrupt) and the Adams Braintree Instructions. -
HSRP-385 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
A criminal law too large to enumerate fails a condition of legality, not merely of administration. THE COUNTING FAILURE IS ESTABLISHED: the American Bar Association's Task Force on the Federalization of Criminal Law abandoned a years-long count as futile and reported that "so large is the present body of federal criminal law that there is no conveniently accessible, complete list of federal crimes", its footnote adding that an exact count "is difficult to achieve and the count is subject to varying interpretations"; the frequently cited "approximately 3,000 federal crimes" is described in the same report as "now surely outdated". Federalist 62 anticipated the condition — laws "so voluminous that they cannot be read, or so incoherent that they cannot be understood" — though its authorship is disputed between Hamilton and Madison and this entry says so. Legislation merely requiring the Attorney General to LIST the federal crimes was introduced in the 119th Congress on 14 March 2025 and ordered reported on 10 June 2025. THE READING IS THIS FRAMEWORK'S: that Fuller's conditions of legality, among them public promulgation and expression in understandable terms, are failed by a body of law that cannot be enumerated. FIGURES CHECKED AND REJECTED: the 3,000-to-5,200 range and the 300,000 regulatory-offence figure are absent from the neutral anchor and are not published; the CRS count supplied as 439 new offences did not check out, the traceable figure being 403 for 2008-2013, and no primary CRS document was reachable.see also: HSRP-382 -
HSRP-386 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The default-culpability provision is a working legislative lever against criminalisation by inattention, and it has been pulled. Ohio Revised Code section 2901.21(C)(1), enacted by Senate Bill 361 of the 130th General Assembly and effective 23 March 2015, provides that where language defining an element "neither specifies culpability nor plainly indicates a purpose to impose strict liability, the element of the offense is established only if a person acts recklessly." IT DOES NOT FORBID STRICT LIABILITY; it forbids creating it by inattention — a legislature may still impose liability without intent, but must say so on the record. THE LIMITS BELONG BESIDE THE LEVER: the provision exempts all of Title XLV at (C)(2), and Serota (98 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 112) characterises the Ohio and Michigan reforms as "weak default presumptions of mens rea that were subject to a number of carve-outs and exceptions", noting that Michigan's "specifically does not apply to the Penal Code". A federal equivalent was considered and not enacted. CLAIM WITHDRAWN BEFORE PUBLICATION: that a statute omitting mens rea is thereby void. It is not; the provision supplies a default. NOT ENTERED: Michigan SB 20 (2015), whose number and year could not be verified and which conflicts with the dating in the verified secondary.see also: HSRP-382 -
HSRP-398 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Sovereign power is held in trust for the people and is limited by its ends. Rests on thirteen authorities read in the original or in a named translation: Aristotle's Politics (III.6), Bracton (f. 5b), the Act of Abjuration (1581), Hobbes's Leviathan (ch. XXX), Locke's Second Treatise (§§135, 149), Sidney's Discourses (II.3, heading), Vattel (I.iv §51), Blackstone (Book I ch. 6), the Virginia Declaration of Rights (§2), the Declaration of Independence, Federalist No. 46, and two state constitutions in force (New Hampshire Pt. I art. 10; Maryland Declaration of Rights art. 6). Each states in its own terms that power is held for the people and under limits. Five use the language of trust: Hobbes ("trusted"), Locke ("fiduciary"), the Virginia Declaration and Federalist No. 46 ("trustees") and Maryland ("Trustees"). The others state the end or the limit: the common interest (Aristotle), the king under the law (Bracton), protection in return for subjection (Blackstone). The federal oath of office (5 U.S.C. §3331) is sworn to the Constitution, not to an officeholder. "Paramount Trust" is the author's name for this trust; the doctrine is in the sources.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "Power is held in trust". -
HSRP-399 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
An act beyond lawful authority carries no authority as to that act. Rests on Locke's Second Treatise §202 (the officer who exceeds the law "ceases in that to be a magistrate"), Hamilton in Federalist No. 78 (an act contrary to the commission "is void"), Aquinas, Summa Theologiae II-II q.104 a.6 ad 3 (obedience owed "in so far as this is required by order of justice") and Vattel I.iv §54. The consequence drawn is narrow: refusal to take part in a manifestly unlawful act, and lawful challenge of a doubtful one. This level judges the act, not the government as a whole.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "The line at the level of a single act". -
HSRP-400 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The natural-law sources describe forfeiture of the trust as a whole by two routes. Route A, a design made visible by a long train of acts: Locke §§222 and 225, Burlamaqui (Politic Law, Part II ch. 6 §XXI), the Declaration of Independence, and the Act of Abjuration ("done deliberately"). Route B, manifest neglect or ruin of the ends of government: Locke §§149 and 219, Burlamaqui §§XVI and XXX, Vattel I.iv §51, the Declaration, and Maryland Declaration of Rights art. 6. Rests on those texts as read. Each text is established as a document; the arrangement into two routes is this project's reading of them.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "The line at the level of the whole". -
HSRP-401 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The same sources set limits and a standard of proof. Slips, moderate abuse and doubtful wrongs are to be borne: Locke §225, Burlamaqui §§XVI, XVII and XXXV, Vattel §54, and the Declaration's "light and transient causes". A breach must be shown on manifest evidence, by the general course of things, and be notorious: Locke §230, Burlamaqui §XXIX, and the Declaration's "let Facts be submitted to a candid world". The presumption runs for the sovereign in doubtful cases (Burlamaqui §XXXV), so the burden lies on whoever alleges the breach.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "What stays below the line". -
HSRP-402 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The sources do not require a people to wait until the ruin is complete: Locke §220, Burlamaqui §XXX, and Jefferson, Notes on the State of Virginia, Query XIII. Project rule attached to this reading: a tendency is shown only by acts or omissions already taken by the government itself, never by an election result or by opinions alone.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "No duty to wait". -
HSRP-403 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
THE KNOWLEDGE STANDARD (the author's position): a deviation from natural law that is known to be present, and is continued, is malice; where a government knows it is operating in opposition to natural law, malice and tyranny are found. Textual ground assembled by the project (WORKING): Burlamaqui §XVI (moderate abuse is excused as weakness "rather than" intention), Locke §230 ("they, who might avoid it"), Aquinas, Summa Theologiae I-II q.6 a.8 ("affected ignorance"), Exodus 5:2, 9:27 and 9:34 (as analogy), and two U.S. Supreme Court definitions of culpable knowledge cited as parallels only (Farmer v. Brennan, 1994; Global-Tech v. SEB, 2011). Limits carried on the page: official records show knowledge of facts and risks, not an admitted wrong, so knowledge of the wrong is an inference; and Locke's own forfeiture (§222) lists "folly" and needs no malice.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "The knowledge standard". -
HSRP-404 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
THE HALLMARK (the author's position): a corrupt sovereign holds onto power and control at all cost, its tenacity fueled by Psycho-Vulgarism in individuals blinded to the wrong of enslaving the populace, so that the people suffer and are still not freed. Historical instances read in the sources (WORKING): Exodus 8:15 (as analogy); and Augustus's statement in the Res Gestae (34.1) that he returned the republic, set against Cassius Dio 53.13.1 and 53.16.2 (a grant "for only ten years" renewed until rule for life). The link to Psycho-Vulgarism is this project's model; these texts do not establish it.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "The hallmark: the hold kept at all cost". -
HSRP-405 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The crossings of the line in Rome, France and Germany were made in lawful form, with the old names kept and an assembly consenting. Rests on the legal texts and ancient accounts themselves, read in the original or in a named translation: Rome under Augustus (Cassius Dio 53.11.2, 53.12.1, 53.17.3; Tacitus, Annals I.2); France 1793 (the decree of 10 October 1793, against Article 16 of the Declaration of 1789); Germany 1933-34 (the decree of 28 February 1933, the law of 24 March 1933 and the law of 30 January 1934, against Article 48 of the Weimar Constitution). The Petition of Right (1628), the Bill of Rights (1689) and the Declaration of Independence (1776) name earlier crossings in their own words. The pattern in Jeremy Locke, The End of All Evil (2005), which this project had presumed, is confirmed in part by that record: confirmed for the lawful-form sequence (protection given as the reason, a law written to carry the transfer, the forms kept, people going along and an assembly ratifying); its claims of design (enemies "only created"; cultures "created") are not yet found, and it is not yet known whether they will be found.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "How the line has been crossed before". -
HSRP-406 · WORKING · ACTIVE
THE BREACH TEST: this project's seven-question instrument for testing any act of any government against the line (the act; the grant; the end defeated; the train; the knowledge; breadth and direction; the remedies), with three results and a one-way rule (it can release a person from an obligation or ground a refusal; it never creates an offense, a power or a punishment). Assembled by the project from the sources in HSRP-398 to HSRP-403. Checked by the project against three historical cases in its own calibration work of 29 September 2026 (working papers, not printed on the page and not in the verify list): it accepts the Declaration of 1776 and rejects the secession ordinances of 1861 and the German appeal to "higher law" of 1933-35.
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "The test". -
HSRP-407 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Who judges, and what follows. The sources place the judgment with the people: Locke §240, Sidney's Discourses III.41 (heading), and Burlamaqui §XXXV (in manifest cases "every one is in a condition to judge"). On this site that means each person and the candid public, never a majority vote (the author's lens). The remedy is lawful non-cooperation inside the zone the law protects, which includes peaceful political boycott (NAACP v. Claiborne Hardware Co., 458 U.S. 886, 914 (1982)). The site's own rule: a finding of breach is a moral and political judgment and is not offered as a defense in court. Recorded as facts of record: courts reject any claimed status that would put a person beyond their jurisdiction (United States v. Benabe, 654 F.3d 753, 767 (7th Cir. 2011)); an injunction must be obeyed until a court changes it, and the lawful course is to ask the court to modify or dissolve it (Walker v. City of Birmingham, 388 U.S. 307, 314, 317 (1967)).
Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, section "Who judges, and what follows". -
HSRP-408 · WORKING · ACTIVE
THE HALLMARK REGISTER: thirty hallmarks of the crossing from a righteous to a corrupt sovereign, tested against the United States. Twenty-two are grievances (hallmarks 1 to 22) and eight are conditions of the finding (hallmarks 23 to 30). Built by the project from 101 historical markers read in the instruments that declared a breach in their own time (1581, 1628, 1689, 1776) and in the legal texts of crossings made in lawful form (Rome; France 1793-94; Germany 1933-34). Each hallmark carries two markings: PRESENT, PARTLY or NOT YET FOUND for the United States today, and KNOWN, PARTLY KNOWN or NOT YET SHOWN for the government's own knowledge. Tally: PRESENT 7, PARTLY 20, NOT YET FOUND 3; KNOWN 11, PARTLY KNOWN 11, NOT YET SHOWN 8 - all six counts re-derived from the two tables and confirmed 2026-10-03, and every hallmark's markings in the tables match the markings at the head of its entry. Rules of counting: a finding rests on acts and omissions of the government itself; one administration's act counts as an act and toward direction, a course held under both parties counts toward the whole; court rulings are facts of conduct; shared evidence is counted once. Standard applied: the burden lies on the claimant, on the highest evidence (Burlamaqui, Politic Law, Part II ch. 6 §§XXIX, XXXV; the Declaration's "let Facts be submitted to a candid world"). THE SEARCH RECORD ON THE PAGE RESTS ON THE RESEARCH CHAT'S WORKING PAPERS and cannot be checked from the published sources: thirty-six research passes, 101 historical markers, 744 sources entered with 498 checked at source, and 337 citations kept off the pages. Recorded as resting on that work, on the same footing as the calibration note in HSRP-406.
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HSRP-409 · WORKING · ACTIVE
THE GRIEVANCE HALLMARKS IN THE UNITED STATES (hallmarks 1 to 22). PRESENT, on four bodies of evidence: standing emergency power (52 national emergencies in effect on 16 September 2026, the oldest declared in 1979, one ever ended by Congress; Brennan Center count; 50 U.S.C. §1622); forms kept while the substance moved (about 20 percent of federal civil cases tried in 1938, 0.4 percent in the year to 30 September 2025, and 97.7 percent of those sentenced in fiscal 2025 on a guilty plea; Smith and MacQueen 2017, U.S. Courts Table 4.10, U.S. Sentencing Commission Table 12, Lafler v. Cooper); a levy without the legislature, as one completed act since corrected (Learning Resources v. Trump, 20 February 2026); and property taken before conviction (Justice Department Inspector General, 2017 review and audit 26-013). PARTLY, fifteen hallmarks, among them force used at home without an identified authority (Trump v. Illinois), officers made removable at will (Trump v. Slaughter), a rate of inflation set by announced policy (FOMC 2012 and 2025), debt projected at 175 percent of GDP by 2056 (CBO, 24 September 2026), a usury cap given to servicemembers only (10 U.S.C. §987; 12 U.S.C. §5517(o)), persons held for removal by category (A.A.R.P. v. Trump) and a disaster workforce reduced after warning (GAO-26-108427). NOT YET FOUND, three: the decisive steps (a constitution suspended, executive law set above it, an institution abolished); proof loosened, counsel withheld or punishment made retroactive; opinion or petition punished. Each is not yet found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found. Each historical text and each official record quoted is established as a document; that it matches the hallmark is the project's reading. Court rulings are recorded as facts of conduct. Surveys (Pew) and election results (Ballotpedia) are recorded as context only.
Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, section "The evidence, hallmark by hallmark".cited by: SRC-203, SRC-225, SRC-226, SRC-278, SRC-523, SRC-564, SRC-650, SRC-651, SRC-652, SRC-653, SRC-654, SRC-656, SRC-657, SRC-659, SRC-661, SRC-662, SRC-663, SRC-664, SRC-665, SRC-666, SRC-667, SRC-668, SRC-669, SRC-670, SRC-671, SRC-672, SRC-673, SRC-674, SRC-675, SRC-676, SRC-677, SRC-678, SRC-679, SRC-680, SRC-681, SRC-682, SRC-683, SRC-684, SRC-685, SRC-686, SRC-687, SRC-688, SRC-689, SRC-690, SRC-691, SRC-692, SRC-693, SRC-694, SRC-695, SRC-696, SRC-697 -
HSRP-410 · WORKING · ACTIVE
THE CONDITIONS OF THE FINDING (hallmarks 23 to 30) AND THE KNOWLEDGE RECORD. PRESENT: known failings continued; a long train; notoriety of the facts. PARTLY: the hold kept while release is proclaimed (the author's hallmark); one direction; remonstrance unheeded; a crossing made in lawful form; a design evinced. The knowledge record has six parts, each with dated official knowledge followed by a course held: the fiscal path (GAO-05-352T, 2005; CBO 2009 and 2026); the trust funds (Trustees 2026); emergency powers (the yearly continuation required by 50 U.S.C. §1622(d)); disaster protection (GAO High-Risk listing of February 2025, then the separations reported in GAO-26-108427); the announced rate of inflation (FOMC 2012, reaffirmed 2025); and the vanishing trial (Lafler v. Cooper, 2012; 97.7 percent of sentences on a plea in fiscal 2025). Limits carried on the page: these records show knowledge of facts and risks and contain no admission of wrong, so knowledge of the wrong is an inference; counter-movements stand (the Federal Register shrank in 2025, Congress ended an emergency in 2023, the courts ruled against the executive in 2025 and 2026), so the Declaration's "invariably" is not met; a design to subvert the constitutional order or to impoverish is not yet found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found.
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HSRP-411 · WORKING · ACTIVE
EVIDENCE STATUS. Against a finding: the historical instruments charged one ruler, while the present conditions are institutional, many of them run across administrations and parties, and they rest mostly on statute; the decisive steps are missing; the courts still rule against the executive (Learning Resources v. Trump; Trump v. Illinois; A.A.R.P. v. Trump; Trump v. Cook); Congress ended an emergency in 2023; real median household income in 2025 and life expectancy in 2024 were the highest on record (Census Bureau; NCHS); the debt and trust-fund figures are projections under current law. By Route A the record supplies a long train and notorious facts, but not one invariable direction, the decisive steps or a design beyond the one that is announced. By Route B the strongest material is the fiscal and protective record joined to the knowledge record; the total failure Locke describes (Second Treatise §219) is not met. The evidence that would carry the line at the level of the whole, on the highest evidence (Burlamaqui §XXIX), has not yet been found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found. That is not a finding that the line is intact. What the record warrants now is the early and lawful answer the sources allow (Locke §220).
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HSRP-412 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
THE AUTHOR'S DETERMINATION (the author's position): the line has been crossed. The author sets the model of institutionalized necrophilia beside the research as a determinant condition. His argument: a government that claims to rule a people because they cannot rule themselves, citing their immorality, must draw from that same stock the individuals who decide how it acts; absent morality within the institution, and having embodied the necrophilia harbored in the individuals of the population, the government is in a position and on a trajectory to devolve, and has thus crossed the line. Texts set beside the argument, each established as a text: Jefferson's First Inaugural (1801), Plato's Republic VIII, Federalist No. 55, John Adams to the Massachusetts Militia (1798) and Polybius VI.9. Necrophilia is Erich Fromm's term for an orientation of character in a person (Fromm, "Creators and Destroyers", 1964); its application to institutions is this project's model, and none of the texts quoted establishes that model. Polybius's own caution is kept: the stage of decline can be read, the time cannot, so the page names no date. The duty that follows is stated as the author's: to act on that knowledge, righteously and by lawful means, under a judgment that belongs to God (Acts 5:29); Nuremberg Principle IV is cited as a parallel only. The site's rule stands beside it: this is a moral judgment and no defense in any court (United States v. Benabe).
Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, section "The author's determination". -
HSRP-413 · WORKING · ACTIVE
THE DEMOCRACY LENS, AND WHAT THE VOTE IS SAID TO DO. On this site democracy is not presumed to be a hallmark of freedom. By the author's editorial rule of 29 September 2026 it is read through the model in Jeremy Locke, The End of All Evil, ch. 6 ("Democracy is about making slaves and masters of slaves.", p. 61; "Tyranny by one king is the same as tyranny by a hundred million kings.", p. 62): majority rule is treated as the rule of a faction; an election counts neither as proof of freedom nor as a remedy in itself; "the people" means each person and the candid public, never a majority vote. The author's own statement of the lens, in his words and not the book's: "Democracy is the very idea that the freedom of one individual need be surrendered to an abrogating will of somebody else. Democracy simply replaces the rule of one king with the rule of the consensus of a group instead, where both seek to legitimize the rule over the same individual." Older writers who named the same danger, each established as a text: Aristotle, Politics IV.4 (the multitude supreme over the law; "the people becomes a monarch"); Polybius VI.57.9 (the name of freedom and democracy, the nature of mob-rule); Madison, Federalist No. 10 (a faction may be a majority); Tocqueville, Democracy in America, vol. I ch. XV (no redress against the majority; verified on two hosts 2026-10-03, neither of which names the translator); Mill, On Liberty ch. I (government "of each by all the rest"; accountability "to the strongest party"). Limit carried on the page: none of these writers rejected popular government; Madison's cure was the republic and Mill's a limit on power; the conclusion that democracy is itself the pattern is Jeremy Locke's and the author's. The remedy the page tests: Federalist No. 44 ("the election of more faithful representatives", in the Avalon punctuation); the condition that ordinary remedies be tried first: Maryland Declaration of Rights art. 6 ("all other means of redress are ineffectual").
/two-party-hive-mind, sections "What the vote is said to do" and "The lens". -
HSRP-414 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
THE TWO HIVE MINDS: party loyalty in the United States works as a social identity, and voters largely follow it. Rests on: the publisher's description of Achen and Bartels, Democracy for Realists (2016) (voters choose "on the basis of social identities and partisan loyalties, not political issues"; the book itself not opened); Finkel and fourteen co-authors, Science 370 (2020) (political sectarianism defined at p. 533; "cold feelings toward the out-party now exceed warm feelings toward the in-party", p. 533; a majority-party candidate "could get elected despite openly violating democratic principles", p. 535, reporting Graham and Svolik 2020, not opened); Rathje, Van Bavel and van der Linden, PNAS 2021 (each out-group term raised the odds of a post being shared by 67%, from the abstract, which gives n = 2,730,215; observational; sharing, not votes). Washington's Farewell Address (1796) is quoted as a text, the two fragments being the opening and closing words of one sentence. Against, carried on the page: Druckman, Green and Iyengar (2023) found "scant evidence of a direct link between affective polarization and democratic backsliding in the U.S." That the two party hive minds are steered by design is not yet found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found; what is found is an incentive that rewards hostility. The model of the hive mind is this site's own, set out on /the-hive-mind, whose section 9 is "THE TWO-PARTY ARCHITECTURE", and on /psycho-vulgarism.
Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, section "Two hive minds".see also: HSRP-024, HSRP-163, HSRP-174, HSRP-317, HSRP-412, HSRP-446, HSRP-448, HSRP-453, HSRP-455, HSRP-456, HSRP-514, HSRP-515, HSRP-516, HSRP-517, HSRP-518, HSRP-533, HSRP-534, HSRP-538, HSRP-539, HSRP-544, HSRP-545, HSRP-546, HSRP-547, HSRP-548, HSRP-549, HSRP-594, HSRP-595, HSRP-596, HSRP-597, HSRP-598, HSRP-600 -
HSRP-415 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
FOUR PRACTICES OF STATE POWER FOLLOWED THROUGH THE VOTE AND THE LEGISLATURE, with this project's markings (NOT MOVED: tried, and the practice stands; PARTLY MOVED: part ended or limited; MOVED: ended; none of the four is marked MOVED, and the tally is NOT MOVED 2, PARTLY MOVED 2). (1) Standing emergency power, NOT MOVED: the review written into the National Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C. section 1622(b)); the House vote of 26 March 2019 that failed to pass a termination over the President's objections, 248 to 181 (House Roll Call 127; two-thirds of the 429 voting is 286); the Senate vote of 29 October 2025, 50 to 46, not enacted; 52 emergencies in effect on 16 September 2026, the oldest from 1979, one ever ended by Congress (Brennan Center count, which now reads 51 as of 2 October 2026); against: all but eight of eighty-seven were sanctions measures (Glass 2025, which cites the same Brennan Center list). (2) Surveillance without a warrant, PARTLY MOVED: the USA FREEDOM Act of 2015 ended bulk collection under Section 215 (House committee summary; 338 to 88 and 67 to 32); Section 702 enacted in 2008 and renewed in 2012, 2018 and 2024 (CRS R48592); a warrant requirement lost on a tie, 212 to 212, with both parties split (Roll Call, 12 April 2024; the official records are the Clerk's Roll Calls 114 and 119); the statute lapsed on 12 June 2026 (EFF) while collection continues under certifications to March 2027 (Brennan Center). (3) War without a vote of Congress, NOT MOVED: the War Powers Resolution of 1973, passed over the President's objections; executive claims of constitutional authority in 2011 (OLC, Libya), 2018 (OLC, Syria), 2021 (letter of 27 February) and 2025 (letter of 23 June); against: the authorizations of 1991 and 2002 repealed in December 2025 (Roll Call), that of 2001 left in force. (4) Property taken without a conviction, PARTLY MOVED: New Mexico ended civil forfeiture in 2015 (Laws 2015, ch. 152, whose purposes include to "ensure that only criminal forfeiture is allowed in this state"); the federal practice stands (Justice Department Inspector General, Report 17-02 at p. ii and Audit 26-013 at p. 8). Inferences marked in the block: that the four Section 702 laws were signed by Presidents of both parties, and that the four war-powers documents fall under three Presidents of both parties, are drawn from their dates and are not stated by any source here. Whether each practice breaches the Constitution is not settled on this page; three of the four are hallmarks 1, 2 and 10 on /evidence-of-the-breach.
Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, section "Divided on the surface, joined on power". -
HSRP-416 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
THE SEAT IS SAFE: THE ACCOUNTABILITY GAP AND THE SHELTERED TWO-PARTY ARRANGEMENT. In the ten monthly readings of January to October 2024, approval of Congress ran between 12 and 20 percent (Gallup: 15, 12, 15, 16, 13, 16, 16, 19, 20, 16; the page prints no question wording, only "% Approve"); in the elections of November 2024 "Congressional incumbents were re-elected at a 98% clip" (Ballotpedia); 22 of 435 House seats were rated toss-ups (Cook Political Report, 1 November 2024, which favours 205 and 208, making 413) and 38 House races lacked major-party competition (Ballotpedia). The law shelters the arrangement: Timmons v. Twin Cities Area New Party, 520 U.S. 351, 367 (1997) (a legislature may decide "that political stability is best served through a healthy two-party system"; Stevens, J., dissenting at 381); Rucho v. Common Cause (2019) (partisan gerrymandering claims are "beyond the reach of the federal courts", though the results "reasonably seem unjust"; the matter left to the States and Congress; the slip prints no United States Reports page). Court rulings are recorded as facts of conduct. Limits carried on the page: power changes hands between the two parties; interference with the holding or the freedom of federal elections is not yet found; surveys and election results test the vote as a remedy and are not offered as proof that the country is unfree.
Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, section "The seat is safe". -
HSRP-417 · WORKING · ACTIVE
PROMISES COUNTED, AND WHOSE WISHES BECOME LAW. Promises: by PolitiFact's final counts the broken share was 24 percent for Obama (533 promises), 54 of 102 for Trump's first term and 34 of 99 for Biden; Thomson and co-authors (American Journal of Political Science, 2017; the authors' summary, covering over 20,000 pledges in 12 countries across 57 campaigns) found that in the United States "over 60 percent of the pledges made by the party of the president were fulfilled at least partially"; Naurin (2011) names the gap between that record and common belief. Finding: promises are broken often but not as a rule, and a count of promises does not carry the case against the vote. Whose wishes become law (CONTESTED): Gilens and Page (2014; 1,779 policy issues) found that average citizens have "little or no independent influence"; Enns (2015), Bashir (2015) and Branham, Soroka and Wlezien (2017) dispute the method and the result; the review by Elkjaer and Klitgaard (2024; 1,163 estimates, 25 studies) finds that outcomes "better reflect the preferences of the rich", with weaker differentials in the United States than in other developed democracies, while adding that results vary considerably across models and studies. The CONTESTED label in this entry's text describes the question, not this entry's grade, which is WORKING. Several of these are read on an abstract, a publisher's page or a journal summary; the source records say which.
Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, section "Promises, counted". -
HSRP-418 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A VOTE DOES NOT MAKE AN ACT RIGHTEOUS: CROSSINGS AND RESTORATIONS WERE BOTH MADE BY VOTES AND ASSEMBLIES. Crossings: Rome (supremacy "ratified by the senate and by the people as well"; elections kept while "nothing was done that did not please Caesar" - Cassius Dio 53.12.1, 53.21.6); France (law as "the expression of the general will", 1789 art. 6; the Convention's decree of 10 October 1793); Germany (the law of 24 March 1933 passed by the Reichstag; the law of 30 January 1934 passed "einstimmig"). Restorations: the States General (1581), Parliament (1689), the Congress (1776), the Round Table of 1989. This project's reading: the voting form does not divide crossing from restoration; content does, namely whether the act serves ends owed equally to every person. A vote is an act, tested like any other by the Breach Test (HSRP-406). Constant (1815) is quoted in French as a text, verified in the Louandre edition of 1874 after six routes failed; the English beside it is a working translation and is kept outside quotation marks. Each historical text is established as a text; that the cases fit the reading is the project's.
Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, section "Crossings made by vote". -
HSRP-419 · WORKING · ACTIVE
EVIDENCE STATUS: THE VOTE AS A REMEDY, WITH THE OBJECTIONS. On the record in HSRP-414 to HSRP-418 the vote is a narrow and slow remedy for the grievances followed: none of four practices of state power has been ended by it, though parts have moved (one emergency ended in 2023, bulk collection under Section 215 ended in 2015, two war authorizations repealed in 2025, civil forfeiture ended in one State). That the remedy is closed in every case has not yet been found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found. That is not a finding that the remedy works. Objections stated and answered on the page, in the section "The objections": the saying Churchill reported to the Commons in 1947 (a comparison of forms, reported as a saying and followed by a defence of popular rule; the site's line is drawn by content - Mill, "whatever may be its form of government"); Madison's republic and extended sphere (Federalist No. 10); Sen on famine (1999, at p. 7), disputed by Rubin (2009); that the older writers did not reject popular government (Tocqueville: "no sure barrier is established"); that the vote has moved things. Under the site's lens an election is neither proof of freedom nor a remedy in itself.
/two-party-hive-mind, sections "The objections" and "Where the evidence stands". -
HSRP-420 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
THE AUTHOR'S DETERMINATION ON THE VOTE (the author's position): democracy is not a hallmark of freedom; it is slavery by rule of a mob, and the mob is a hive mind that seeks to subjugate those who are not members of its tribe. Both party hive minds are manipulated to keep up an illusion of voting, while both act uniformly against the Constitution by preserving or expanding the codified usurpation and the institutional necrophilia set out on /evidence-of-the-breach. The voting remedy is closed: a dead end in the current political state. The model it rests on is Jeremy Locke's (The End of All Evil, ch. 6). Ground the research gives it, at ladder grades: that party is identity and voters follow it, PROBABLE (HSRP-414); that the practices of state power followed held under both parties, PROBABLE (HSRP-415); that the hive minds are fed by an incentive that rewards hostility, PROBABLE (HSRP-414); that they are steered by design, not yet found, and not yet known whether it will be found; that the parties act uniformly, found for the four practices followed, while the parties divide on much else; that the remedy is closed in every case, not yet found, and not yet known whether it will be found (HSRP-419). The words "manipulated" and "illusion of voting" appear on the page only in this section, as the author's position and not as a research finding. The wording awaits the author's approval (author decision AD-14).
Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, section "The author's determination".cited by: SRC-208 -
HSRP-421 · WORKING · ACTIVE
LAWFUL ANSWERS THAT WORKED, AND THEIR LIMITS. None was a vote alone. Montgomery: a bus boycott of 381 days joined to a federal suit filed on 1 February 1956; on 5 June 1956 the court held that the segregation laws "violate the due process and equal protection of the law clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment" (Browder v. Gayle, 142 F. Supp. 707; the case runs 707-721 and no page is asserted for the holding); the boycott ended on 20 December 1956, the day the order arrived (King Institute). A peaceful political boycott is protected (NAACP v. Claiborne Hardware Co., 458 U.S. 886, 914 (1982)). Force fares worse: of 323 resistance campaigns from 1900 to 2006, nonviolent ones succeeded 53 percent of the time and violent ones 26 percent (Stephan and Chenoweth 2008, pp. 8 and 15); limit: since 2010, under 34 percent of nonviolent and 8 percent of violent campaigns succeeded (Chenoweth 2020). Those studies count resistance campaigns, not ordinary politics, and are cited for that one point only. Reader-risk facts restated: a court order is obeyed until a court changes it (Walker v. City of Birmingham, 388 U.S. 307, 314 (1967)); no finding places anyone beyond the courts (United States v. Benabe, 654 F.3d 753, 767, a pinpoint still unconfirmed at source). The site's remedy is righteous non-cooperation within the zone the law protects; it does not advocate force.
Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, section "What follows". -
HSRP-466 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
People favor their own group even when the group means nothing; favor without hostility toward others.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Favor is not hostility. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-1. -
HSRP-467 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Favor turns hostile under conditions: a moral order held as absolute, threat, distrust, competitive comparison and manipulation by leaders.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Favor is not hostility. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-2.cited by: SRC-831 -
HSRP-468 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A hive supplies some of the conditions that turn favor for one's own group into hostility: it reads a challenge as a threat first, holds its view as a badge of membership, and, with a commanding center, can play the leaders' part.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Favor is not hostility. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-3. -
HSRP-469 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Seeing victims as less than human raises harm for gain but not harm as punishment, which goes to those seen as fully human and guilty.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Two routes to harm: "lesser" and "evil". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-4. -
HSRP-470 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Stock labels on every side follow the two routes: "vermin", "sheeple", "bot" and "NPC" deny a mind; "groomer", "TERF", "fascist" and "enemy of the people" charge guilt.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Two routes to harm: "lesser" and "evil". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-5. -
HSRP-471 · WORKING · ACTIVE
"NPC" is mechanistic dehumanization by the field's own definition. Said of persons, "hive mind" does the same, so this page uses it only for a way of holding a view.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Two routes to harm: "lesser" and "evil". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-6. -
HSRP-472 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Most old names for outsiders began as plain words, as goy means "nation"; contempt attaches when a name is joined to rank or to a sanction.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Two routes to harm: "lesser" and "evil". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-7. -
HSRP-473 · WORKING · ACTIVE
"Heretic", "apostate" and "traitor" name someone once inside; across faiths and states the texts code the breach as a broken promise and rank the leaver below the one who never joined.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › The member who breaks ranks. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-8. -
HSRP-474 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Judging one's own norm-breaker more harshly than an outsider, the "black sheep effect", holds only in part.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › The member who breaks ranks. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-9. -
HSRP-476 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
People pressed to agree criticize a lone dissenter in public but not in private, and onlookers read it as sincere.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › The member who breaks ranks. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-11. -
HSRP-477 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Heresy, apostasy and blasphemy law shows six recurring moves, and secular states repeat them when a state, party or nation takes a god's place.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Crimes of thought and speech. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-12. -
HSRP-478 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
"Thought crime" was an official term in Imperial Japan from 1928; Orwell popularized the word, and "wrongthink" came later.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Crimes of thought and speech. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-13. -
HSRP-479 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Democracies are on the same record: the US Sedition Acts of 1798 and 1918, and Eugene Debs's ten-year sentence for an antiwar speech.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Crimes of thought and speech. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-14. -
HSRP-480 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
Prosecution of thought and speech ends where nothing is placed above question, as the US Supreme Court held in 1943.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › Crimes of thought and speech. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-15. -
HSRP-481 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Words move people at the margin, mostly along a line they already hold, as radio did in Rwanda in 1994 and in Germany under Weimar and under the Nazis.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › From words to violence. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-16. -
HSRP-482 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
In the best-studied cases fear and pressure from one's own side came before hatred: hatred sets the target, the group carries the act.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › From words to violence. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-17. -
HSRP-483 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The us-and-them line is present in every war and mass killing, and a common basis of how mass violence is mobilized and justified. That it underlies all hate wars is the author's position; against it, wars start where bargaining fails and run on material causes too.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › From words to violence. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as a literature". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-18. -
HSRP-484 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Contact between groups, visible refusal and a wider circle of obligation loosen the line; whether any of them ends the hive mode is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, US AND THEM › What loosens the line. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1c-19. -
HSRP-514 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
For many partisans a party is a group they belong to, and the strength of that identity predicts their campaign work better than their issue views do.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE PARTY HIVE MIND › Party as identity. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2d-1. -
HSRP-515 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
In the United States party now lines up with ideological, racial and religious identity, a "mega-identity" that raises bias and anger even where views are no more extreme.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE PARTY HIVE MIND › Party as identity. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE, shown for the United States". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2d-2.cited by: SRC-940 -
HSRP-516 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Americans increasingly dislike and distrust the other party, and that dislike has become a main driver of loyalty to their own; it is measured across Europe's multi-party systems too.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE PARTY HIVE MIND › Dislike of the other side. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2d-3.see also: HSRP-414 -
HSRP-517 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Single-member plurality rules tend toward two main parties. It is a tendency, not a law; where it holds, each race narrows to two viable options and two platforms carry many unrelated questions.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE PARTY HIVE MIND › How the rules narrow the choice. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE; as a district-level tendency, a candidate for ESTABLISHED". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2d-4. -
HSRP-518 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The author's model: two poles supply the "illusion of choice" that a single party cannot, and the two-party hive mind is "the false dichotomy of voting". That a party hive needs exactly two poles is not yet found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE PARTY HIVE MIND › The two-party architecture. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2d-5. -
HSRP-519 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
When a question cuts across parties, as gender did in Spain, Scotland and several US states, the hive forms around the question, in camps drawn from more than one party.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE PARTY HIVE MIND › On every side, in more than one country. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2d-6. -
HSRP-541 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A hive is authoritarian when three marks meet: a commanding center that claims the right to set belief and conduct, members who enforce its line, and sameness valued for itself.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › What makes a hive authoritarian. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-1. -
HSRP-542 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) named three escapes from a freedom that isolates: authoritarianism, with its double drive to submit upward and dominate downward; destructiveness; and automaton conformity; they belong to no one side.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › Fromm's escapes from freedom. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Fromm's position". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-2.cited by: SRC-079see also: HSRP-543 -
HSRP-543 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
On Fromm's account Luther freed believers from the church's mediating authority but bound them to a harsher one within.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › Fromm's escapes from freedom. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as his reading". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-3.cited by: SRC-079see also: HSRP-542 -
HSRP-544 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Altemeyer's right-wing authoritarianism scale measures three attitudes that cluster: submission to established authority, aggression it approves, and conventionalism; "right-wing" means submission to whatever authority is established.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › The disposition, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-4. -
HSRP-545 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
The disposition values conformity above autonomy and is often measured by what a child should learn, which records an adult's values, not a rearing, and reads differently across US racial groups.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › The disposition, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-5. -
HSRP-546 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Deference and readiness to punish go together, but modestly, and aggression does most of the work in predicting intolerance.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › The disposition, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-7.cited by: SRC-1012 -
HSRP-547 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
High scorers agreed more often than others to help persecute a group the government had outlawed, whatever the target: left or right, religious or secular, their own kind included.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › The disposition, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-8.cited by: SRC-1013 -
HSRP-548 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
A left-wing authoritarianism scale shares a core with the right-wing measures, though how common the left-wing form is remains disputed.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › The disposition, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-9.cited by: SRC-540 -
HSRP-549 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Ordinary people obey: in Milgram's first study, 26 of 40 men went to the top of the shock board when pressed.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › The disposition, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-10. -
HSRP-550 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Adult right-wing authoritarianism is about half heritable, and family-wide upbringing is not shown to create it: rearing measures that track it in biological families do not track it in adoptees.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › Where the disposition comes from. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-11.cited by: SRC-989 -
HSRP-551 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Parents' goals and style are linked to it in adolescents, but parent and child share genes, so the link cannot separate rearing from inheritance; a chain from early upbringing to the adult character is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › Where the disposition comes from. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-12.cited by: SRC-1017 -
HSRP-552 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The authoritarian disposition forms mainly in adolescence and still moves in adulthood: durable, not permanent. That its formation falls inside the prefrontal window this project records is the project's observation, not a tested mechanism.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › Where the disposition comes from. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-13. -
HSRP-553 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Threat activates authoritarian responses, and in people the measured support runs through perceived threat, not physiology.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › What keeps it active. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE, with a contrary result". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-6. -
HSRP-554 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
A bodily threat trait that predicts politics failed replication, and a stress shift to habit, found in rodents, is disputed in people.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › What keeps it active. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "CONTESTED, in rodents PROBABLE". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-14. -
HSRP-555 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
People punish norm-breakers even when unharmed and at a cost to themselves, across societies.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › What keeps it active. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-16. -
HSRP-556 · SPECULATIVE · ACTIVE
The group keeps the disposition active through a loop of punishment, hidden doubt and false enforcement, pluralistic ignorance and a rising price on deviation, threat turning every link up; that the loop creates the disposition is speculative.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › What keeps it active. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-17. -
HSRP-557 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Cultures with stronger norms and less tolerance of deviance have faced more threat and keep more autocratic institutions; threat as the cause of their tightness is a working view, and tightness alone is not the authoritarian hive.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › What keeps it active. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-18.cited by: SRC-1026 -
HSRP-558 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Jeremy Locke's The End of All Evil (2005) argues that culture makes the ruled enforcers of one another; the research meets him on the mechanism and is silent on his verdict.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › What keeps it active. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-19.cited by: SRC-208 -
HSRP-559 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Punishment for what people said, taught or refused to say recurs under every kind of regime, from Athens's jury and a Han emperor to the United States in 1918 and Turkey in 2016.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Punishment follows the line, not the truth. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE, from a chosen list, not a sample". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-20. -
HSRP-560 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Punishment follows distance from the official line, not the truth of what was said, reaching people later shown right and people shown wrong alike; that accuracy itself raises the price is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Punishment follows the line, not the truth. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-21.cited by: SRC-1038 -
HSRP-561 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Where a hive's line is false, whoever says what can be checked stands where the deviant stands, and the same machinery reaches him.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Punishment follows the line, not the truth. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-22. -
HSRP-562 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Persecution does not prove the persecuted right; a case counts as truth punished only if the claim was true, was the real reason, was decided by the line and went unrevised once checkable, and Vavilov's case meets all four.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Punishment follows the line, not the truth. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-23. -
HSRP-563 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Removing people who produce knowledge has a measured, lasting cost, from Nazi Germany's 1933 dismissals of scientists to the Church's censorship in Italy and the Inquisition in Spain.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The cost to advancement. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-24.see also: HSRP-564 -
HSRP-564 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The studies of expulsions and book bans measure removals by category and books banned wholesale, not punishment for saying what was true, and the costs are shortfalls against comparable places, not halts.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The cost to advancement. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-25.see also: HSRP-563 -
HSRP-565 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The account of the authoritarian hive fails if bodies with a commanding center meet dissent no harder than other groups, if deference and readiness to punish prove unrelated when cleanly measured, if punishment tracks truth rather than distance from the line, if the mode appears on one side only, or if such bodies revise on checkable evidence as readily as others. The test reaches every side, the movements this site admires and this site's own readers included.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The test, on every side. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-26. -
HSRP-566 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Rulers have claimed "truth" for their own line on every side, from Darius I, who blamed revolts on "the Lie", to the Confederacy's "great truth", and Arendt saw why such rule fears plain fact.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › A monopoly on truth. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-1. -
HSRP-567 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Making the law the only teaching and the officials the only teachers, as Qin China's Legalists did, recurs in secular and religious forms.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › A monopoly on truth. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-2. -
HSRP-568 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Political scientists keep the full claim to a monopoly on truth for totalitarian rule; this page uses "authoritarian" in the wider, psychological sense.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › A monopoly on truth. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as usage". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-3. -
HSRP-569 · WORKING · ACTIVE
In the record's sharper form, the hive attacks the idea that each person can read the law for himself, with no office in between: its texts deny the capacity or call its use sedition, sin, selfishness or violence.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The attack on self-command. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-4. -
HSRP-570 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The office that condemned self-command stated the attack plainly: Humanum Genus (1884) condemned the doctrine "that each one is naturally free; that no one has the right to command another", and the same office pressed the point to 1910.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The attack on self-command. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-5. -
HSRP-571 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Secular power made the same move: Hobbes called the law "the publique Conscience", and the phrase traveled to the Revolution's law of 22 Prairial and the Fascist Dottrina of 1932.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The attack on self-command. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-6. -
HSRP-572 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The texts that answer them, from Jeremiah and Mencius to Cicero and Luther, bind the self to a law above it and refuse only the office in between.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The attack on self-command. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-7. -
HSRP-573 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Church and secular power both used the same controls, though only one condemned self-command in doctrine. The Second Vatican Council's 1965 declaration of a civil right to religious freedom is a change on the texts, and contested as doctrine.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The attack on self-command. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-8. -
HSRP-574 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Measured, the author's description of the authoritarian hive holds in parts: the mode ranks obedience above self-reliance, joins deference to readiness to punish, surrenders self-command in the sincere core rather than in every member, and brings relief, though no study joins these links into one chain; and the mode takes conscience over, what Fromm called the authoritarian conscience.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The attack on self-command. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Fromm's position, WORKING as applied". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-9. -
HSRP-575 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Self-command is a capacity, not a creed: held as a creed, as in pseudolegal "sovereign" scripts or North Korea's Juche, it is hive content like any other, and the test covers this site's own word "sovereign".
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The attack on self-command. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-10. -
HSRP-576 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Rulers named the ruled person's own judgment as the danger: North Carolina's 1830 law against teaching enslaved people to read and write gave "insurrection and rebellion" as its reason, and church and crown limited who might read the Bible.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Truth and the lie. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED for North Carolina's 1830 law". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-11. -
HSRP-577 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Kept private, discernment lives alongside the lie; it threatens rule by lies when it is spoken, joined by an ally and known to be shared.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Truth and the lie. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-12.cited by: SRC-819 -
HSRP-578 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
In the oldest Iranian, Indian and Egyptian texts one word means both truth and right order, and its opposite both the lie and disorder; the lie as the root of evil has rivals in the same traditions.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Truth and the lie. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "CONTESTED inside the same traditions". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-13. -
HSRP-579 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The claim to see through lies can itself become a hive line: believers in a conspiracy claim thought they were in the majority 93 percent of the time, when about 12 percent shared each claim.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › Truth and the lie. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-14.cited by: SRC-1083 -
HSRP-580 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The necrophilic hive mind is the authoritarian hive at its worst: a hive whose line, laws and structures turn against life, recognized by what a group's own texts, laws and practice say and do. It names a mode, never a person or a people.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The necrophilic hive mind. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-15. -
HSRP-581 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Six marks are read in a group's own texts, laws and practice: persons as things; control above life and inquiry; a founding closed to review; killing glorified; decay for outsiders, purity for the group; procedure above the living person; punishments count as outcomes, never as marks.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The necrophilic hive mind. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING, untested as a set". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-16. -
HSRP-582 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The marks fall into two clusters: control with a fixed line goes with punishing whoever departs from it, the right included; persons as things, glorified force and outsiders as disease go with removing whole categories of people.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The necrophilic hive mind. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-17. -
HSRP-583 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The necrophilic hive's two clusters of marks recur in hives with a commanding center in every tradition and regime family examined, from a Roman rescript of about 302 to Lenin and the Nazi regime, the traditions this site admires included.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The necrophilic hive mind. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-18. -
HSRP-584 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The necrophilic hive mind tends to persecute those who speak the truth or advocate natural law, peace, welfare and growth more than other hives of like power (the author's position). No study has measured an attraction to death in a group or tested the six marks as one syndrome, and where the record shows the hidden reason for a persecution, it was mostly power, property or faction.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE MIND › The necrophilic hive mind. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3c-19. -
HSRP-614 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
In court records, the claim is that one person is his own sovereign and so not a United States citizen
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC1 (brief item H01). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". Cook read on govinfo (primary). Gravatt's own page not read; its wording is known only as quoted by three courts (Cook; Cooper via Smith v. Conway and Formanack). A fourth court (Freitas, W.D. Wash. 2025) attributes the companion sentence to Gravatt at 282. Manual check: read Gravatt at 282 on a primary host. -
HSRP-615 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The movement splits citizenship into a free state kind and a subject federal kind
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC2 (brief item H02). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as scholars report it". Sullivan read on a third-party transcription without journal pagination (pinpoint by Part). SPLC is an advocacy source; its account agrees with Sullivan and Netolitzky.see also: HSRP-682 -
HSRP-619 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Burlamaqui's sovereign has the right of commanding in the last resort; every other member of the state is a subject
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC6 (brief item H06). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". §I and §VII confirmed in the 1807 print; §II on LONANG and constitution.org. Wording not compared with the Korkman (Liberty Fund) edition (OPEN). -
HSRP-620 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
In Burlamaqui, a citizen who votes in a sovereign assembly holds no part of the sovereignty
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC7 (brief item H07). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". §XIII confirmed in the 1807 print. The page relies only on the individual-level point.cited by: SRC-200 -
HSRP-621 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Burlamaqui's individual "sovereignty" exists only before civil society and only "virtually"; the individual's independence is given up when civil society forms
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC8 (brief item H08). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as text". Text ESTABLISHED. The reading that the pre-civil "sovereignty" just is the "independence" given up is PROBABLE (Burlamaqui never joins the two in one sentence). -
HSRP-622 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The sovereign is bound by divine and natural law, and one that perverts its end loses legitimacy
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC9 (brief item H09). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Burlamaqui's position". LONANG; §VI also on constitution.org (1807 reads "sovereignty" where LONANG has "sovereignly" earlier in §VI).cited by: SRC-200 -
HSRP-624 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Bodin and Blackstone define sovereignty the same way: the highest power, under no other human authority
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC11 (brief item H11). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". Knolles OCR (page markers may be off by one). Blackstone on Avalon (first-edition pagination; long s modernized). -
HSRP-625 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The subject is the member who owes the sovereign allegiance in return for protection
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC12 (brief item H12). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". Webster read on e-text transcriptions only; check a facsimile. -
HSRP-626 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
"Citizen" and "subject" name the same relationship to the sovereign
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC13 (brief item H13). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION, resting on ESTABLISHED case law". Held as AUTHOR'S POSITION. The case-law pass grades the equation PROBABLE as to the individual's relation of allegiance and jurisdiction and CONTESTED as a complete account; the page carries the complete-equivalence version separately as CONTESTED (HSRP-631). POINTER NOTICE, 2026-11-06: this record names HSRP-637, which is now WITHDRAWN as over-broad for this register's standard on the author's assessment of that date, and NOT refuted at source — no pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. The relation is KEPT and resolves to a record that says so on its own face. That record prints on no page as of 2026-11-06. -
HSRP-627 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
American courts, 1838 to 2026, say that "citizen" replaced "subject" after the Revolution and that the tie of allegiance for protection carried over
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC14 (brief item H14). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". Barbara: judgment 6–3, constitutional holding by five Justices; dissents not read (secondary reports only — do not quote the Daily Signal lines). Story's passage is from a dissent, adopted by the Court in Wong Kim Ark.see also: HSRP-682 -
HSRP-628 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The Constitution, the treaty of peace and the naturalization oath use the two words as parallel names for the member of a polity
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC15 (brief item H15). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". National Archives and govinfo texts (official). The 1795 Act read on govinfo OCR. -
HSRP-629 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Standard reference works of 1828–1913 state the equivalence
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC16 (brief item H16). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED for what each says". All dictionaries read on e-text or OCR transcriptions; facsimile checks outstanding (Webster 1828 commas; EB volume and page). -
HSRP-631 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
The two words are equivalent in every respect
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC18 (brief item H18). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "CONTESTED". CONTESTED within the sources themselves.see also: HSRP-629 -
HSRP-632 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Natural-law writers, monarchist and republican, describe the citizen as a member under the sovereign's authority
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC19 (brief item H19). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". De Cive read on a composite rendition (1651 with Molesworth elements); Vattel's §212 read on LONANG. Bodin's passage on what makes the citizen is p. 68 in the classical-texts pass and p. 64 in the canon pass; the AP check (Perseids, three readings) placed it after marker 64, possibly after 65, and never near 68, so the page uses p. 64 — check the facsimile (64 or 65). -
HSRP-633 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Every citizen is a subject; not every subject is a citizen
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC20 (brief item H20). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". ESTABLISHED. -
HSRP-634 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED
Anyone present in a country, citizen or not, owes it local allegiance and is bound by its laws
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC21 (brief item H21). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in positive law; in natural law, ESTABLISHED for laws that do not command wrong". ESTABLISHED. Carlisle v. United States, 83 U.S. at 154 [SRC-1224], read on govinfo and Cornell: "The alien, whilst domiciled in the country, owes a local and temporary allegiance, which continues during the period of his residence." Decided 14 April 1873 (December Term 1872), per the govinfo record (AP check). AMENDED 2026-10-18: Split grade (author's direction, 15 Oct 2026). Local allegiance itself is ESTABLISHED in both orders; the natural-law limit is the duty to refuse manifest wrong (HSRP-660).see also: HSRP-660 -
HSRP-635 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Read as the movement reads it, one person his own sovereign, "sovereign citizen" contradicts itself on every definition above
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC22 (brief item H22). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". The canon pass and the oxymoron pass grade the deduction ESTABLISHED on Bodin, Hobbes and Blackstone; the Burlamaqui pass grades it PROBABLE within Burlamaqui's vocabulary alone, because he never addresses the phrase. The page grade covers the deduction from the definitions quoted, in the movement's sense only. POINTER NOTICE, 2026-11-06: this record names HSRP-637, which is now WITHDRAWN as over-broad for this register's standard on the author's assessment of that date, and NOT refuted at source — no pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. The relation is KEPT and resolves to a record that says so on its own face. That record prints on no page as of 2026-11-06. -
HSRP-636 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
In American law the people are sovereign jointly, and read that way "sovereign" and "citizen" do not conflict
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC23 (brief item H23). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". ESTABLISHED. -
HSRP-638 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED
Courts reject, without exception found, the claim that a self-declared status puts a person beyond their jurisdiction
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC25 (brief item H25). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as observed and in positive law; natural law agrees". Read directly: 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th Circuits; 9th, 10th, 11th only as quoted. No appellate decision accepting the claim was found. AMENDED 2026-10-18: Split grade. The summary form of the rejection is graded separately (HSRP-663 to HSRP-666). -
HSRP-642 · CONTESTED · AMENDED
The lawful exit from citizenship is a formal act set by statute, such as renunciation, not a private declaration, and it leaves the duty to obey local law
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC29 (brief item H29). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in positive law; whether the limits on renouncing within the country restrict the right the 1868 Act declared natural and inherent — CONTESTED as a matter of law". §1481(a) read on Cornell LII (primary text host; no currency date shown); §1483(a) and the §1481 source credit read on govinfo (U.S. Code 2024 ed.); the R.S. §1999 note read on govinfo and Cornell, word for word. The §1481 notes do not print "15 Stat. 223" or "July 27, 1868"; the tie to the Act of July 27, 1868, ch. 249, 15 Stat. 223 rests on the Revised Statutes scan (OCR) and Constitution Annotated fn. 7. The edits pass read the preamble on the Statutes at Large page (govinfo, 15 Stat. 223). The State Department now charges $450 for the certificate of loss of nationality (Federal Register, in force 13 April 2026; previously $2,350) — not printed on the page. No federal case rejecting renunciation by declaration while resident was read. AMENDED 2026-10-18: The U.S. Code's editors classify R.S. §1999 as moved, not repealed: former 8 U.S.C. §15 "is now set out as a note under section 1481", and former §800 is marked "Transferred" while §§801–810 are "Repealed" (uscode.house.gov; govinfo). The repeal lists of 1940 (§504) and 1952 (§403(a)) were not read; "not repealed" is an inference from that classification. No court decision on whether §1483(a) restricts the declared right was found; a case-law search on that question was not run. -
HSRP-650 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED
Courts state that the merits, not the name, decide; that courts keep to it in practice is contested
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC37 (brief item H37). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as the rule courts state; that courts keep to it in practice — CONTESTED as observed (see HSRP-666)". Split grade (author's direction, 15 Oct 2026). The earlier wording, "Courts apply the term narrowly", stated the rule as if it were the practice.see also: HSRP-666 -
HSRP-658 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Positive law ranks the Constitution first and does not void a statute for conflict with natural justice alone; natural law ranks itself above every human law
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC45 (brief item AH45). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED, each as the doctrine of its own order". Calder was seriatim; Iredell's view, not Chase's, is closer to American practice. Bonham's dictum was read on The Founders' Constitution (University of Chicago Press); folio 118a not confirmed. -
HSRP-659 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
A natural-law argument reaches an American court only through the Constitution's text or as an argument to change the law; offered as a claim to stand outside the court's power, it fails
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC46 (brief item AH46). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in positive law; natural-law writing agrees as to the exemption claim". Rule 11(b)(2) read in the official uscourts.gov booklet (1 Dec 2024). -
HSRP-660 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
In natural law the subject owes obedience to laws that do not command wrong, and is bound to refuse a command to do manifest wrong
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC47 (brief item AH47). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as the classical doctrine; CONTESTED in modern legal theory". Burlamaqui II.iii.1 read on constitution.org (Nugent translation), which has two typographical errors in §XXVII ("farmer" for "former"; "induce us. even"); §XXVII is not quoted on the page. Cross-check §§XVIII and XXVIII against LONANG burl-2301. -
HSRP-661 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
In American positive law a court's order binds until it is set aside, with an exception left open for an order that is transparently invalid, while a statute void on its face may be disregarded at the risk of prosecution
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC48 (brief item AH48). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in positive law". The UMW "This is true without regard ..." sentence was read on Justia only. Chicot's page 374 rests on the scan's page layout and a law-review pinpoint (PROBABLE for the digit). -
HSRP-662 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Orders do not excuse taking part in crimes under international law where moral choice was possible, and orders to commit genocide or crimes against humanity are manifestly unlawful
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC49 (brief item AH49). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in international law". Rome art. 33(2) read only as quoted in CM v SSHD [2012] UKUT 236 (IAC), para 12 (secondary). Principle IV read on the ICRC treaty database; the IMT sentence on Avalon. -
HSRP-663 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Courts answer jurisdiction challenges filed under the label summarily, often in a sentence
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC50 (brief item AH50). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as observed". ESTABLISHED as a description of the reported cases read; no count of all such rulings exists. QUOTATION COMPLETED 2026-11-06, AND THE MEASUREMENT MATTERS MORE THAN THE CORRECTION. This record's first evidence item quoted Benabe's "should be rejected summarily, however they are presented" without the next sentence of the same paragraph, in which the court says it does not intend to quash good-faith argument. The second sentence is now recorded beside the first. *** WHAT WAS MEASURED, AND WHAT FOLLOWS FROM IT: (1) THE GRADE IS SOUND AND ESTABLISHED STANDS. This record's claim is that courts answer these challenges summarily, often in a sentence — an observation about OBSERVED PRACTICE. The reservation does not touch it: a court saying it will not quash good-faith argument does not alter what courts are observed to do with the arguments before them. The grade was measured against the claim text and not moved. (2) THE READER WAS NEVER MISLED; THE RECORD WAS. This record's proof page already showed both halves, because SRC-584's own note carries the reservation and the generator prints the source companion block beside the claim. Verified on the rendered page before this correction was made. (3) SO THIS IS THE THIRD INSTANCE OF THE OMISSION AND NOT THE THIRD INSTANCE OF THE DEFECT. The defect proper — a reader shown half a holding — occurred on /pv-remediation and in HSRP-383, whose reading was built on the categorical half. Here the omission was real and the consequence was not. Recording the difference is the point: a count of three would overstate what went wrong, and a count of two would hide a record that quoted half a paragraph. *** Found by the deliberate Benabe sweep of 2026-11-06 — four probes across every page and all observations and sources — run because the first two instances had both surfaced sideways.see also: HSRP-664 -
HSRP-664 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
A challenge to subject-matter jurisdiction may be raised at any stage, must be decided, and is decided on its merits; the name decides nothing
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC51 (brief item AH51). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in positive law". Arbaugh read on the Library of Congress U.S. Reports print. -
HSRP-665 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
Summary rejection is lawful where the theory has already been answered on its merits; applied to a person or a form of words rather than to a theory already answered, rejection "however they are presented" goes beyond the merits rule
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC52 (brief item AH52). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "CONTESTED as a matter of law". The site's reading of the conflict between two lines of authority; no court found has held the Benabe sentence unlawful. Goldberg read on Justia only. AMENDED 2026-10-18 (edit pass 1, item 1): Bey is a published appellate instance, not a trial court corrected on appeal. Citizenship was not the ground of the tax: the suit concerned real estate in Marion County, and jurisdiction rests on presence rather than citizenship (HSRP-639). The diplomatic-immunity comparison is loose — immunity runs from accreditation, not from non-citizenship. Grade unchanged. POINTER NOTICE, 2026-11-06: this record names HSRP-639, which is now WITHDRAWN as over-broad for this register's standard on the author's assessment of that date, and NOT refuted at source — no pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. The relation is KEPT and resolves to a record that says so on its own face. That record prints on no page as of 2026-11-06. -
HSRP-666 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Trial courts have let the label or the beliefs stand in for the inquiry the law requires, and appeals courts have reversed them for it
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC53 (brief item AH53). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as observed (two published reversals found; how often it happens is not known)". Both reversals concern self-representation. No reversal was found involving a prosecutor's use of the label, a civil dismissal or a detention order; the search budget ran out, so this is not proof that none exist. Taylor's reporter cite (21 F.4th 94) is from secondary sources; Willis's reporter cite was not looked up. -
HSRP-669 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
No court sits in admiralty over citizens' ordinary cases, and the claim that one does is cataloged as pseudolaw
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC56 (brief item AH56). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in positive law". Meads paras 269–271 read on one mirror (VERIFIED-MIRROR in the gap pass). Para 269: an OPCA litigant "may claim a court is a military or admiralty court"; "That, of course, has been uniformly unsuccessful." -
HSRP-670 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
In 2024 the Supreme Court enforced the jury right against an agency's in-house penalties, reciting the colonial history, and two Justices likened such proceedings to the colonial vice-admiralty courts
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC57 (brief item AH57). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as what the opinions say". Decided 27 June 2024, 6–3. The Syllabus is not part of the opinion. The parallel to vice-admiralty courts is drawn in a two-Justice concurrence; the majority recites the history. The case concerns agency adjudication, not Article III courts. The majority's bracketed "[common] law" replaces the 1774 resolve's words "course of that law". The dissent was read only secondhand (PROBABLE).cited by: SRC-1250 -
HSRP-671 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Trials, and jury trials above all, have become rare in federal civil and criminal cases; that summary judgment is unconstitutional is contested
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC58 (brief item AH58). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as observed; that summary judgment is unconstitutional — CONTESTED as a matter of law". The /united-states page carries its own trial-rate figures and sources; the figures here are the ones read in this pass. NACDL quoted from its news release of 10 July 2018, not the report itself. -
HSRP-677 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
International law obliges states to prevent and punish genocide and holds rulers, officials and private persons to account; the prohibition admits no derogation
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC64 (brief item AH64). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in international law". The 2007 judgment PDF was not reached; paras 430–431 are read as quoted in Judge Cleveland's declaration on the ICJ's site (VERIFIED for those clauses) and on EJIL:Talk! (full sentences, PROBABLE). USHMM's timeline gives 5 Nov 1988 for ratification; the UN depositary record governs (25 Nov 1988). -
HSRP-678 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The law requires government and citizen alike to keep off the path: states by prevention, persons by refusal; the people's right to alter or abolish a government destructive of its ends is natural law, a judgment for the people, not for a court
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC65 (brief item AH65). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in international law; the people's right to alter or abolish a government destructive of its ends is natural law, a judgment for the people, not for a court — ESTABLISHED as natural-law doctrine". The site records the last resort as the tradition's final rung and does not advocate force (YOUR DUTY; EVIDENCE OF THE BREACH). Radbruch read only as quoted in a 2014 ISSA conference paper; about 17 characters of the middle sentence were not returned, and that sentence is not quoted. -
HSRP-682 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Birth within the United States does not by itself confer citizenship: the Fourteenth Amendment requires being subject to the political jurisdiction at the time of birth, and in 1884 the Supreme Court applied that test to deny citizenship to a man born on United States soil; the surviving exceptions are narrow
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item B. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as history; ESTABLISHED in positive law as to the narrow surviving exceptions". CROSS-REFERENCE ORDERED BY THE BLOCK: Elk's "two sources only: birth and naturalization" is directly contrary to the two-citizenship doctrine the movement draws from Elk — see HSRP-615. All five Elk passages were re-read at source on 2026-10-18 rather than taken from the ordering block, after the block's Topeka quotation proved to be the syllabus; all five hold exactly. The 1924 pinpoint was verified on govinfo, so the block's fallback of stating the supersession without a pinpoint was not reached. -
HSRP-683 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The objection that natural law is no standard because its expositors differ applies with equal force to positive law, whose expositors differ on the same questions; disagreement among interpreters does not by itself invalidate a body of law
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item E2. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION, resting on ESTABLISHED facts of judicial disagreement". AUTHOR'S POSITION is not an evidence grade: the ground the sources give it is the ESTABLISHED fact of judicial disagreement, which is what the evidence records; the inference from that fact to the parity of the two bodies of law is the author's. -
HSRP-684 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
Some of the disagreement Iredell relied on may be produced by impaired reasoning rather than by the absence of a standard: the classical writers hold the natural law discoverable by reason, and this project's own research holds that PV forecloses reason where thought and opinion are formed, so a person so affected cannot perform the discovery the tradition assumes
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item E3. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION (the PV premise is the author's construct; no outside source tests it)". E3 required a register search before drafting. What it found: the PV / foreclosure-of-reason premise IS registered (HSRP-436 at WORKING, HSRP-020 at ESTABLISHED, with HSRP-314, HSRP-317 and HSRP-608 adjacent), so it is cited rather than asserted; the right-reason premise was NOT registered — zero records on "right reason", "recta ratio", "discoverable" or "knowable" against a working probe — and was therefore entered as HSRP-685 in the same pass. HSRP-320 was deliberately NOT cited: its blind-validation agreement rates are under a standing prohibition while that item is held.cited by: SRC-1238 -
HSRP-685 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The classical natural-law writers hold the natural law discoverable by reason and knowable by all people, so that its content is in principle available to anyone who reasons rightly
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item E3, which required that the premise be cited rather than asserted and found it unregistered. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as the doctrine of the writers who state it; not a finding that the doctrine is true". THE DISTINCTION IS THE WHOLE OF THE GRADE: what is established is what the writers hold, not that natural law is in fact knowable by reason. PINPOINT CAVEAT: the Aquinas pinpoints q.90 a.4 and q.91 a.2 are stated from the standing Summa record (SRC-835) and were NOT re-read at source in this pass; the Blackstone and Burlamaqui statements rest on passages this site already quotes. Flagged in AR04 as the one unverified pinpoint of this pass. -
HSRP-686 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The jury's decline runs in one direction on the figures and no counter-instance for it is recorded
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, THE 1775 GRIEVANCE AND TODAY'S COURTS. Entered 2026-10-19 by item G as re-derived. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as observed; a plea is a waiver made with counsel, no law has removed the jury, and a coercive penalty for going to trial has not yet been found". ITEM G's SPINE: line 177 had applied the WHOLE-RECORD test (hallmark 26, PARTLY) to the JURY question. Hallmark 26 rests on the record as a whole, so its counter-instances are about other conditions. This record carries the jury question; HSRP-672 keeps the design question at AUTHOR'S POSITION. Neither governs the other. THE OPEN QUESTION THIS SECTION LEAVES, and the highest-value one it has: a COERCIVE PENALTY FOR GOING TO TRIAL. The figures establish the pattern; a mechanism is what stands between the pattern and a design claim. If one is established, HSRP-672's grade changes materially. It is in the literature and has NOT been searched.cited by: SRC-203 -
HSRP-687 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
A challenge to a forum's competence was reached and rejected on its merits: Reich denied that a court could decide a question of natural science, the First Circuit answered the jurisdictional claim in 1956 and rejected it, and Greenfield identifies the error as misidentifying the question before the court
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, THE RIGHT TO CHALLENGE JURISDICTION. Entered 2026-10-19. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as what the opinion and the sources report". SOURCING DISCIPLINES: the district judge is NOT named in the prose — "John D. Clifford, Jr." comes from the Reich Museum's document list, not the court record, and the 1st Circuit opinion does not name him; NO sentence length and NO fine figure is stated in the prose, because the opinion gives neither — its own formulation is "corporation fined; individuals imprisoned", which is what settles the $10,000 fine onto the Foundation and not onto Reich. WHAT REICH IS FOR HAS CHANGED: he was carried as a possible instance of a jurisdictional challenge refused without being reached. He is now the CONTROL CASE — a challenge that was reached, examined and rejected. What changed is what the source is FOR, not what it says. ACQUISITION OUTSTANDING: Selected Writings pp. 535–539, the Response itself; all three archive.org scans are access-restricted and their text layers return HTTP 401. -
HSRP-688 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Separating the claim a forum can decide from the claim it cannot is what actually protects a non-frivolous claim, and it appears in two unrelated instances
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, THE RIGHT TO CHALLENGE JURISDICTION. Entered 2026-10-19. Grade settled on this project's own precedent, HSRP-666 ("two published reversals found; how often it happens is not known"), not on argument.cited by: SRC-660 -
HSRP-689 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
The Benabe good-faith reservation is dead letter in the opinions while circulating in the commentary: of seventeen citers read in full, twelve quote the summary-rejection sentence, one acknowledges the reservation and none exercises it
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, THE RIGHT TO CHALLENGE JURISDICTION. Entered 2026-10-19 by draft 3 as rewritten against the Benabe return. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "OPEN QUESTION". SUPERSEDED, DO NOT REUSE: an earlier "0 of 9 acknowledge" figure. The count is 12 : 1 : 0 of 17. Two run-down false positives dismissed: U.S. Bank v. Gunn, Mata v. Avianca. The ladder's gloss for OPEN QUESTION — "deliberately unresolved, not incomplete: a stated gap the project publishes on purpose, naming a question no study has yet tested" — is exactly this.cited by: SRC-584 -
HSRP-690 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
What protects a claim that is not one of the scripts is ordinary claim-by-claim screening, not the reservation: in 2025 a litigant's pseudolaw claims were affirmed frivolous while his contract claim was vacated and remanded, with no reference to Benabe
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, THE RIGHT TO CHALLENGE JURISDICTION. Entered 2026-10-19. VERIFIED AT SOURCE via govinfo USCOURTS-ca5-24-50890. Full style: Al Motecuhzoma Tastaluca Bey, a/k/a Alexander Manse Parra v. Progressive Insurance Co. PINPOINT IS THE SLIP OPINION — no F.3d or F. App'x cite exists for a decision three weeks old.cited by: SRC-1282 -
HSRP-691 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A dismissal by label and a confabulated reason share three formal marks: both are produced after the conclusion, both are fluent, and both are sincere
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, HOW A LABEL ENDS AN ARGUMENT. Entered 2026-10-19 by draft 2. Cites SRC-420 directly. A CORRECTION TO THIS PROJECT'S OWN HELD DRAFT, which said SRC-420 had zero citing observations and that this would be its first: SRC-420 already carried HSRP-323, so this is its SECOND citer, not its first. HSRP-300 and Schnider are deliberately NOT stretched to cover confabulation — HSRP-300's claim is the prediction-error architecture, a different thing. "For the reasons the courts give" was CUT from the draft: neither anchor record establishes it, and three of HSRP-638's four quotations are conclusory. FOR /psycho-vulgarism's OWN PASS: "the introspection illusion" is a table row label there with no source record at all.cited by: SRC-420 -
HSRP-692 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Locke's Second Treatise §135 sets a limit on legislative power that does not depend on consent to its exercise: the power "can never have a right to destroy, enslave, or designedly to impoverish the subjects." The limit names three objects — destruction, enslavement, and designed impoverishment — and places them outside what a legislature may rightly do, whatever its form or the authority under which it acts.
REGISTER-ONLY RECORD: this claim prints on no page, deliberately. It was created 2026-10-20 to close a prose-only citation, not to add anything to a page, and F02 should note its silence as correct, as it does for HSRP-617 and HSRP-623. (1) THE §135 QUOTATION PRINTED ON TWO PAGES BEFORE ANY OBSERVATION CARRIED IT: /evidence-of-the-breach at hallmark 11, "Money depreciated by announced policy", and /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign at line 77. This record closes that prose-only citation; IT DOES NOT ADD A NEW SOURCE — SRC-225 already existed and was already verified. (2) THE FOOTNOTE ASTERISK IS ALREADY ON SRC-225's RECORD and is carried forward here rather than restated as a new finding: the host prints a footnote marker after "never", so the sentence reads "can never* have a right" in the text and "can never have a right" as quoted. (3) THIS RECORD MAKES NO FINDING about whether any present condition — monetary or otherwise — meets §135's "designedly to impoverish". That question is where HSRP-410 stands, in its clause "a design to subvert the constitutional order or to impoverish is not yet found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found". This record states the limit; it does not apply it. (4) WHY THIS RECORD EXISTS: SV35, the research pass that produced this pinpoint, reached the pages on 2026-10-03 and NEVER REACHED THE REGISTER. The pinpoint has been VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT since that date and no graded claim carried it for seventeen days. ONE PRECISION ON THE CLAIM'S FIRST CLAUSE, recorded so the grade is defensible: "does not depend on consent to its exercise" rests on §135's opening and its transfer premise — the power "is not, nor can possibly be absolutely arbitrary over the lives and fortunes of the people", and the section grounds that in what no individual had to transfer — and not on the quoted sentence alone. Re-verified at source 2026-10-20 at the host SRC-225 names.cited by: SRC-225 -
HSRP-693 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The sovereign's duty under the compact extends to the unit in which an estate is held, and the present monetary arrangement stands against it.
ITEM Q. The monetary line, applied to /sovereign-citizens 2026-11-06 as the four paragraphs of ITEM Q DRAFT 3b, after line 108 and before line 109, at the seam inside “The counter-authorities answered”. THE GRADE IS A THREE-WAY SPLIT AND THIS RECORD CARRIES THE MIDDLE THIRD. Ruled 2026-10-20: what Vattel I.x §106 STATES is ESTABLISHED; the DUTY CONCLUSION drawn here is PROBABLE; the APPLICATION to the present fiat system is AUTHOR'S POSITION. The page declares the third part in its own voice, in the paragraph beginning “What is added here is the tie, and its limits”, so the reader meets the limit without having to open the register. WHY PROBABLE AND NOT ESTABLISHED, in one line: Vattel's “dangerous experiment” is forced receipt above real value in a pressing necessity with a call-in in specie at the natural standard, and a 2 percent target under a fiat currency has no metal, no forced receipt and no call-in. The duty is analogous, not identical. PINPOINTS THIS CLAIM RESTS ON, all verified at source: Vattel bk. I ch. X §§106-108 [SRC-226], ten strings checked letter for letter at the LONANG host 2026-10-20, 10 of 10, 0 misquoted, 0 absent; Burlamaqui I.iii.§XXIX [SRC-200], checked word for word against the 1807 Nugent print, zero divergences; Locke §135 [SRC-225], and see HSRP-692 which carries that section as a claim of its own. THE LOCATOR IS GIVEN AS I.iii.§XXIX AND NOT AS A BARE §XXIX, deliberately: SRC-200 carries THREE §XXIX pinpoints — I.iii.§XXIX (this one, the compact's retrospect), Part II ch. 6 §XXIX (the tyranny which must be notorious, quoted on two other pages of this site) and Part III ch. 1 §XXIX (in doubtful cases, obey). A bare §XXIX would be ambiguous across all three. WHAT THIS CLAIM DOES NOT DO: it does not repeat /evidence-of-the-breach's monetary evidence, which is published there at hallmark 11 with the Federal Open Market Committee's own words [SRC-679] [SRC-680] and with the counter-evidence beside it. The page points at it rather than restating it, and three successive drafts were superseded for restating it — the record of that is in HELD-PASS4-DRAFTS.md. ONE DEFECT CORRECTED BEFORE THIS RECORD WAS WRITTEN, recorded because it is the sharpest quotation class: a draft of 2026-10-21 asserted that the Census Bureau called the post-tax median “not a record high”. BOTH DOCUMENTS WERE READ AT SOURCE 2026-10-22 AND NEITHER SAYS IT. The record claim is scoped to PRETAX in the Bureau's own words [SRC-1284], and the post-tax series begins in 2009, so the comparison is unavailable to the Bureau rather than withheld by it. Every figure in that draft survived a verbatim check and the mood did not.
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HSRP-006 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Five-framework convergent civilizational model: Volney+Fromm+Passio+Revelation+Wink -
HSRP-041 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED SUMMARY-ONLY
Fromm necrophilia model as terminal character of collapsing systems — AMENDED 2026-09-28: one component of the terminal character, the withdrawal of concern for others, appears among the six clinically discriminating features in the diagnostic criteria for behavioural-variant frontotemporal dementia (HSRP-393). The comparison is limited: Fromm described an orientation developed under social conditions in an intact nervous system; the syndrome is acquired degeneration. -
HSRP-042 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Volney collapse model; Jefferson direct connectioncited by: SRC-287 -
HSRP-059 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Four Tier model at civilizational scale -
HSRP-076 · WORKING · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Population tier distribution; Tier 4 estimated at 5-10%
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied text -
HSRP-127 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Current state collapse indicators; Gallup 8% Congress confidence -
HSRP-146 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Economic collapse projection 2035-2050 -
HSRP-376 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Suppression of a sacred tradition is a consequence of political consolidation, not a precursor of collapse. Tainter's account of legitimacy holds that every complex society has an official religion, and that sacred legitimization "provides a binding framework until real vehicles of power have been consolidated. Once this has been achieved the need for religious integration declines, and indeed conflict between secular and sacred authorities may thereafter ensue" (Collapse of Complex Societies, pp. 27-28). This supplies a structural mechanism for the suppression pattern documented at HSRP-011 and HSRP-065, and replaces the virtue-decline framing, which Tainter classifies under "mystical factors" (Ch. 3, pp. 74-86) alongside Spengler, Toynbee and Gibbon, and rejects. IMPORTANT DIRECTIONAL CORRECTION: in Tainter's model, reduced investment in cultural and artistic achievement is a MANIFESTATION of collapse, explicitly listed among its symptoms as "the epiphenomena of complexity." Any claim that cultural suppression precedes or causes collapse runs against his causal architecture and should not be attributed to him. WHAT DOES FOLLOW, on his account: suppression removes the cheaper of the two mechanisms available for holding a society together, leaving coercion, which "can never be completely or permanently successful" and whose failure "leads infallibly to political failure" once popular support falls below a critical minimum (p. 27).cited by: SRC-511 -
HSRP-378 · PROBABLE · AMENDED
Population-level pathology requires population-level remedy: three independent statements of one structure. Reich locates fascism at the level of the average character structure rather than the individual patient — a position he put to Freud's inner circle on 12 December 1929 as the prophylaxis of neuroses, arguing prevention at the scale of the society over treatment one patient at a time — "confined neither to certain races or nations nor to certain parties, but is general and international." Fromm (The Sane Society, 1955) names the pathology of normalcy and the socially patterned defect: where a goal is not attained by the majority of a society's members, the individual shares the defect with many others, is not aware of it as a defect, and is not threatened by being an outcast. Rose (International Journal of Epidemiology, 1985) states the epidemiological form: "If exposure to a necessary agent is homogeneous within a population, then case/control and cohort methods will fail to detect it: they will only identify markers of susceptibility." WHAT IS ESTABLISHED is each finding separately. WHAT IS THIS FRAMEWORK'S READING is that the three describe one structure: none of the three cites either of the others, and no source claims the convergence. The practical consequence, which all three do state in their own terms, is that a condition universal within a population cannot be located by studying individuals within it and cannot be remedied one person at a time. — AMENDED 2026-09-28: consistent with HSRP-396, in which both the neural response to others' pain and a low cultural relationship to authority predicted resistance to immoral orders. FURTHER AMENDED 2026-10-12: that source is now published (Caspar, Gishoma & Magalhães De Saldanha da Gama, Scientific Reports 12:21875 (2022)), and the "outperformed" reading is corrected against the published abstract, which lists both predictors.
CORRECTED 2026-10-12 under INV-07 of the /the-hive-mind rewrite, on the author's authorization as an exception to that job's scope: the study is published, and the page was corrected while this record still carried the preprint-era wording, so the project's own files contradicted each other. The published abstract lists BOTH predictors, so "culture out-predicted" is corrected here as it was on the page. This record's 2026-09-28 amendment rested on the same comparison and is corrected with it. The convergence claim itself is unchanged: each finding stands separately, and that the three describe one structure remains this framework's reading. -
HSRP-379 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Coercion and legitimacy are the two mechanisms available for holding a society together, and coercion is the expensive one — a finding that appears at two scales measured by unconnected literatures. AT CIVILIZATIONAL SCALE, Tainter: a state facing threats may strengthen perceived legitimacy or increase coercion and control; "Coercion, though, is a costly, ineffective strategy which can never be completely or permanently successful. Even with coercion, decline in popular support below some critical minimum leads infallibly to political failure. Establishing moral validity is a less costly and more effective approach" (p. 27). Legitimacy declines mainly under output failure (p. 28). AT ENCOUNTER SCALE, Tyler and colleagues, measured rather than inferred: Sunshine & Tyler (2003) tested legitimacy against risk of sanction, police performance against crime, and distributive fairness, and found legitimacy strongly influential and procedural fairness its key antecedent; Tyler, Goff & MacCoun (2015) report that perceived legitimacy shapes compliance and cooperation as well as or better than concerns about the risk of punishment. The Tyler findings are ESTABLISHED. THAT THE TWO SCALES DESCRIBE ONE MECHANISM IS THIS FRAMEWORK'S READING — neither author makes the connection, and no study tests it. ON THE COMPONENTS, stated carefully because the claims are easily conflated. Procedural fairness has two established components, quality of decision and quality of treatment; Blader & Tyler's four-component model (2003) establishes them as distinct, finds all four contribute, and DOES NOT RANK THEM. The ranking is a finding of the WIDER literature and is NOT Tyler's: a systematic review (Nivette, Nagel & Stan, J Exp Criminol 2022) reports that studies distinguishing the two generally found quality of treatment, notably respect, MORE STRONGLY CORRELATED WITH ATTITUDINAL OUTCOMES than decision-making, resting on Hinds & Murphy (2007), Reisig et al. (2007) and Solomon (2019). That is correlational and about attitudes, not a causal ranking. SEPARATELY, and not the same claim: treatment matters more than OUTCOMES — the Justice Collaboratory's own example is that a stopped driver's perception depends less on whether he receives a ticket than on whether he was treated in a procedurally just way.see also: HSRP-376 -
HSRP-396 · WORKING · ACTIVE
In 144 Rwandans of the first generation born after the 1994 genocide, both the neural response to others' pain and a low cultural relationship to authority predicted resistance to immoral orders; the same population disobeyed more often when tested in Belgium than in Rwanda. Published: Caspar, Gishoma & Magalhães De Saldanha da Gama, Scientific Reports 12:21875 (2022).
CORRECTED 2026-10-12 under INV-07 of the /the-hive-mind rewrite, on the author's authorization as an exception to that job's scope: the study is published, and the page was corrected while this record still carried the preprint-era wording, so the project's own files contradicted each other. The published abstract lists BOTH predictors, so "culture out-predicted" is corrected here as it was on the page. The PsyArXiv (2021) citation this record carried is replaced by Caspar, Gishoma & Magalhães De Saldanha da Gama, Scientific Reports 12:21875 (2022). /the-hive-mind now reads that both predictors held and that "a culture's relationship to authority may matter as much as individual empathic capacity".cited by: SRC-626 -
HSRP-422 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Members take positions from their party's cues, and deny being swayed: the reason ends in the group (marker M1).
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The popular label. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-1.cited by: SRC-761 -
HSRP-423 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The online label "NPC" names persons, not a way of holding a view. It is mechanistic dehumanization, likening people to machines, and the move marker M4 describes: outsiders discredited in advance.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The popular label. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-2. -
HSRP-424 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Audiences are not empty receivers. Broadcasts persuade few, mostly the already inclined; what holds is narrower: a trusted source can reset what its audience holds.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The popular label. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-3. -
HSRP-425 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The definition of a hive mind rests on two established distinctions: informational against normative influence, and Kelman's compliance, identification and internalization. A hive's consensus is held by compliance and identification.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The definition. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-4. -
HSRP-426 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A hive mind is a consensus held because the group holds it, not because each member judged it for himself. The test is how a view is held, not what it says.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The definition. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-5. -
HSRP-427 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Six markers (M1 to M6) together point to a hive; no single one settles it, and each turns up in healthy groups too.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Six markers. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-6.cited by: SRC-764 -
HSRP-428 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
A hive's view shifts with the audience: voiced under the group's eye, softened or doubted in private (marker M2). Public compliance is not proof of belief.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Six markers. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-7. -
HSRP-429 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Outsiders are discredited in advance by two routes: as people who "cannot know", or as people who "will not tell the truth" (marker M4).
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Six markers. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-8. -
HSRP-430 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Separate judgments make a crowd accurate, because their errors cancel; when members see one another's answers, they grow surer without growing more accurate. This is the independence condition behind marker M5.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Six markers. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-9.cited by: SRC-762 -
HSRP-431 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
In an online music market, the same song could succeed or fail depending on the download counts listeners were shown: social influence raised inequality and unpredictability. It is an example of marker M5.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Six markers. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-10.cited by: SRC-763 -
HSRP-432 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Deferring to an expert with a record is not a hive; trusting a source because one's side does is.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › Healthy agreement. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-11.cited by: SRC-765 -
HSRP-433 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The project's ladder of hive forms: a hive mind; the programmable hive, held in the PV mode and resettable by a trusted source; the authoritarian hive, with a commanding center whose members enforce its line; and the necrophilic hive mind, the authoritarian hive at its worst. A falsified hive stands beside the ladder.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The layers. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-12. -
HSRP-434 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Research no longer treats a group as a mind of its own, and anonymity in a group tightens its norms rather than dissolving them.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › Where the idea comes from. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-13.see also: HSRP-435 -
HSRP-435 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Groupthink's symptoms describe hives well, but its causal model was found weakly supported, so this project uses the symptoms as description only.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › Where the idea comes from. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1a-14.see also: HSRP-434 -
HSRP-436 · WORKING · ACTIVE
PV, as this project calls it: a challenged belief tied to identity meets a fast verdict before deliberate evaluation, and reasoning then works backward to defend it; extending the threat-first finding from faces to beliefs is the project's own step.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Threat comes first. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-1. -
HSRP-437 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Committed partisans catch contradictions in the rival candidate's statements and miss them in their own.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Threat comes first. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE, one study, both parties". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-2.cited by: SRC-426 -
HSRP-438 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A line held only in public needs no PV, and PV needs no hive.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Threat comes first. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-3.see also: HSRP-317 -
HSRP-439 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Identity fusion, a felt oneness with a group in which the personal self stays strong, goes with endorsing fighting and dying for the group, whatever the group.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › The self in the group. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-4.see also: HSRP-440 -
HSRP-440 · WORKING · ACTIVE
For members high in fusion, a challenge to the group lands as an attack on self and kin, and exclusion deepens devotion; that they resist evidence more than others is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › The self in the group. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-5.cited by: SRC-780see also: HSRP-439 -
HSRP-441 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Some values are held beyond any trade: weighing them against money draws outrage, money offered for them backfires, and peers cannot move them.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Values beyond price. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-6. -
HSRP-442 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Merely contemplating such a trade, or a heretical counterfactual, draws outrage.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Values beyond price. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING, one paper". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-7.cited by: SRC-782 -
HSRP-443 · WORKING · ACTIVE
At the extreme a sacred value outranks the group itself, and in that person it has left the hive.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Values beyond price. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-8.cited by: SRC-781 -
HSRP-444 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Arguments from outside barely move a hive; a nonjudgmental exchange of personal stories moved attitudes slightly but lastingly, in the one direction tested.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › How far "mostly very difficult to move" holds. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-9.cited by: SRC-785 -
HSRP-445 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Hives tend to update as one body: a tendency, not a law. Not every member moves, evidence still moves them, and rival bodies shown the same evidence move in parallel.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › How far "mostly very difficult to move" holds. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-3. -
HSRP-446 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
A cue from the source a hive trusts moves members more than a persuasive message does, even against their earlier views and in either direction.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › How far "mostly very difficult to move" holds. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-4. -
HSRP-447 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A hive is hard to move by argument from outside, moved a little by evidence, and moved readily by its own trusted cues.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › How far "mostly very difficult to move" holds. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-10. -
HSRP-448 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Whoever holds a hive's trusted source can turn it without persuading its members one by one; the defense shields the line from outsiders and leaves it open to the center. That is how the mechanism serves obedience.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › How far "mostly very difficult to move" holds. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-7. -
HSRP-449 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Accepting an established order goes with less distress, for whatever order is accepted and on every side; that relief is why a line is held is not shown.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › The comfort it brings. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-11.see also: HSRP-450 -
HSRP-450 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The mode can take over conscience: an outside authority taken inside and heard as conscience, which Fromm called the authoritarian conscience.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › The comfort it brings. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-12.cited by: SRC-083see also: HSRP-449 -
HSRP-451 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A falsified hive needs neither PV nor fusion, and pretense can turn into belief in those who inherit it.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Sincere and falsified defense. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-13.cited by: SRC-421see also: HSRP-426 -
HSRP-452 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
In science, resistance to new claims is normal and revision on evidence is no hive; where a state took one side, the line decided instead of the evidence, on the left and the right.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › The test. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2a-14.see also: HSRP-447 -
HSRP-453 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Norms, network spread and party cues, the chain's parts, are each studied on their own.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › From cue to flip. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-1. -
HSRP-454 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A position moves through a body in five steps (cue, cascade, threshold, silence, flip), and the hive changes its content, not its mode; no study yet follows one body through all five.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › From cue to flip. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-2. -
HSRP-455 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
With a center, most members follow a reset and refusers leave; without one, a body splits.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › Programmable: one source resets the content. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-5. -
HSRP-456 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Institutions on both sides of the gender question turned on political and legal cues rather than new evidence.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › Programmable: one source resets the content. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-6. -
HSRP-457 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
When people see one another's estimates, their answers narrow and their confidence rises without their accuracy improving.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › More confident, not more accurate. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-8.cited by: SRC-762see also: HSRP-458 -
HSRP-458 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
A trusted outlet narrows what its audience knows through the facts it picks ("partisan coverage filtering").
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › More confident, not more accurate. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE, one direction tested". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-9.see also: HSRP-457 -
HSRP-459 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
A body's public face is more uniform than its members: pluralistic ignorance and preference falsification keep a line standing and let it fall suddenly when the gap shows.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Hidden dissent and the sudden flip. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-10. -
HSRP-460 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Fear of being cut off from friends, family and neighbors keeps people quiet on every side; the spiral of silence is real but small.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Hidden dissent and the sudden flip. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-11. -
HSRP-461 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Each side overestimates the other's support for political violence, and the real figures lower its own.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Hidden dissent and the sudden flip. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-12. -
HSRP-462 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Doubters enforce a line in public to look sincere; a falsified consensus ends when the gap becomes common knowledge.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Hidden dissent and the sudden flip. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-13. -
HSRP-463 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Media rarely create a hive: they reset what trusting audiences hold, coordinate the committed and reflect the line back, a loop rather than a source; whether algorithms create hives over years is an open question.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › The media's part. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-14. -
HSRP-464 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Online, a small, very active minority writes most political posts, so the crowd looks more extreme than it is.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › The media's part. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE, its link to silence WORKING". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-15.cited by: SRC-828see also: HSRP-463 -
HSRP-465 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The real count told plainly, and contact between groups, loosen the loop; neither has been shown to end the hive mode.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE MOVES AS ONE BODY › The test, and what loosens the loop. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W1b-16.see also: HSRP-454 -
HSRP-485 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Rival fans shown the same film of one rough game saw the other team commit more and worse fouls.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Sports, the first mirror. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE (one study)". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-1.cited by: SRC-859 -
HSRP-486 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Among Brazilian football fans, identity fusion, not social maladjustment, went with willingness to fight and die for the group and with reported violence.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Sports, the first mirror. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-2.cited by: SRC-860 -
HSRP-487 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Sport is the first mirror: with little at stake the machinery shows, and the same markers turn up around a party or a church.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Sports, the first mirror. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING, untested". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-3.cited by: SRC-861 -
HSRP-488 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
"Relatively new": the words are new, but gender-variant roles are old, and whether those roles and today's self-declared identities are one phenomenon is disputed.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-4. -
HSRP-489 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
"Relatively explosive" fits youth gender clinic demand from about 2010, fits survey answers much less, and is not current; social influence as a cause is disputed.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-5. -
HSRP-490 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
Every systematic review cited rates the evidence on puberty blockers and hormones for adolescents low or very low in certainty; what follows from that divides the sides.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-6. -
HSRP-491 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
Cues, copied bill texts and penalties for dissent are on record on both sides; the internal records found so far come from one side only.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-7. -
HSRP-492 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The older gender norm is policed too: modest men and self-promoting women pay a social price, imposed by evaluators of both sexes.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-8. -
HSRP-493 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
"Hyperbolic" fits every side's figures on regret, continuation and desistance: each is true in its frame and overstated when generalized.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-9. -
HSRP-494 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Biology defines two sexes by the two kinds of reproductive cell; "un natural", like WPATH's 2010 call not to judge gender variance "as inherently pathological or negative", is a value position.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. GRADE SET BY THE RESEARCH CHAT 2026-10-12, on the author's instruction, replacing the CONTESTED fallback this build had chosen: "ESTABLISHED as WPATH's position; a value position, not a research finding". ESTABLISHED is the word the generator accepts; the qualifier is here because the register has no grade word for a value position held by a third party, and AUTHOR'S POSITION would misattribute it to the author. The page's grade line was changed to match in the same pass. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-10. -
HSRP-495 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The hive in this debate lies in organized camps, institutions, labels and positions held because one's side holds them, on every side; never in any person's own sense of his or her gender, or in any group of people as a class.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Gender. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING (by definition)". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-11. -
HSRP-496 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Benedict Anderson called the nation an "imagined community": its members never meet most of their fellows yet hold an image of their communion, which print made possible.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Nation. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING (a theory of origin)". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-12.cited by: SRC-900 -
HSRP-497 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Love of country is not in itself a hive: surveys separate "blind" patriotism, intolerant of criticism, from "constructive" patriotism, which welcomes it.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Nation. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-13.cited by: SRC-901 -
HSRP-498 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
Schools under every kind of regime teach the national line, and curricula shift stated attitudes, most where a view was already held. That they make adults obedient in conduct is not yet found, and it is not yet known whether it will be found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Nation. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "not yet found; not yet known whether it will be found". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-14. -
HSRP-499 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Echo chambers are real but smaller than the popular picture: most news diets overlap, and a small, very active segment lives on a one-sided diet.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Online. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-15. -
HSRP-500 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Switching off ranking, removing reshares or cutting like-minded sources changed exposure but not polarization or political attitudes, in short tests mostly in one country.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Online. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-16. -
HSRP-501 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
What platforms reward is attack: posts about the other side draw far more shares, from left and right alike, and the approval teaches more outrage.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Online. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-17. -
HSRP-502 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Social media so far gathers existing hives, makes them look larger and more extreme, rewards their attacks and coordinates them; whether algorithms create hives over years is an OPEN QUESTION.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE YOU'LL FIND IT › Online. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE as a synthesis". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2b-18. -
HSRP-503 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A cult, in this project's sense, is a hive with a center whose word ends all reasons and a fence that makes leaving costly, drawn on acts, not doctrine. In a cult every hive marker hardens, and cults form around any content, on the right and the left.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › A center and a fence. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-1. -
HSRP-504 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The eighth criterion, the dispensing of existence, runs the "evil" route of US AND THEM inside one group.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › Lifton's eight criteria. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-2.see also: HSRP-331 -
HSRP-505 · SPECULATIVE · ACTIVE
Steven Hassan's BITE model, a checklist of control over behavior, information, thought and emotion, helps former members name what happened to them; its validation as a measure is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › The BITE checklist. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-3. -
HSRP-506 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The techniques of control in cults are documented but not irresistible: most who attend never join, most who join leave, and the body that remains looks more uniform for their going.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › What the evidence supports, and what it doesn't. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-4. -
HSRP-507 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
When Prophecy Fails (1956) is contested as evidence that a group preaches harder once its prophecy fails: later studies mostly found no such surge, and groups that survive a failed prophecy reinterpret it while others shrink or dissolve.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › *When Prophecy Fails*, read again. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-5. -
HSRP-508 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Inside a frame the group has sealed against disconfirming evidence, members choose rationally and doubt is turned back on the doubter: Janja Lalich's "bounded choice".
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › Every kind, every side. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-6.cited by: SRC-930 -
HSRP-509 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A creed of self-command, or of sovereignty, is no protection against the hive mode: held as a creed, self-command is hive content like any other.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › Every kind, every side. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-7. -
HSRP-510 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
Leaving a high-demand group can cost a member his circle, his money and years, and in the group's eyes his right to exist. The size of these costs, and what years of shunning do, are not yet found, and it is not yet known whether they will be found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › Exit and its costs. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "not yet found". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-8.cited by: SRC-913 -
HSRP-511 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Members of several such groups reported less distress after joining, and doubt and distance brought it back: the "relief effect" heals as well as binds.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › Exit and its costs. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-9.cited by: SRC-935 -
HSRP-512 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Being shut out hurts at once: across 120 experiments with nearly 12,000 people, exclusion in a simple ball-tossing game had a large average effect.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › Exit and its costs. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE (laboratory)". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-10.cited by: SRC-936 -
HSRP-513 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A group whose members cannot voice doubt among their own people, or leave without losing everyone they know, has a fence, whatever it teaches. The account fails for any group whose members can do both at no cost beyond the argument, or if groups with these features hold members no better than others.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, CULTS › The falsifier and the reader's test. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W2c-11.see also: HSRP-509 -
HSRP-520 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The line has old anchors: Fromm's authoritarian and humanistic religion, William James on orthodoxy, Locke's voluntary church and Madison on conscience.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Free worship and the institution. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-1.see also: HSRP-521 -
HSRP-521 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Six points keep the line exact, among them that control decides, not creed, size or age, that inner tiers and founders can command too, and that conscience includes not worshipping.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Free worship and the institution. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-2.see also: HSRP-520 -
HSRP-522 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Weber, Troeltsch and Bourdieu each define a church by its hold on access to salvation, not by its creed.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › What makes a church a hive. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-3.see also: HSRP-523 -
HSRP-523 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A believer stands on the free side when his faith answers to his own conscience and experience, not to an office's word alone. This test defines the page's "Christians (in name only)" and applies to every tradition; the account fails if bodies with an office over conscience prove no more hive-like than free ones.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › What makes a church a hive. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-4. -
HSRP-524 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
Durkheim held that a gathered group fixes its shared intensity on its emblems as the sacred, so the reason ends in the group.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › The working parts. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-5.cited by: SRC-959 -
HSRP-525 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Whitehouse's doctrinal mode supplies a center and a channel and his imagistic mode a fence; joined and turned on doubt, they give the cult's form.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › The working parts. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-6.cited by: SRC-960 -
HSRP-526 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
Strict demands screen out free riders and bind those who stay, and the stricter religious communes lasted longer; that strictness makes churches grow is disputed.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › The working parts. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-7. -
HSRP-527 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Sanctions price dissent, from Spinoza's ban in 1656 to shunning today, and parties and professions use them too: the sanction is a group's act, not a faith's.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › The working parts. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-8. -
HSRP-528 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
A religious center reaches common practice more readily than private conduct: after Humanae Vitae most American Catholics rejected its ban on contraception, and the Soviet state's atheist monopoly closed churches but largely failed to produce atheist conviction.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › The working parts. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-9. -
HSRP-529 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Many traditions taught in two tiers, the outer tier set as a first stage by the keepers of the inner teaching themselves; two tiers do not make a hive.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Two tiers and the mediator. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-10.cited by: SRC-278 -
HSRP-530 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The mediator test: a teacher stands between student and goal for a time, while a monopoly makes the standing permanent and penalizes going direct; traditions name the end themselves.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Two tiers and the mediator. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-11. -
HSRP-531 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The record shows a narrowing: the right to interpret passes to an office and the outer form is fixed, called the whole and enforced; reversal of meaning appears only in particular readings.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Two tiers and the mediator. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-12. -
HSRP-532 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The Westminster Larger Catechism, and independently China's Sacred Edict, widened the duty to parents into a duty to all superiors; that such teaching made adults obedient is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Two tiers and the mediator. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as text". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-13. -
HSRP-533 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
From 1310 to 1687 seven Western condemnations, Catholic and Protestant, named an inner teaching as the offense where it claimed freedom from the office's means; mystics within the sacraments were made saints.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › When inner teaching was condemned. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-14. -
HSRP-534 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Elsewhere an inner doctrine was named more often than it decided, with faction, succession or a crisis at the center at work too.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › When inner teaching was condemned. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-15. -
HSRP-535 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Believers in a personal God pick obedience as a value for children more often than atheists, a difference of degree; that a strict upbringing forms the adult authoritarian character is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Religion and obedience, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-16. -
HSRP-536 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Persecution and authoritarian rule go with the state's regulation of religion more than with an established church, secular states included: the hazard is coercive power joined to conscience.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Religion and obedience, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-17. -
HSRP-537 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Religion has also been a chief ground of resistance to rulers, from the 830s to Leipzig in 1989, as have secular bodies with an authority above the state.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Religion and obedience, measured. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-18. -
HSRP-538 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
A leading account treats religious belief as a by-product of ordinary thinking, such as the readiness to detect agents, re-created in each generation without a designer.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Natural origins and the counter-view. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE, some of its experiments failing replication". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-19. -
HSRP-539 · WORKING · ACTIVE
What the record supports is interest without design: an office that runs the outer form gains a stake in keeping it, planned or not.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › Natural origins and the counter-view. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-20.cited by: SRC-1002 -
HSRP-540 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The author calls those who bear Christianity's name but hold its outer, dogmatic form in place of its teaching "Christians (in name only)", having adopted "the exoteric Christian dogmatic and necrophilic ideology".
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, THE RELIGIOUS HIVE MIND › The label and the test. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3a-21. -
HSRP-585 ·
WITHDRAWN· ACTIVE
Every row of the author's table of other names is an independent observer.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, OTHER NAMES › The same observation under other names. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "not shown". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4a-1. -
HSRP-586 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Wetiko fits this page's model of the hive mind only for the authoritarian hive, where the center uses members and outsiders as means.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, OTHER NAMES › Wetiko. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING, and for the authoritarian hive only, where the center uses members and outsiders as means". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4a-2. -
HSRP-587 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The names in the author's table name different things: a line held in public and doubted in private, belief held sincerely, defenses inside one mind and, in Forbes's wétiko, exploitation rather than conformity.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, OTHER NAMES › What the names add, and what they don't. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4a-3. -
HSRP-588 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Real persecution mixes the forms: in a German police battalion and in Rwanda many killed without believing their victims guilty, out of fear, conformity and pressure from their own side.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, OTHER NAMES › What the names add, and what they don't. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4a-4. -
HSRP-589 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
If the named phenomena prove to be different things sharing only a family resemblance, the table overstates the convergence; a study measuring several of them in the same people and groups is not yet found; not yet known whether it will be found
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, OTHER NAMES › What the names add, and what they don't. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "not yet found; not yet known whether it will be found". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4a-5. -
HSRP-590 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The religious hive minds, and hive minds of their kind, are "likely a willfully engineered cultural construct erected by the priest class as an extension of exoteric doctrine, with intent to suppress the true inner teachings": programmed by design to bring about obedience, the intent "shown through the deliberate suppression of biophilic teachings". Such an institution "has ultimately inverted the original biophilic teachings of the ancient mystery schools", and the authoritarian hive is "a plague to society and welfare of humanity". (The author's position, in his words; "priest class" names an office in its controlling mode, never the clergy of a living faith as a body.)
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › The author's determination. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-1. -
HSRP-591 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Edward Bernays called "the conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses" the work of "an invisible government": the engineering of opinion in its engineer's words, done by publicists for clients.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › What the record shows. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-3.cited by: SRC-038 -
HSRP-592 · SPECULATIVE · ACTIVE
Polybius judged that superstition held the Roman state together, and Augustine reports a Roman high priest thinking it "expedient … that states should be deceived in matters of religion"; that religion was invented for rule is speculative.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › What the record shows. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-4. -
HSRP-593 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
States shape belief through broadcasting and schooling, mostly in the open, and the largest lasting effect came where total control met the schoolroom; a measured effect of Soviet propaganda on belief, or of catechism or curriculum on adult obedience, is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › What the record shows. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-5.cited by: SRC-903 -
HSRP-594 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Offices of opposed creeds made the same moves, licensing one body, closing the rest and condemning teaching that went around the office, from Rome's Senate in 186 BC to an Ottoman sultan and the Turkish republic; one designing class across history is not yet found; not yet known whether it will be found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › What it does not show. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-6. -
HSRP-595 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The research on avoiding unwelcome information explains avoidance by its expected cost, supporting this page's mechanism, not a builder behind it.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › What it does not show. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "a limit set by the project's own audit". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-7. -
HSRP-596 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Both poles close: the suppressed inner traditions and the offices that suppressed them both closed themselves off and appealed to a founding beyond review, and the difference lay in power and its outcomes.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › What it does not show. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING (chosen cases; coder not blind)". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-8. -
HSRP-597 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Design leaves a record of intent and convergence leaves parallel reactions without one. The author's determination would be borne out by internal records stating the aim of keeping inner teaching from the public so that it would obey, in more than one office and period, and weakened if the offices' own records showed other aims throughout. The test binds this site's own models too.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › How to tell design from convergence. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-9.cited by: SRC-038 -
HSRP-598 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
A record of intent shows that a message was designed, not that it built a hive: women's share of cigarette purchases had risen before Bernays's 1929 march, with no visible break at it.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHO BUILDS THE HIVE › How to tell design from convergence. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "not yet found; not yet known whether it will be found". Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4b-10.cited by: SRC-1121 -
HSRP-599 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
In Asch's studies a partner who broke a unanimous majority cut conformity sharply, even with a wrong answer of his own; the about-5% figure belongs to the partner who gave the right answer, and the break frees judgment without settling who is right.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT FOLLOWS › The recognition effect. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4d-2. -
HSRP-600 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Chronic stress remodels the brain in rats, the animal evidence for the stress chain; in people the findings stand at WORKING.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT FOLLOWS › What integration requires (the stress line). Its tag was moved there by Batch 5 rule 10 when the grade table in WHERE THE EVIDENCE STANDS was removed. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W3b-15. -
HSRP-601 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Where members already doubt the line in private, seeing works only once the doubt is spoken, finds an ally and is known to be shared.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT FOLLOWS › The recognition effect. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4d-1. -
HSRP-603 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Labels that deny a mind, ridicule and force tend to harden the line, and dehumanization is returned in kind; ridicule measured on its own is not yet found.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT FOLLOWS › What the evidence says helps. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4d-4.cited by: SRC-1098 -
HSRP-604 · WORKING · ACTIVE
One test spans the whole page: the author's central claim, that such a hive is "mostly very difficult to move", fails if a hive followed over time moved as far on outside argument and evidence as on its own cues — WORKING ; the test it calls for.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE EVIDENCE STANDS › How this page could be wrong. Entered 2026-10-12 with the /the-hive-mind rewrite; tag NEW-W4c-1. -
HSRP-605 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Members of a hive stop judging by two routes: they absorb the group's view without noticing it was given (automaton conformity), or they hand judgment to a center and feel relief (the authoritarian escape).
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The definition. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Fromm's account; WORKING as this page's two routes". Created 15 October 2026.cited by: SRC-079 -
HSRP-606 · WORKING · ACTIVE
On Fromm's account, conformity leaves people more helpless and insecure, and so ready to submit to authorities that offer security and relief from doubt; this is a path from the plain hive to the authoritarian hive.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT A HIVE MIND IS › The layers. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Fromm's position; WORKING as a path between the layers". Created 15 October 2026.cited by: SRC-079see also: HSRP-605 -
HSRP-608 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Submitting to a leader or formula that promises certainty removes the awareness of doubt, not the doubt; so a challenge hands the doubt and the decision back, and lands as a threat. This is one reason a hive is "mostly very difficult to move".
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › Threat comes first; and The comfort it brings. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Fromm's position; WORKING as the link to PV". Created 15 October 2026.cited by: SRC-079 -
HSRP-609 · WORKING · ACTIVE
A sign of the authoritarian kind of hive: members send upward decisions they could make themselves, and meet the line with relief rather than reasons. Trusting a source with a record (HSRP-432) is not this sign.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WARNING SIGNS › Six markers. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING". Created 15 October 2026.cited by: SRC-079see also: HSRP-607 -
HSRP-612 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Fromm held that the wish to be free survives inside submission; the sudden flip of a falsified hive is one place it shows.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT FOLLOWS › Freedom to, not only freedom from. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Fromm's position; WORKING as the link". Created 15 October 2026.cited by: SRC-079see also: HSRP-613 -
HSRP-613 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Read with Fromm, the remedy is not only leaving a hive but building the capacity to judge for oneself; a person freed from one hive without that capacity is ready for the next.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHAT FOLLOWS › Freedom to, not only freedom from. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING". Created 15 October 2026.cited by: SRC-079see also: HSRP-612 -
HSRP-616 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The phrase first appears in reported case law in 1978 and was, through the 1990s, mainly the movement's own name
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC3 (brief item H03). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". Johnson v. Commissioner (1978) not read: whether the taxpayer or the court used the phrase is an OPEN QUESTION (manual check: Leagle/Casetext). ADL gives no data for "most common". -
HSRP-618 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Some adherents now reject the label as a slur; a judge saw distancing from unchanged ideas
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC5 (brief item H05). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". NNRM judgment not read (secondary via Hobbs). The two secondary reports of para 35 differ: Hobbs has "the term "sovereign citizen" carries negative connotations", Johnson (Judicial Commission of NSW, 2025) has "the term carries negative connotations"; the inner words are not quoted until the primary is read. Johnson reports "defamatory slur" as the appellant's complaint in the judge's words, not as the appellant's own quotation. The judge's name (Cash) is from Hobbs only. Manual check: queenslandjudgments.com.au, [2024] QDC 64, para 35. -
HSRP-645 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
There is no agreed definition of "sovereign citizen"
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC32 (brief item H32). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". ESTABLISHED. Vargen p. 17 re-read in the AP check: "such definition" is "a hypothetical, broadly agreed-upon definition of" Sovereign Citizen (§4.3.1), so the page's use stands.see also: HSRP-650 -
HSRP-649 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The label blurs distinct groups, and the beliefs belong to no political side
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC36 (brief item H36). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as Netolitzky's position". ESTABLISHED as Netolitzky's position; the "left leaning" finding rests on one TSAS profile (PROBABLE). -
HSRP-651 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Name-calling, a bad name in place of evidence, is a long-described propaganda device, used from every side
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC38 (brief item H38). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as theory". Lifton read only on secondary reproductions (p. 429 PROBABLE). Becker 1963 pinpoint PROBABLE (p. 9 for the definition).see also: HSRP-684 -
HSRP-652 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
"Sovereign citizen", used without its narrow legal meaning, works as name-calling
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC39 (brief item H39). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". PROBABLE as the brief directs; theory ESTABLISHED (HSRP-651). No content or corpus study of how the term is used was found; Netolitzky (2023, Part III, p. 974) calls quantification of pseudolaw activity close to impossible. -
HSRP-653 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
A bad label on a claim did not, in two experiments, lower belief in it; the effect on the person labeled is untested
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC40 (brief item H40). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as reported; CONTESTED as a general rule". Wood labeled claims, not persons; no measure of self-censorship or social cost. -
HSRP-654 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · AMENDED
The term is given ambiguous meaning in the common sphere by design
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC41 (brief item H41). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION". Evidence status: documented intent — not yet found; not yet known whether it will be. AMENDED 2026-10-18: Measured by the site's pattern standard (Route A on EVIDENCE OF THE BREACH: design shown by a visible pattern, not by proof of intent), the evidence is present in part; see HSRP-680. Grade unchanged. -
HSRP-655 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The published indicator lists include criteria satisfiable by lawful conduct alone — one is a reference to the Bible, the Constitution or Supreme Court decisions — and the FBI's own endnote concedes that most who carry such materials are law-abiding; whether a whole list is so satisfiable the documents do not say
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC42 (brief item H42). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". PROBABLE. Missouri item from the label gap pass (gap file, partial at drafting time).see also: HSRP-646 -
HSRP-656 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The term is presumed to apply to anything that challenges the authoritarian hive-mind narrative
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC43 (brief item H43). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "CONTESTED as worded (AUTHOR'S POSITION)". The label-use pass: CONTESTED and overstated as worded; the counterweight pass: SPECULATIVE as an empirical claim. Printed as CONTESTED as worded (AUTHOR'S POSITION), per the brief. -
HSRP-657 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · AMENDED
The term is a propaganda tool used to shame individuals and dissuade them from leaving the hive mind
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC44 (brief item H44). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION". Evidence status: documented intent to shame — not yet found; not yet known whether it will be. Stigma effect WORKING to PROBABLE; deterrent effect OPEN QUESTION. AMENDED 2026-10-18: The author's parallel with the 1775 charge against Parliament is entered separately as HSRP-681. Grade unchanged. -
HSRP-672 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The decline of the jury repeats the design the colonists named
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC59 (brief item AH59). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION; design not yet shown; not yet known whether it will be". The breach research's hallmark "jury trial replaced in practice" was graded PARTLY present. If that hallmark is published on EVIDENCE OF THE BREACH, link this entry to it. LINKED 2026-10-19, executing this record's own conditional. Linked to HSRP-409 (hallmarks 1–22) for hallmark 6, "Forms kept while the substance moved" — PRESENT, KNOWN — which carries the trial figures, and hallmark 15, "Trial by jury replaced in practice" — PARTLY, KNOWN; and to HSRP-410 (hallmarks 23–30) for hallmarks 24 and 25, which share the same record of the vanishing trial. The four rows share evidence and are named here so a reader is not sent to one of four. No individual hallmark has its own register record, which is why the targets are the two range records and not a hallmark. THE INSTRUCTION SAT SATISFIED AND UNFULFILLED, and worse than that: hallmark 15 was already published when /evidence-of-the-breach went live on 2026-10-03 — it is present in the pre-go-live copy of that page — so the condition was ALREADY TRUE on 2026-10-18 when this conditional was written, and nothing swept for it. See the conditional-instruction rule in CLAUDE.md. CLAIM AND GRADE UNCHANGED: AUTHOR'S POSITION stands and design is not shown; the grade line is quoted by two text fragments on this record's own proof page, so the string is load-bearing. ITEM G, 2026-10-19: THE WHOLE-RECORD QUESTION IS SEPARATE and is graded PARTLY on EVIDENCE OF THE BREACH's hallmark 26, whose three counter-instances concern other conditions and none of them juries. That grade does not govern the jury's direction, and the jury's direction does not supply the design this claim lacks. The jury question is now carried by HSRP-686 at ESTABLISHED. THIS RECORD'S CLAIM, GRADE AND GRADE LINE ARE DELIBERATELY UNCHANGED: the grade line is quoted by two text fragments on this record's own proof page, and the distinction belongs in the note rather than in a grade line the page must print verbatim.cited by: SRC-203 -
HSRP-674 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
Rummel concluded from his count that "Power kills; absolute power kills absolutely"
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC61 (brief item AH61). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as his finding; CONTESTED as to his figures and method". Rummel's total appears as 169,202,000 (book contents) and 169,198,000 (his summary page); he later revised his 1900–1999 total to 262,000,000. Chapter 1 prints the maxim as "Power kills, absolute Power kills absolutely." -
HSRP-679 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
Obedience without examination, the authoritarian hive mind and the pathogen the author calls PV are the conditions in which the path is walked, and the label is one of the hive's defenses
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC66 (brief item AH66). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION (WORKING as to obedience)". WORKING applies to the obedience mechanism as THE HIVE MIND grades it; the causal link to PV is the author's position.see also: HSRP-676 -
HSRP-681 · AUTHOR'S POSITION · ACTIVE
The label does to a question what the Congress of 1775 said Parliament did to the colonies' case: "desperate of success in any mode of contest, where regard should be had to truth, law, or right", it settles the matter by other means
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC68 (brief item AH68). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "AUTHOR'S POSITION; the 1775 words ESTABLISHED as history". Printed on /sovereign-citizens and /the-hive-mind with this one register number.see also: HSRP-667
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HSRP-011 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
The Suppression Pattern: 14 documented events across 1,700 yearssee also: HSRP-376 -
HSRP-036 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Ehrlichman admission: politically motivated 1970 CSA schedulingcited by: SRC-506 -
HSRP-058 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Pike Morals and Dogma p.819: true explication reserved for Adepts -
HSRP-064 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Passio differential gender-targeting expansion: Venus-drive objectificationcited by: SRC-078 -
HSRP-066 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Nicaean suppression of the active sacrament; pistis substituted for gnosis
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied textcited by: SRC-133 -
HSRP-087 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Ritual Gatekeeping
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied text -
HSRP-088 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Credential Entry
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied text -
HSRP-089 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Language Barrier
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied text -
HSRP-092 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Discreditation
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HSRP-125 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
PV as automatic institutional suppression; no conspiracy required -
HSRP-128 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Compulsory mass education implements ten PV-cementing mechanisms -
HSRP-144 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Black Sun as fabricated symbol; no ancient provenance -
HSRP-159 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Vatican institutional vocabulary derived from twin-pillar gateway tradition -
HSRP-296 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The scheduling asymmetry: cannabis-induced psychosis converts to schizophrenia at a higher rate than hallucinogen-induced psychosis, yet cannabis is legal or decriminalised across much of the West while classic psychedelics remain Schedule I — state the five caveats (conditional not population rates; differing prevalence; unestablished per-exposure incidence; jurisdictional variation; hallucinogen estimate rests on three studies) or the argument collapses under scrutiny. -
HSRP-297 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Alcohol thickens the perineuronal net during the developmental window in which it forms; adolescent exposure increases PFC net density and PV ensheathment while leaving cell counts intact, with a mediation analysis linking this to diminished behavioural flexibility.cited by: SRC-390 -
HSRP-646 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
FBI texts of 2010–11 defined the group by belief and made references to the Bible, the Constitution and Supreme Court decisions an indicator, conceding most such people are law-abiding
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC33 (brief item H33). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". LEB page numbers differ between the two copies read; pin by endnote. -
HSRP-647 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
By 2021 the FBI and DHS tied the threat to force or violence and said advocacy may be constitutionally protected
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC34 (brief item H34). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". Report read to character 100,000. The caveat is hedged: it says such advocacy may be protected, not that it always is.cited by: SRC-1177 -
HSRP-648 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Senate investigators found intelligence reporting that swept in lawful activity
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC35 (brief item H35). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED (as applied to this label: WORKING)". "sovereign citizen" does not appear in the pages read (pp. i–29); the bearing on this label is by analogy only (WORKING). Body examples (motorcycle leaflets; book list) known only via EFF and NBC (secondary).cited by: SRC-1178
Entheogens · 33
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HSRP-027 · ESTABLISHED · AMENDED SUMMARY-ONLY
Four-component sacramental model: sacrament + context + guide + integration -- AMENDED by HSRP-277: support upgraded, six independent permissive-not-instructive demonstrations now stand behind the modelsee also: HSRP-377 -
HSRP-029 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Clement of Alexandria: Eleusinian Greater Mysteries confirmedcited by: SRC-106 -
HSRP-035 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Bes vase formula: Tanasi et al. 2024, blue lotus + Syrian ruecited by: SRC-499 -
HSRP-049 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Soma research gap: two-tier soma system; identity debated -
HSRP-120 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Beta-carboline alkaloid profiles; harmaline GABA-A inverse agonism -
HSRP-121 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Entheogenic depth-of-penetration model: seven preparations / six levels -
HSRP-122 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Harmaline GABA-A inverse agonism as primary looping mechanism -
HSRP-123 · WORKING · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Heat treatment hypothesis: harmaline to harmine conversion -
HSRP-124 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
THH stereochemistry: L-THH SSRI only; D-THH MAOI -
HSRP-277 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Psychedelics are PERMISSIVE, not instructive — six independent demonstrations: MDMA/extinction pairing; TrkB strengthening already-active synapses; PNN removal effects requiring visual input; iPlasticity requiring experience; amygdala chondroitinase requiring extinction; ibogaine requiring monocular deprivation. SUPPORTING EVIDENCE IN HUMANS (added 2026-09-19): the investigators of the psilocybin flexibility trial state the permissive principle themselves — "it is possible that enhancements in cognitive and neural flexibility may open a window of plasticity during which improvements can be facilitated (e.g., with supportive psychotherapy), though this remains speculative." This is the principle stated by clinical investigators in humans, complementing the animal and mechanistic demonstrations above; see HSRP-377.see also: HSRP-377 -
HSRP-279 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
5-HT2A is not the shared mechanism of the sacramental compounds. Nardou et al. state in their abstract that a unifying mechanism accounting for the shared phenomenological and therapeutic properties of psychedelics remains unknown. Two dissociations were measured. 5-HT2A receptor activity was required for LSD- and psilocybin-induced reopening of the social reward learning critical period, and not required for MDMA or ketamine. Separately, in beta-arrestin-2 knockout mice, LSD and MDMA failed to reopen the period while ketamine and ibogaine succeeded in both wild-type and knockout animals. The compounds therefore split twice along two different axes, and neither split is 5-HT2A. Ibogaine was not included in the 5-HT2A experiment; its independence from that receptor is inference from its known pharmacology, not a result of this study. What is shared is functional rather than pharmacological: reopening proportional to the duration of acute subjective effects in humans, paralleled by metaplastic restoration of oxytocin-mediated long-term depression in the nucleus accumbens, with transcriptomic evidence of extracellular matrix reorganisation. COUNTER-EVIDENCE: Vargas et al. (2023) report that psychedelics promote neuroplasticity through activation of INTRACELLULAR 5-HT2A receptors, which complicates rather than settles the receptor question. All Nardou findings are in mice.see also: HSRP-374 -
HSRP-280 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Reactivating a fear memory UNDER ketamine strengthens it, proportionally to psychotogenic vulnerability and to prediction-error brain signal — the failed crossing measured in humans.cited by: SRC-392 -
HSRP-281 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Drug timing relative to retrieval determines outcome and the direction is compound-specific; no classic psychedelic has been tested in this design.cited by: SRC-393 -
HSRP-282 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Psychedelic-induced psychosis is rare (0.002% population, 0.2% uncontrolled trials, 0.6% RCTs, 3.8% in existing schizophrenia).cited by: SRC-394 -
HSRP-284 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
False-memory risk: psilocybin and 2C-B impair recollection and increase familiarity-based false alarms, strongest for emotionally charged material — the class surfaced in trauma work.cited by: SRC-398 -
HSRP-285 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Integration has no controlled evidence; 84% of people with adverse psilocybin experiences outside clinical settings reported positive long-term outcomes without it.cited by: SRC-399 -
HSRP-286 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Established outcome predictors do not include control, agency or self-efficacy; the nearest is therapist-rated “belief in an active mode of therapeutic action.”cited by: SRC-400 -
HSRP-287 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
A single administration is insufficient: trials typically administer more than once, and no evidence supports one session producing durable outcome.cited by: SRC-394 -
HSRP-356 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
The ergot hypothesis for the Eleusinian kykeon was proposed by Wasson, Hofmann and Ruck (1978) and widely rejected; Burkert (1987) questioned the quantities needed for thousands of participants and noted that ergot poisoning is normally unpleasant rather than euphoric. The material evidence so far is Iberian, not Eleusinian: at Mas Castellar de Pontós, fragments of ergot were identified in a ceremonial vessel and in the dental calculus of a 25-year-old man, at a site interpreted as a sanctuary of Demeter and Persephone (Juan-Tresserras 2000, 2002). These are ergot fragments, not a chemical detection of alkaloids, and not a 2019 Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports finding. No ergot residue has been found at Eleusis, where systematic residue analysis has never been permitted (Antonopoulos et al. 2026). A hypothesis with supporting evidence from a different site. -
HSRP-367 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Psilacetin (4-AcO-DMT) is confirmed in vivo as a psilocin prodrug, yielding approximately 30% LESS psilocin exposure than psilocybin at equimolar doses. LC-MS/MS plasma time-course, intraperitoneal administration, male and female C57Bl6/J mice. Psilocin half-life approximately 30 minutes from either compound; psilocybin produced 10-25% higher psilocin concentrations at 15 minutes post-injection. Equal exposure required a psilacetin dose roughly 30% larger in molar equivalents. The authors caution that pharmacodynamically equivalent doses are not likely to match these pharmacokinetically equivalent ones, and that the hemifumarate salt form would require separate dosage adjustment. First reported by Hofmann and Troxler at Sandoz c.1963; convenient synthesis published by Nichols and Frescas, 1999. LIMITS: mice only; intraperitoneal rather than oral; no published human clinical pharmacokinetic study exists.cited by: SRC-507 -
HSRP-368 · SPECULATIVE · ACTIVE
The Universal Pharmacopoeia: a compilation table on /entheogens pairs eight sacraments — kykeon, Dionysian wine, the Egyptian sacrament, psilocybin and its prodrugs, ayahuasca, ibogaine, mescaline and Amanita muscaria — with their active agents, a core mechanism and the traditions that used them, and presents every one as a catalyst that suppresses the Default Mode Network and induces neuroplasticity. The table is the page's own compilation and cites no source for that unifying claim. Several rows cut against it: the kykeon row rests on the contested ergot hypothesis, and the Dionysian and Amanita rows list anticholinergic and GABAergic agents rather than serotonergic ones.see also: HSRP-356 -
HSRP-370 · SPECULATIVE · ACTIVE
Ash-and-lye separation of ergot alkaloids: on the ergot hypothesis, the /entheogens page states that the priestesses of Eleusis used ash and lye treatment to separate psychoactive ergot alkaloids from toxic ergopeptides. The chemistry is feasible — a laboratory study refluxing ergot sclerotia in lye, analysed by NMR and UHPLC-HRMS (Antonopoulos et al. 2026), converted toxic ergopeptides into lysergic acid amide — but no archaeological or textual evidence shows the method was used, and it depends on the contested ergot hypothesis.cited by: SRC-489see also: HSRP-356 -
HSRP-371 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Mescaline-bearing cacti — San Pedro (Echinopsis pachanoi) in the Andes and peyote (Lophophora williamsii) — have an archaeological and ceremonial record of 3,000 to 5,000 years, according to the /entheogens page. The page cites no dating study and the register holds none, so the date range rests on the page's unsourced assertion. -
HSRP-374 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The sacramental compounds converge on a shared functional outcome by different pharmacological routes, and that convergence is what makes the traditions' independent arrival at unrelated plants intelligible. They were not finding the same molecule. Nardou et al. establish the shared outcome — reopening of the social reward learning critical period — across compounds that split twice along two different receptor axes, and their abstract states that a unifying mechanism remains unknown. The convergence is established; the inference from it to the traditions' independent discovery is this framework's own.cited by: SRC-391 -
HSRP-377 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Psilocybin therapy improves cognitive flexibility in patients, and the shape of the effect matters more than its existence. Open-label, 24 patients with MDD, 22 completing cognitive testing, two sessions (20 then 30 mg/70 kg) preceded by ~8 hours of preparatory therapy. Perseverative errors on the Penn Conditional Exclusion Test decreased significantly (F(2,40) = 10.90, p < 0.001, partial eta-squared = 0.35), sustained at 4 weeks, with a delayed control group showing no practice effect (BF = 0.31). The improvement was selective — response inhibition, selective attention and abstract reasoning were unaffected. THREE QUALIFICATIONS, each load-bearing: (1) The flexibility improvement was UNCORRELATED with the antidepressant effect (all |r|s < 0.2, all ps > 0.250), despite both being large. (2) INVERTED-U. ACC-PCC dynamic connectivity increased (t(19) = 2.87, p = 0.010, d = 0.64), but greater increases predicted LESS improvement in flexibility (r(16) = 0.48, p = 0.043), and higher baseline dynamic connectivity predicted less improvement still. The authors propose psilocybin can push neural flexibility past the zone of largest therapeutic efficacy. (3) ACUTE EFFECTS RUN THE OTHER WAY. LSD acutely impairs executive function and cognitive flexibility in humans. Improvement is post-acute. AND THE CONDITION: a companion study of 12 healthy adults given a single dose with no therapy found NO enduring modulation of neural flexibility or ACC function at 1 or 4 weeks. The contrast between that null and this result is the four-component model measured. LIMITS: open-label, not placebo-controlled; n=24; 7T signal dropout excluded several regions; small sample for the predictive models. The authors note that large doses of psychotherapy and expectancy likely provide a substantial therapeutic element, citing evidence that a trivial dose plus the same psychotherapy produced considerable reductions in depression.
Astronomy & Astrology · 21
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HSRP-015 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Body of 12 zodiac correspondence; Libra/Hour 5 as anchor -
HSRP-054 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Virgo/Hour 4/furrow/Bethlehem: four articulations of one map position -
HSRP-055 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Babylonian zodiac origin sequence: Inanna through MUL.APINcited by: SRC-250 -
HSRP-056 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Libra's Scorpio claws; Hours 5-6 anatomically unifiedcited by: SRC-272 -
HSRP-061 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Four-gate structural model: Cancer/Capricorn and Leo/Taurus axes -
HSRP-062 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Numenius/Macrobius Cancer-Capricorn soul-gate doctrinecited by: SRC-133 -
HSRP-095 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Twelve-hour/zodiac map verified across four anchor traditions -
HSRP-097 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Roman 10-month calendar as exoteric encoding of twelve-stage map -
HSRP-115 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Uranus/Neptune/Pluto sphere alignment; uraeus/Uranus etymologically separate -
HSRP-116 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Thema Mundi: Body of 7 produces Body of 12 -
HSRP-117 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Precessional age analysis; Cancer-Leo dual axis as two-age fossil record -
HSRP-140 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Gemini as Origin Equinox; twin-pillar gateway encodes the vernal equinox -
HSRP-151 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Body of 5 / pentagram = five planets mapping descent and ascent -
HSRP-155 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Moon's dual cosmological meaning: second pillar and nadir -
HSRP-180 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Aquila as Jupiter's enforcement-instrument across all attested myth -
HSRP-181 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Ophiuchus/Asclepius at the exact Hour 6 to Hour 7 threshold -
HSRP-182 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Ophiuchus deliberately excluded from the zodiac to preserve twelve -
HSRP-183 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Hercules borders both Aquila and Ophiuchus; Melqart identification
Shamanism & Guide Practice · 8
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HSRP-118 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Guide Psychology four-phase ceremony protocols -
HSRP-119 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
The Looping Phenomenon; HSRP field data -
HSRP-135 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The canine psychopomp; olfactory navigation as neurological encoding -
HSRP-145 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Shamanic drumming at 4-7 Hz theta entrainment -
HSRP-192 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Esu-Elegbara occupies the Hermes/Mercury position; colonial demonization -
HSRP-193 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Iboga/Bwiti is Central African (Bantu), NOT Yoruba/West African -
HSRP-298 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The guide functions as the external reality anchor: the one unambiguously external source held stable while the subject's attribution machinery is offline. -
HSRP-299 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Content surfacing in a session is significant but not evidentiary; the sense of realness accompanying it is pharmacologically amplified, and a guide treating surfaced content as established autobiographical fact repeats the memory-wars error.cited by: SRC-398
History & Transmission · 21
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HSRP-083 · WORKING · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Sumerian King List reign-lengths and the precessional constant
Recovered from CORPUS cross-references; full LEDGER entry not in supplied text -
HSRP-098 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Etruscan transmission of zodiac knowledge to Rome -
HSRP-100 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Ethiopian knowledge transmission channel; Enoch complete only in Ge'ez -
HSRP-141 ·
WITHDRAWN·SUPERSEDED
El/Asherah as pre-Phoenician biophilic institution -- framing WITHDRAWN, see HSRP-225 -
HSRP-148 · SPECULATIVE ·
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Asherah to Mary trajectory -- this claim was split into two separate claims, see HSRP-224 -
HSRP-205 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Timbuktu Qadiriyya transmission chain; Kunta family; Mukhtariyya -
HSRP-207 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Sankore / Al-Azhar institutional link; two-directional exchange -
HSRP-212 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
1733 Timbuktu manuscript grounds astronomy in the Prophet Idris -
HSRP-213 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Fondo Kati library Visigothic origin narrative is family tradition, not history -
HSRP-224 · WORKING · SUPERSEDING
Asherah trajectory recalibrated and split into two claims: its linguistic/etymological half, held at WORKING; its deeper identity-of-tradition half, held at SPECULATIVE -
HSRP-225 ·
WITHDRAWN· SUPERSEDING
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HSRP-611 · CONTESTED · ACTIVE
Fromm's account of the Nazi vote as chiefly lower-middle-class has not held up; later voting studies found support across classes, with no exceptional lower-middle-class base.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › Fromm's escapes from freedom. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "CONTESTED". Created 15 October 2026.see also: HSRP-610 -
HSRP-623 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Politic Law was compiled from unfinished work after Burlamaqui's death
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC10 (brief item H10). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". Secondary (editor's introduction); the tool did not confirm the Korkman fragments are consecutive. PROBABLE.cited by: SRC-1134 -
HSRP-630 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
"Citizen" is the older word; the American change of name dates from the Revolution
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC17 (brief item H17). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED". The research rejects the bare claim that "citizen" is the later word (CONTESTED); the page dates only the American change of name. -
HSRP-667 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The Congress of 1775 charged Parliament with an "inordinate passion" for unjustifiable power, with despair of any contest decided by "truth, law, or right", and with a purpose of "enslaving these Colonies", and listed the extension of admiralty jurisdiction and the loss of jury trial among its statutes
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC54 (brief item AH54). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as history". The "inordinate passion" sentence charges "The legislature of Great Britain", not the admiralty courts, on all three hosts read (Avalon arms.asp, Avalon Journals page, Founders Online). Wording follows the Journals (Ford ed., 1905); arms.asp (Tansill, 1927) prints "desparate" and "Great-Britain". -
HSRP-668 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The colonists' challenge to Parliament's jurisdiction was made by their assemblies and Congress, as subjects claiming their rights, pressed through ten years of petitions; it was not one person's claim of exemption from law
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC55 (brief item AH55). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as history". Resolution numbering "7th." from Teaching American History (Niles, 1822); Avalon prints the resolutions unnumbered. -
HSRP-673 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Governments killed many millions of people in the twentieth century, and millions more died in famines under such regimes; the totals across all regimes are contested
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC60 (brief item AH60). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as history; the totals across all regimes — CONTESTED". Figures as each source states them. The Holodomor range in other sources runs from 3.5 to 10 million (EBSCO); Britannica gives lower bounds only. -
HSRP-675 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The German dictatorship was made in lawful form, by a statute letting the cabinet's laws deviate from the Constitution
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC62 (brief item AH62). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as history". If EVIDENCE OF THE BREACH already registers the Enabling Act as the lawful-form crossing, link that entry and drop this number (report it in AR02). GHDI English (State Department translation, 1943, edited by GHI staff). CONDITIONAL TESTED 2026-10-19: THE CONDITION IS NOT MET, AND THIS RECORD'S INSTRUCTION MUST NOT BE EXECUTED. WHY: /evidence-of-the-breach's hallmark 29, "A crossing made in lawful form" (PARTLY, PARTLY KNOWN), registers the 1934 Law on the Reconstruction of the Reich, passed "einstimmig" — NOT the 1933 Enabling Act. The 1933 Act is /sovereign-citizens' crossing; the 1934 Law is /evidence-of-the-breach's. Both are correct, and they are different statutes. A STRING SEARCH RETURNS A FALSE POSITIVE: "Enabling Act" does appear on /evidence-of-the-breach, but only in a reference-list entry for SRC-657, in no hallmark row. THE CONSEQUENCE, which is why this note exists: the conditional's further clause "drop this number" WOULD HAVE RETIRED AN OBSERVATION PRINTED LIVE ON /sovereign-citizens AT LINE 190. DO NOT EXECUTE ON A STRING MATCH; READ THE HALLMARK ROW. -
HSRP-676 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Many who killed could have refused: men were allowed to step out, and no case was found of anyone killed for refusing to kill civilians
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC63 (brief item AH63). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE as observed". Browning's book sentence on "the allegedly inevitable dire punishment" was read only on a study-guide page and is not used. The Einsatzgruppen passage was read on a transcription of the mimeographed judgment (pp. 89–94); in the printed Trials of War Criminals the section begins at vol. IV, p. 480.
Methodology & Self-Correction · 22
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HSRP-004 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE SUMMARY-ONLY
Etymology as methodological tool for recovering pre-suppression conceptual contentcited by: SRC-315 -
HSRP-172 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Formal probability assessment of resurrection eyewitness claims -
HSRP-204 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Four prior claims checked and downgraded or reversed -
HSRP-208 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Amendment to HSRP-206: the 'greater jihad' hadith is contested/weak -
HSRP-288 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Standing rules accumulated to seventeen: non-selective tools don't isolate targets; absence of evidence ≠ evidence of absence; compare like with like; titles are not methods; name the proxy; a literature is only as good as its marker; optima not maxima; a measure is not a construct; a manipulation is not a construct; a detection rate is not a harm rate; prefer the lab that measured directly; weight conditional genetic deletion above enzymatic manipulation; establish instrument comparability before cross-literature comparison; passive monitoring ≠ active monitoring; an attribution finding is not a risk finding; report sex and developmental timing for every PNN finding; prefer meta-d′ over gamma/phi. -
HSRP-289 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Zmigrod replication corrected: RAT replicated (BF 58.7), WCST did NOT — what replicates is inflexibility in associative recombination, not rule-switching; the WCST is confounded with intelligence and working memory.see also: HSRP-330 -
HSRP-290 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Ten inverted-U findings now recorded, the tenth being on belief updating itself: too rigid and nothing revises, too plastic and internal coherence fails; metacognitive bias regulates the rate.see also: HSRP-377 -
HSRP-291 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Five commercial disclosures logged across the neuroscience corpus: Hesselgrave, Zarate, HBOT clinic authors, Corlett (AstraZeneca/Pfizer), and all authors of the tcVNS sensory study (Sharper Sense, Inc.). -
HSRP-292 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Retractions this session: the PNN forward-direction inference; the “disinhibition” reading; the power-versus-coherence reconciliation; the 5-HT2A durability arm; the LC “indiscriminate gain” framing; the claim that psychedelic-induced psychosis carries a distinctively serious sequel; the claim that 40 Hz auditory stimulation is the framework's strongest non-pharmacological result. -
HSRP-293 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
No human study has ever demonstrated an intervention altering a perineuronal net; all human evidence runs through proxies — behavioural flexibility, EEG gamma, clinical outcome. -
HSRP-294 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Cited figures must carry their intervals: the NEMESIS-2 jumping-to-conclusions risk ratios (3.8 and 12.7) are both non-significant with intervals crossing 1. -
HSRP-295 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Secondary citations must be verified at source; the framework's claimed human clinical support for the undirected-susceptibility model was traced to a paper reporting an effectiveness statistic, not evidence for the model.cited by: SRC-401 -
HSRP-307 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
A measure is not a construct: metacognitive sensitivity and metacognitive bias are distinct measures with distinct outcomes, and conflating them produces contradictory-looking findings from compatible data.cited by: SRC-409 -
HSRP-308 · OPEN QUESTION · ACTIVE
No study has measured metacognitive sensitivity before, during or after administration of a classic serotonergic psychedelic. The direct test of this framework's crossing model has not been performed. Proposed design: meta-d′ at baseline, acutely, one week and four weeks around a psilocybin session. -
HSRP-326 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The windigo-psychosis dispute is unresolved.
GRADE LINE SPLIT 2026-10-19 (draft 6, reading (i) as ruled). The CLAIM is unchanged — the dispute's unresolvedness — and ESTABLISHED is the right word for it; the parts now carry their own grades in the rationale, which is the rule-5 settlement's logic. Reading (ii) was declined because it would have put "whether windigo subjectivity was ever experienced" into the claim, so the record would assert at ESTABLISHED a proposition it also grades CONTESTED. COUNTER-EVIDENCE: Brightman conceded that Marano "persuasively demonstrates" post-hoc invocation in some cases, and that no non-Indian observer ever recorded a windigo murder — but relocated the question to Algonquian theories of dreaming and predestination and holds the complex to be pre-contact. TWO HONESTY LINES: MARANO IS PAYWALLED AND UNREAD AT SOURCE — every available quotation of him is at one remove through Brightman's quotation; and SRC-417's CITATION IS ALREADY CORRECT (Brightman, "The Windigo in the Material World", Ethnohistory 35(4):337–379, Fall 1988), so the defect on the live pages is the verb "replied", not the citation. -
HSRP-363 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Correction logged: the framework described palingenesia as descent followed by ascent. CH XIII describes no descent the initiate undergoes — the descent is the condition already obtaining. Corrected on palingenesia.html 2026-09-14; the same framing survives on other pages and is recorded as an outstanding item. -
HSRP-364 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Proposed correction checked and not supported (2026-09-14): that the framework was wrong to treat the Decad as terminal because CH XIII places an Ogdoad above it. CH XIII mentions the Ogdoad once (XIII.15), as a pointer back to Poimandres (CH I.26), and never relates the Eight to the Ten. See HSRP-352.see also: HSRP-352 -
HSRP-365 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Proposed correction checked and qualified (2026-09-14): that the CH XIII Decad–Dodecad mechanism is one event rather than a sequence. XIII.10 sums it up as one event; XIII.8–9 narrate the powers arriving one after another, each expelling its opposite. See HSRP-353.see also: HSRP-353 -
HSRP-366 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Standing rule added: where a primary text states a mechanism directly, the text governs — over the framework's structural reading of it and over proposed corrections alike. The 2026-09-14 checks found both kinds of error: a framework pattern read back into CH XIII (HSRP-363) and proposed corrections the text did not support (HSRP-364, HSRP-365). -
HSRP-375 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The field's rigidity measures are not ideology-neutral, and the confounding has inflated the literature. A catalogue of 44 rigidity operationalizations by adversarial researchers retained only one that all parties accepted as unconfounded. The literature contains 25 conceptualizations assessed by 23 measures. Jost et al. (2003), the field's renowned defence of the rigidity-of-the-right hypothesis, used the words 'rigid' or 'rigidity' 23 times without defining the construct. Typical dogmatism scales are treated as ideology-free while containing items confounded with ideological content. A meta-analysis identified criterion contamination — conservatism operationalized using rigidity-related content, and vice versa — as one of three sources of systematic overestimation. WHY THIS MATTERS BEYOND POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY: this project measures a rigidity construct with its own instrument. The same failure mode applies. A marker set that embeds the thing it is meant to detect will produce the correlation it was built to find. -
HSRP-680 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Measured by the Declaration's pattern standard, the evidence that the label is ambiguous by design is present in part; invariable direction toward one object is not yet shown, and it is not yet known whether it will be
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC67 (brief item AH67). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "WORKING". Route A of the Breach Test (EVIDENCE OF THE BREACH): design is shown by a visible pattern, never by proof of inner intent.
Cross-Mapping & Cross-Pollination · 22
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HSRP-214 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 0 - The Absolute (Ein Sof); thinnest-populated tier -
HSRP-215 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 1A - The Father / Unopposed Source (Keter position) -
HSRP-216 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 1B - The Son / Word / Logos (Chokmah position) -
HSRP-217 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 1C - The Spirit / Sea / Womb (Binah position) -
HSRP-218 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 2 - The Dividing Boundary (Da'at / Raqia / Marduk's division) -
HSRP-219 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 3 - The Two Resulting Waters -
HSRP-220 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 4 - The Hostile/Chaotic Expression; Hebrew Chaoskampf witness -
HSRP-221 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Tier 11 - Fate/Zodiacal Ruler Structures (Pistis Sophia) -
HSRP-226 · ESTABLISHED · SUPERSEDING
Cross-Mapping Registry corrections; seven archons belong to Tier 6 not 7 -
HSRP-231 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Pharmakeia Inversion Triad
Cross-pollination entry: a connection between observations -
HSRP-232 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Burning of Resistance Theory as HSRP-065 Instance
Cross-pollination entry: a connection between observations -
HSRP-233 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Doublethink Architecture and the Natural Law Suppression of Gnosis
Cross-pollination entry: a connection between observations -
HSRP-235 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Sacred Feminine Suppression as Common Mechanism Across Suppression Events
Cross-pollination entry: a connection between observations -
HSRP-236 · PROBABLE · AMENDED
The Non-Entheogenic Initiatic Path as Parallel Restoration Technology -- AMENDED: third route added -- a counterfactual-generation mindset prime produced belief revision in COVID vaccine refusers across four experiments, with psychophysiological evidence of increased arousal to challenging evidence and increased information seeking
Cross-pollination entry: a connection between observationscited by: SRC-269 -
HSRP-237 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Language of the Birds as Lineage B Anti-Suppression Architecture
Cross-pollination entry: a connection between observationscited by: SRC-270 -
HSRP-238 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Precessional Constant 432,000 and Sumerian King List Reign-Lengths
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HSRP-300 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The prediction-error architecture as the frame within which the Body of 7 operates — Jordan's global model failure, Schnider's extinction capacity, Stephan's dyshomeostasis, Sevenster's destabilisation requirement and Corlett's aberrant prediction error describe one substrate every sphere runs on. Resolves Pass F: reality monitoring is a Sun function (anterior medial PFC), cognitive flexibility a Mercury function (locus coeruleus), reality filtering an orbitofrontal function — three operations at three spheres, with prediction error as the frame rather than any of them.
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HSRP-323 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
One Condition, Many Names. Twenty-four independent observers across roughly four thousand years, no shared vocabulary. Individual attestations ESTABLISHED; that they describe one mechanism, PROBABLE. -
HSRP-324 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The remedy convergence. Eight sources — Gnostic, Johannine, Jung, Orwell, Girard, Havel, Kuran, Levy — arrive at one conclusion, and are tested against a laboratory study (Asch): the mechanism is disabled by being seen.
COUNT CORRECTED 2026-10-12, on the author's authorization, after the /the-hive-mind rewrite: this entry counted NINE sources where the page says eight. The ninth was ASCH, which the page does not list among the convergent sources but uses as the laboratory study it tests them against, in THE RECOGNITION EFFECT's sub-section "The Effect Under Laboratory Conditions". The page's eight are Gnostic, John 9:41, Jung, Orwell, Girard, Havel, Kuran and Levy; the entry now reads eight, tested against a laboratory study. The page was not changed. -
HSRP-361 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The Inanna gate-stripping and the CH XIII expulsion of the Twelve are not the same operation. At the gates attributes are removed one at a time; in CH XIII powers arrive and each drives out its opposite, an arrival that XIII.10 sums up as one event. The framework has treated them as variants of a single pattern; the primary texts do not support that.see also: HSRP-017 -
HSRP-362 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Mithraic grade progression and the CH XIII model differ in the same way: seven graded stages of initiation, each reached separately, versus an arrival of powers that is itself the expulsion of the Twelve. Stage-by-stage progression and arrival-as-expulsion are distinct architectures and the register should stop conflating them.see also: HSRP-369
Psycho-Vulgarism Architecture · 24
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HSRP-314 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The six-level Projection Taxonomy: Raw Reversal, Denial Plus Reversal, Rationalized Projection, Institutionalized Projection, Historical and Legal Codification, Recursive Meta-Projection. Projection is the minimum-viable PV defence; increasing cognitive complexity disguises rather than removes it. -
HSRP-315 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Three Categorical Triggers: Belief-Identity, Control-Identity, Moral-Identity. The neurological cascade is identical; only the semantic content firing it varies. -
HSRP-316 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The cementing mechanism: repetition in a high-trust environment, social reinforcement through communal affirmation, and identity fusion over time. -
HSRP-317 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Programmable PV and Narrative-Synchronized PV. Where identity fusion with an authority source replaces independent belief formation, new beliefs enter the identity layer directly, bypassing cementing — producing maximum-intensity defence of positions adopted days earlier with no connective tissue between successive positions. -
HSRP-318 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The Two-Tribe Management Architecture. -
HSRP-319 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Gender-Differentiated Socialization Profiles. Sources pending deep dive. -
HSRP-320 · PROBABLE · AMENDED
Four observation markers — patterns asserted from observation for reading a live exchange, not the PV Research Engine's scoring markers: source-first response, recategorization reflex, fluency signal, disproportionate affect. Engine finding attached: the two engine scoring markers corresponding to disproportionate affect and the fluency signal were tested blind against human judgement (2026-09-08), and both fell to the chance baseline — disproportionate affect agreed on 5 of 10 cases, scoring 95 on a reply opening "Thanks for this input!", and preformed defense fluency on 4 of 7. The sample is small (9 of 17 combined), so this shows the earlier high accuracy figures were unsupported, not that either marker is broken. The other observation markers have not been blind-tested.
The blind-validation results recorded in this entry are provisional. They have not been recomputed from the validation run itself, and nothing derived from them is publishable on the site until that recomputation is done. The amendment above is retained on the record; its figures are held, not withdrawn.see also: HSRP-375 -
HSRP-321 · WORKING · ACTIVE
Four diagnostic probes: Retrospective Update, Live Friction, Felt-Stakes, Fluency/Steelman. -
HSRP-327 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Marano's account as documented institutionalized projection. Communities socially redefined accused individuals from victims into aggressors by projecting the most salient shared fear onto one person. Level 4 projection documented from court records rather than inferred.cited by: SRC-416 -
HSRP-330 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The mechanism is not partisan, and the evidence for that is stronger and more specific than a symmetry claim. An adversarial collaboration of researchers from three opposing camps, with an independent moderator conducting the analyses, catalogued 44 measures of rigidity and retained the single one all adversaries accepted as unconfounded: evidence-based belief updating. Across 6,181 preregistered participants, general and social conservatism predicted less updating at |b| ~ .05, below the threshold for a small effect; economic conservatism predicted nothing; political extremity at both poles predicted slightly more than direction; moderates were least rigid; and 54-68% of all participants updated toward the evidence in every domain tested. The adversaries' agreed conclusion: the practical utility of ideology as a predictor of rigidity is questionable, and the field should examine when and where rather than who. A separate meta-analysis (N = 187,612) found the conservatism-rigidity association tremendously heterogeneous, robust for social but not economic conservatism, absent outside the United States for economic conservatism, and inflated in prior literature by nonrepresentative sampling, criterion contamination and US-weighting. What survives of the asymmetry: the far right is the most rigid single group; left-wing authoritarians score LOWER than right-wing authoritarians on dogmatism and cognitive rigidity, though they score higher on behavioural aggression and correlate strongly with participation in political violence. THIS FRAMEWORK'S READING, stated as its own: a weak domain-general effect alongside strong context-specific effects is what a content-neutral, identity-triggered mechanism predicts. If the condition were a property of one political disposition it would be a trait and a general test would find it readily. The adversaries independently recommend looking for the robust effects in narrow contexts — where the information concerns a hot-button issue for a particular group — which is identity-fusion specificity under another name. KAHAN REATTRIBUTION, added 2026-09-24: this null is older than the 2025 adversarial collaboration. Kahan reported it in 2013 (SRC-437), generating both observational and experimental data "inconsistent with the hypothesis that political conservatism is distinctively associated with either unreflective thinking or motivated reasoning" — verified verbatim from that paper's abstract.see also: HSRP-289, HSRP-301, HSRP-317, HSRP-329, HSRP-375, HSRP-445, HSRP-446, HSRP-469, HSRP-470, HSRP-471, HSRP-472, HSRP-488, HSRP-489, HSRP-490, HSRP-491, HSRP-492, HSRP-493, HSRP-494, HSRP-495, HSRP-496, HSRP-497, HSRP-498, HSRP-503, HSRP-508, HSRP-509, HSRP-519, HSRP-523, HSRP-540, HSRP-541, HSRP-569, HSRP-570, HSRP-571, HSRP-572, HSRP-573, HSRP-574, HSRP-575 -
HSRP-337 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
The supported mechanism is social projection, not defensive projection. Social projection plus the accessibility model yields the full phenomenon with no repression required. Refines HSRP-314, whose Level 1 states the Freudian defensive model.see also: HSRP-314 -
HSRP-338 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Accusation in a Mirror: falsely accusing one's enemies of precisely the same transgressions one plans to commit against them. Named from a perpetrator's operational document. The UN Office of the Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide includes mirror politics in its Analysis Framework on Genocide; ICTR consideration in Akayesu (1998). Supplies external authority for HSRP-314's Levels 4 and 5.see also: HSRP-314 -
HSRP-339 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Compartmentalization is what makes projection possible without felt hypocrisy. -
HSRP-340 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
A ceiling on textual detection. Social dominators produce identical contradictory text while being aware of the bad logic. No text analysis distinguishes them from compartmentalized speakers.cited by: SRC-077 -
HSRP-341 · ESTABLISHED · ACTIVE
Equivocation is situational, not dispositional. -
HSRP-342 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Selective answering is the PV-specific form: given a choice within a single turn, systematically answering the question that does not threaten the position. -
HSRP-359 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
The vow of silence in CH XIII.22 is a transmission-control mechanism, not secrecy for its own sake. The text's stated reason is that teacher and student not be reckoned slanderers (diaboloi) of the All to the many (XIII.13, XIII.22), and it says the teaching is not taught but kept hidden in silence (XIII.16). The text does not state that premature disclosure produces the opposite of understanding in the unprepared recipient; that is the framework's reading. -
HSRP-360 · WORKING · ACTIVE
The two-name doctrine — that each ruler bears both a glory-name and an Originator-name with opposite effect — is structurally the same architecture as the archonic/biophilic direction model: one entity, two valences, determined by orientation rather than identity.cited by: SRC-324see also: HSRP-198 -
HSRP-387 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Structural remedy has been tested once under controlled conditions, and it moved attitudes. More than five hundred registered voters, assembled from around the country as a national field experiment, deliberated in depth on five major issues with balanced briefing materials and moderation, against a pre-post control group. Fishkin, Siu, Diamond & Bradburn, American Political Science Review 115(4):1464-1481 (2021): "The deliberators showed large, depolarizing changes in their policy attitudes and large decreases in affective polarization." THE FINDINGS ARE ESTABLISHED. THAT THEY DEMONSTRATE THIS FRAMEWORK'S MECHANISM IS THIS FRAMEWORK'S READING: the study measures polarization, not identity-protective cognition as defined here, and no study has tested the bridge. LIMIT RECORDED, this framework's own rather than the authors': participants agreed to attend, and those most closed to revision are least likely to accept such an invitation, so a result obtained among consenting deliberators does not establish what would happen among those who would refuse. CLAIMS NOT CARRIED because the abstract does not support them and the full text was not reached: bidirectional movement on both parties' most polarized positions, and downstream voting behaviour.
Psychology & Consciousness · 2
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HSRP-607 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
In single choices, people hand decisions to others to shed blame and the feeling of responsibility, and anticipated regret predicts it.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, HOW A HIVE DEFENDS ITSELF › The comfort it brings. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". Created 15 October 2026.see also: HSRP-609 -
HSRP-610 · PROBABLE · ACTIVE
Self-uncertainty goes with backing autocratic leaders, and a high need for closure goes with pressure to uniformity, autocratic leadership, in-group favoritism and rejection of deviates.
Cited on: /the-hive-mind, WHERE THE AUTHORITARIAN HIVE COMES FROM › Fromm's escapes from freedom. Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update, which weaves Erich Fromm's Escape from Freedom (1941) into this page. THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". Created 15 October 2026.see also: HSRP-611
Withdrawn · 8
These entries are withdrawn and are not counted among the live observations. They keep their numbers, their proof pages and their anchors, and each states its own reason: the eight do not share one history.
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HSRP-178 withdrawn on evidentiary review ·
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HSRP-617 withdrawn: the term was propagandised, not created as propaganda ·
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The phrase was coined from outside as propaganda
Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC4 (brief item H04). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "SPECULATIVE". Graded SPECULATIVE per the research; the page states that it does not make this claim. WITHDRAWN 2026-10-18 (edit pass 1, item 2): removed from /sovereign-citizens — the prose sentence, the claim line and the evidence-table row. Retained on the record rather than deleted, so the audit trail survives and the numbering keeps no unexplained hole.cited by: SRC-1192 -
HSRP-637 withdrawn as over-broad for this register's standard; not refuted at source ·
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Each counter-authority places sovereignty in the people as a body; no authority found gives one citizen, alone, a sovereignty that exempts him from law
WITHDRAWN as OVER-BROAD for this register's standard, on the author's assessment of 2026-11-06, and NOT refuted at source. No pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. PAGE CLAIM LINE REMOVED FROM /sovereign-citizens ON 2026-11-06 in the same pass, as off-scope to that page's subject. This record therefore prints on no page. A BARE WITHDRAWN WOULD MISREPORT THE HISTORY: the claim was not tested and found wanting, it was judged too broad for this register to carry, and every pinpoint under it stands verified. WHAT WAS **NOT** DONE, recorded so a later reader does not infer it: the object was not deleted, the number was not reused or retired, the proof page was not removed, no source record was altered, and no relation on any other record was cut. PRIOR NOTE, KEPT IN FULL: Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC24 (brief item H24). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". PROBABLE: The American-texts pass (limited search) and the case-law pass (WORKING, absence across a non-exhaustive pass). Wilson 456–57 wording PROBABLE until checked on the govinfo scan. -
HSRP-639 withdrawn as over-broad for this register's standard; not refuted at source ·
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Personal jurisdiction rests on presence, not citizenship or heritage
WITHDRAWN as OVER-BROAD for this register's standard, on the author's assessment of 2026-11-06, and NOT refuted at source. No pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. PAGE CLAIM LINE REMOVED FROM /sovereign-citizens ON 2026-11-06 in the same pass, as off-scope to that page's subject. This record therefore prints on no page. A BARE WITHDRAWN WOULD MISREPORT THE HISTORY: the claim was not tested and found wanting, it was judged too broad for this register to carry, and every pinpoint under it stands verified. WHAT WAS **NOT** DONE, recorded so a later reader does not infer it: the object was not deleted, the number was not reused or retired, the proof page was not removed, no source record was altered, and no relation on any other record was cut. PRIOR NOTE, KEPT IN FULL: Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC26 (brief item H26). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED in positive law; natural law agrees as to presence; jurisdiction gained by forcible abduction — CONTESTED in international law". White is unpublished; Burke (7th Cir. 2005) read only as quoted in White and Taylor-Bey. AMENDED 2026-10-18: Split grade. Ker-Frisbie and Alvarez-Machain (6–3) govern in positive law; the Inter-American Juridical Committee's 1992 opinion against the decision was read only in secondary accounts and is not cited. -
HSRP-640 withdrawn as over-broad for this register's standard; not refuted at source ·
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Courts treat holding these beliefs as lawful and sanction acting on them
WITHDRAWN as OVER-BROAD for this register's standard, on the author's assessment of 2026-11-06, and NOT refuted at source. No pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. PAGE CLAIM LINE REMOVED FROM /sovereign-citizens ON 2026-11-06 in the same pass, as off-scope to that page's subject. This record therefore prints on no page. A BARE WITHDRAWN WOULD MISREPORT THE HISTORY: the claim was not tested and found wanting, it was judged too broad for this register to carry, and every pinpoint under it stands verified. WHAT WAS **NOT** DONE, recorded so a later reader does not infer it: the object was not deleted, the number was not reused or retired, the proof page was not removed, no source record was altered, and no relation on any other record was cut. PRIOR NOTE, KEPT IN FULL: Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC27 (brief item H27). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as observed and in positive law". Coleman v. Commissioner read only as quoted (SECONDARY); the other courts primary. -
HSRP-641 withdrawn as over-broad for this register's standard; not refuted at source ·
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Acting on the theories carries real civil and criminal penalties
WITHDRAWN as OVER-BROAD for this register's standard, on the author's assessment of 2026-11-06, and NOT refuted at source. No pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. PAGE CLAIM LINE REMOVED FROM /sovereign-citizens ON 2026-11-06 in the same pass, as off-scope to that page's subject. This record therefore prints on no page. A BARE WITHDRAWN WOULD MISREPORT THE HISTORY: the claim was not tested and found wanting, it was judged too broad for this register to carry, and every pinpoint under it stands verified. WHAT WAS **NOT** DONE, recorded so a later reader does not infer it: the object was not deleted, the number was not reused or retired, the proof page was not removed, no source record was altered, and no relation on any other record was cut. PRIOR NOTE, KEPT IN FULL: Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC28 (brief item H28). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "ESTABLISHED as observed and in positive law". Statute texts via Cornell LII (confirm on uscode.house.gov). IRS March 2022 edition per its introduction. -
HSRP-643 withdrawn as over-broad for this register's standard; not refuted at source ·
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Adherents bear much of the harm, often after paying for methods that fail
WITHDRAWN as OVER-BROAD for this register's standard, on the author's assessment of 2026-11-06, and NOT refuted at source. No pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. PAGE CLAIM LINE REMOVED FROM /sovereign-citizens ON 2026-11-06 in the same pass, as off-scope to that page's subject. This record therefore prints on no page. A BARE WITHDRAWN WOULD MISREPORT THE HISTORY: the claim was not tested and found wanting, it was judged too broad for this register to carry, and every pinpoint under it stands verified. WHAT WAS **NOT** DONE, recorded so a later reader does not infer it: the object was not deleted, the number was not reused or retired, the proof page was not removed, no source record was altered, and no relation on any other record was cut. PRIOR NOTE, KEPT IN FULL: Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC30 (brief item H30). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". Meads paras 2, 71 and 72 read in the court's own text on third-party mirrors (two agree on para 72); CanLII refused the fetch tool. Confirm on CanLII before the proof page goes live.see also: HSRP-644 -
HSRP-644 withdrawn as over-broad for this register's standard; not refuted at source ·
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Violence linked to these beliefs is documented across countries and communities; most adherents are not violent, and some links are disputed
WITHDRAWN as OVER-BROAD for this register's standard, on the author's assessment of 2026-11-06, and NOT refuted at source. No pinpoint failed, no quotation was found wrong, no source was retracted. PAGE CLAIM LINE REMOVED FROM /sovereign-citizens ON 2026-11-06 in the same pass, as off-scope to that page's subject. This record therefore prints on no page. A BARE WITHDRAWN WOULD MISREPORT THE HISTORY: the claim was not tested and found wanting, it was judged too broad for this register to carry, and every pinpoint under it stands verified. WHAT WAS **NOT** DONE, recorded so a later reader does not infer it: the object was not deleted, the number was not reused or retired, the proof page was not removed, no source record was altered, and no relation on any other record was cut. PRIOR NOTE, KEPT IN FULL: Cited on: /sovereign-citizens. Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, tag NEW-SC31 (brief item H31). THE PAGE'S OWN GRADE LINE READS: "PROBABLE". West Memphis: killings ESTABLISHED; the "sovereign citizen" link PROBABLE (label applied by ADL, SPLC and press; no trial). Wound counts CONTESTED between sources (not used).
Part Two — Sources
1279 sources in 22 categories. PRIORITY and EXPAND are works held or reachable by the project. FIELD PRIMARY entries are the project principal's own observations recorded on site. UNREACHABLE entries are works the research requires but cannot presently obtain — a working list, not a bibliography.
Christian Mysticism · 24
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SRC-001 · PRIORITY · The Interior Castle (Las Moradas) — St. Teresa of Avila (1577)supports: HSRP-002
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SRC-002 · EXPAND · The Way of Perfection — St. Teresa of Avila (1566)
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SRC-003 · PRIORITY · The Book of Her Life (Libro de la Vida) — St. Teresa of Avila (1565)
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SRC-004 · PRIORITY · The Dark Night of the Soul + The Ascent of Mount Carmel — St. John of the Cross (1578-1585)
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SRC-005 · PRIORITY · The Cloud of Unknowing — Anonymous English Mystic (c.1370)
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SRC-006 · PRIORITY · The Complete Mystical Works — Meister Eckhart (c.1290-1327)
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SRC-007 · PRIORITY · The Imitation of Christ — Thomas a Kempis (c.1418-1427)
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SRC-008 · PRIORITY · Revelations of Divine Love (Showings) — Julian of Norwich (c.1373/1395)supports: HSRP-005
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SRC-009 · PRIORITY · The Mystical Theology + The Divine Names — Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite (c.5th-6th c.)
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SRC-010 · PRIORITY · The Confessions — St. Augustine of Hippo (397-400 CE)
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SRC-835 · PRIORITY · Summa Theologica — Thomas Aquinas, tr. Fathers of the English Dominican Province (1920)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [95]. Convention: classical work. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S129 cites this record, which is THE EDITION S129 NAMES - the Fathers of the English Dominican Province translation, 2nd rev. ed. 1920, read on New Advent. PINPOINT: I-II q.96 a.4, "laws of this kind must nowise be observed". ANOTHER RECORD HOLDS THE WORK AT A DIFFERENT EDITION: SRC-217 (Summa Theologiae, 1265-1274, no translator named), whose own pinpoint range Ia-IIae Q.90-97 covers this question. The two were reviewed 2026-10-18 and are NOT a duplicate: this record names the English edition whose wording is quoted. Logged for the register-wide repair.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-967 · PRIORITY · Humanae Vitae — Paul VI (1968)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [213]. Convention: church document (encyclical, 25 July 1968).supports: HSRP-528Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-973 · PRIORITY · The Larger Catechism — Westminster Assembly (1647)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [220]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-532Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1059 · PRIORITY · Libertas praestantissimum — Leo XIII (1888)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [290]. Convention: church document (encyclical, 20 June 1888).supports: HSRP-570Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1060 · PRIORITY · Oath against Modernism (Sacrorum antistitum) — Pius X (1910)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [291]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-570Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1062 · PRIORITY · Luther at the Diet of Worms, 18 April 1521 (Luther's Works 32:112) — Luther, Martin (1521)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [294]. Convention: speech. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-572Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1063 · PRIORITY · Dignitatis Humanae — Second Vatican Council (1965)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [295]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1064 · PRIORITY · Lumen Gentium — Second Vatican Council (1964)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [295]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1065 · PRIORITY · Religious Freedom for the Good of All: Theological Approaches and Contemporary Challenges — International Theological Commission (2019)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [295].supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1066 · PRIORITY · Declaration Dominus Iesus — Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (2000)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [295]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1091 · PRIORITY · The City of God — Augustine of Hippo (NPNF wording beside the CCSL Latin) (426)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [333]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-592Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1115 · PRIORITY · "August 20: Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, Doctor of the Church" — Governorate of Vatican City State (vaticanstate.va, saint of the day) (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [225]. Convention: web page. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind [225]: "He was canonized in 1174 by Pope Alexander III and declared a Doctor of the Church by Pope Pius VIII in 1830." Checked 12 October 2026 at this source, so no flag under 4(d) as revised. The entry's Wikipedia link is kept here as a finding aid only. The entry's councils of 1341, 1347 and 1351 are not needed for the page's sentence and were not seen in this source.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1116 · PRIORITY · "Saint Teresa of Ávila", Encyclopaedia Britannica — editors, Encyclopaedia Britannica (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [225]. Convention: encyclopedia entry. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind [225]: "canonized 1622", in the opening sentence's dates; and "In 1970 she became the first woman elevated to the position of Doctor of the Church." Checked 12 October 2026 at this source, so no flag. NOT SRC-001, SRC-002 or SRC-003, which are Teresa's own works, not an article about her.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1117 · PRIORITY · "St. Gregory Palamas", Encyclopaedia Britannica — Amadio, Anselm H. (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [225]. Convention: encyclopedia entry. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind [225]: "At the provincial Council of Constantinople in 1368, nine years after his death, he was acclaimed a saint". Checked 12 October 2026 at this source, so no flag.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind
Sufi & Islamic Mysticism · 11
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SRC-013 · PRIORITY · The Conference of the Birds (Manteq al-Tayr) — Farid ud-Din Attar (1177)supports: HSRP-002Cited on: /the-body-of-7
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SRC-014 · PRIORITY · The Alchemy of Happiness — Al-Ghazali (c.1097)
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SRC-015 · PRIORITY · The Wisdom of Illumination (Hikmat al-Ishraq) — Suhrawardi (c.1186)
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SRC-016 · PRIORITY · The Passion of Al-Hallaj (4 vols.) — Louis Massignon (1922/1982)Cited on: /the-hive-mind
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SRC-017 · PRIORITY · The Sufis — Idries Shah (1964)
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SRC-984 · PRIORITY · "Hallaj, Abu'l-Mogit Hosayn", Encyclopaedia Iranica XI/6:589-592 — Mojaddedi, Jawid (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [226]. Convention: encyclopedia entry.supports: HSRP-534Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-993 · PRIORITY · "Mihna", Encyclopaedia of Islam, 2nd ed., vol. 7 — Hinds, Martin (1993)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [232]. Convention: encyclopedia entry. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-537Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1094 · PRIORITY · Ottoman abolition of the Bektashi order — Ottoman Empire (Mahmud II) (1826)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [339]. Convention: state document.supports: HSRP-594Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1095 · PRIORITY · Law No. 677 on the closure of dervish lodges — Grand National Assembly of Turkey (1925)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [339]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-594Cited on: /the-hive-mind
Eastern Philosophy · 14
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SRC-018 · PRIORITY · Tao Te Ching — Lao Tzu (attr.) (c.6th-4th c. BCE)
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SRC-019 · PRIORITY · Zhuangzi — Zhuangzi (c.3rd c. BCE)
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SRC-020 · PRIORITY · The Secret of the Golden Flower — Anon. Taoist (trans. Wilhelm) (c.8th c. CE)
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SRC-021 · PRIORITY · The Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodol) — Padmasambhava (attr.) (c.8th c. CE)
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SRC-022 · PRIORITY · The Heart Sutra + The Diamond Sutra — Various Mahayana (c.1st c. BCE-4th c. CE)
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SRC-023 · PRIORITY · I Ching (Book of Changes) — Various Chinese authors (c.1000-2nd c. BCE)
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SRC-529 · PRIORITY · The Sacred Books of China: The Texts of Confucianism, Part I - The Shu King (Sacred Books of the East, Volume 3) — trans. James Legge (Clarendon Press) (1879)
The standard nineteenth-century English translation of the Shujing.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-1051 · PRIORITY · Han Feizi — Han Fei (c. 233 BCE)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [282]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-567Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1052 · PRIORITY · Shiji, chapter 6 — Sima Qian, tr. Burton Watson (1993)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [282]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-567Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1079 · PRIORITY · A Sanskrit-English Dictionary — Monier-Williams, Monier (Oxford: Clarendon Press) (1899)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [305]. Convention: encyclopedia / dictionary entry. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-578Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1082 · PRIORITY · Akusalamūla Sutta (AN 3.69) — tr. Bhikkhu Sujato (SuttaCentral) (2018)
CORRECTED IN PLACE 2026-10-13, keeping its number. Entered by the /the-hive-mind sources pass from that page's SOURCES entry [308] as the whole Anguttara Nikaya; the scripture convention was then revised - a canon published text by text is one record per text - and [308] cites one text. Sujato's English title is "Unskillful Roots". PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind [308]: AN 3.69 at 1.1-1.3, "Mendicants, there are these three unskillful roots. What three? Greed, hate, and delusion." Reference: suttacentral.net/an3.69/en/sujato. Wording checked 12 October 2026 against SuttaCentral's published text (github.com/suttacentral/bilara-data, branch "published").supports: HSRP-578Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1100 · PRIORITY · Mahaparinibbana Sutta (DN 16): The Great Discourse on the Buddha's Extinguishment — tr. Bhikkhu Sujato (SuttaCentral) (2018)
Entered 2026-10-12 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [216]. Convention: one record per sutta, following SRC-475 - a canon published text by text is one record per text, while a collection read as one edition (the Bible, the Mishnah) is one record. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind: DN 16 at 2.25-26. CONFIRMED AT SOURCE 2026-10-12, PARTIALLY: suttacentral.net serves a JavaScript shell to automated clients, so the text was confirmed through SuttaCentral's own API (/api/suttas/dn16/sujato), which gives the title, Bhikkhu Sujato as translator, 2018 as the translation year, and confirms that segments 2.25 and 2.26 exist. THE PROSE ITSELF WAS NOT RETURNED BY THE API, so the wording of the passage is NOT confirmed. The page entry's link is a discourse.suttacentral.net forum thread about this sutta, not the sutta; the canonical address is https://suttacentral.net/dn16/en/sujato. WORDING CHECKED 12 October 2026 against SuttaCentral's published text (github.com/suttacentral/bilara-data, branch "published", Sujato's translation files), which the API payload did not carry. DN 16 at 2.25.2-3: "I've taught the Dhamma without making any distinction between secret and public teachings. The Realized One doesn't have the closed fist of a tutor when it comes to the teachings." And at 2.26.1: "So Ananda, live as your own island, your own refuge, with no other refuge." FOR THE AUTHOR'S EYE: /the-hive-mind paraphrases this without quotation marks, and says "teacher" where Sujato has "tutor". No page change was asked for.supports: HSRP-530Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1101 · PRIORITY · Ani Sutta (SN 20.7): The Drum Called Plugger — tr. Bhikkhu Sujato (SuttaCentral) (2018)
Entered 2026-10-12 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [219]. Convention: one record per sutta, as SRC-475. CONFIRMED AT SOURCE 2026-10-12 through SuttaCentral's API (/api/suttas/sn20.7/sujato): title "The Drum Called Plugger", translator Bhikkhu Sujato, 2018, and the summary confirms the drum-and-peg simile the page relies on - "As an ancient drum has disintegrated, so too will the true teachings disappear." The full prose was not returned, so the exact wording is not confirmed. The page entry's link is a mirror (a-buddha-ujja.hu) that credits SuttaCentral; the canonical address is https://suttacentral.net/sn20.7/en/sujato. WORDING CHECKED 12 October 2026 against SuttaCentral's published text (github.com/suttacentral/bilara-data, branch "published"), which the API payload did not carry. SN 20.7 at 1.2-1.5: "Once upon a time, mendicants, the Dasarahas had a mridangam drum called the Plugger. When the Plugger cracked, the Dasarahas patched it with another plug. Eventually, there came a time when the old wooden shell for the drumskin disappeared and all that was left of the mridangam Plugger was a mass of plugs." FOR THE AUTHOR'S EYE: /the-hive-mind paraphrases this without quotation marks, and says "peg" where Sujato has "plug". No page change was asked for.supports: HSRP-531Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1102 · PRIORITY · The Works of Mencius (The Chinese Classics, vol. II) — Mencius, tr. James Legge, 2nd ed. (Oxford: Clarendon Press) (1895)
Entered 2026-10-12 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [294]. Convention: classical work, translator named on the record. NOT SRC-529: that record is Legge's The Sacred Books of China: The Texts of Confucianism, a different publication; the Mencius is in his Chinese Classics vol. II. SRC-529 was not touched. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind: 2A6.supports: HSRP-572Cited on: /the-hive-mind
Gnostic Studies · 9
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SRC-024 · PRIORITY · The Gnostic Religion — Hans Jonas (1958)
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SRC-025 · PRIORITY · Gnosticism: New Light on the Ancient Tradition — Stephan Hoeller (2002)
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SRC-026 · PRIORITY · The Gnostic Gospels — Elaine Pagels (1979)
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SRC-027 · PRIORITY · Not in His Image — John Lamb Lash (2006)
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SRC-028 · PRIORITY · Beyond Belief: The Secret Gospel of Thomas — Elaine Pagels (2003)
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SRC-029 · PRIORITY · The Gnostic Jung — Carl Jung (ed. Robert Segal) (1992)
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SRC-454 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Welburn, Vigiliae Christianae 32:241 (1978)
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SRC-031 · PRIORITY · Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes — Jacques Ellul (1962)
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SRC-032 · PRIORITY · The Technological Society — Jacques Ellul (1954)
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SRC-033 · PRIORITY · Public Opinion — Walter Lippmann (1922)
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SRC-034 · PRIORITY · The True Believer — Eric Hoffer (1951)
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SRC-035 · PRIORITY · Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil — Hannah Arendt (1963)supports: HSRP-005
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SRC-036 · PRIORITY · The Origins of Totalitarianism — Hannah Arendt (1951)
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SRC-037 · PRIORITY · Trust Us, We're Experts — Rampton & Stauber (2001)
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SRC-039 · PRIORITY · Crystallizing Public Opinion — Edward Bernays (1923)
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SRC-040 · PRIORITY · The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind — Gustave Le Bon (1895)supports: HSRP-434Cited on: /the-hive-mind
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SRC-043 · PRIORITY · Brave New World — Aldous Huxley (1932)
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SRC-418 · PRIORITY · The Power of the Powerless — Vaclav Havel (trans. Paul Wilson) (1978)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags reference [17] "Not yet verified." Carried here under BATCH 1 C4(ii).Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-421 · PRIORITY · Private Truths, Public Lies — Timur Kuran (Harvard University Press) (1995)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags reference [11] "Not yet verified." Carried here under BATCH 1 C4(ii).Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-425 · PRIORITY · Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism — Robert Jay Lifton (Norton; UNC Press reprint, 1989) (1961)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [157] "Not yet verified." SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S69 cites this record (Lifton, Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism). PINPOINT: ch. 22, the loading of the language and the thought-terminating cliche. -
SRC-752 · PRIORITY · The politics of the NPC meme: Reactionary subcultural practice and vernacular theory — Gallagher, Ryan, & Topinka, Robert, Big Data & Society 10(1) (2023)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [1]. doi:10.1177/20539517231172422. https://e-space.mmu.ac.uk/631990/1/20539517231172422.pdfCited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-755 · PRIORITY · Persuasion: Empirical Evidence — DellaVigna, Stefano, & Gentzkow, Matthew, Annual Review of Economics 2:643-669 (2010)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [4]. https://ideas.repec.org/a/anr/reveco/v2y2010p643-669.htmlsupports: HSRP-424Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-756 · PRIORITY · Radio and the Rise of the Nazis in Prewar Germany — Adena, Maja, Enikolopov, Ruben, Petrova, Maria, Santarosa, Veronica, & Zhuravskaya, Ekaterina, Quarterly Journal of Economics 130(4):1885-1939 (2015)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [5]. doi:10.1093/qje/qjv030. https://econpapers.repec.org/RePEc:hal:pseptp:halshs-01245557Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-757 · PRIORITY · Electoral Effects of Biased Media: Russian Television in Ukraine — Peisakhin, Leonid, & Rozenas, Arturas, American Journal of Political Science 62(3):535-550 (2018)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [6]. doi:10.1111/ajps.12355. https://ideas.repec.org/a/wly/amposc/v62y2018i3p535-550.htmlCited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-758 · PRIORITY · Consuming cross-cutting media causes learning and moderates attitudes: A field experiment with Fox News viewers — Broockman, David E., & Kalla, Joshua L., The Journal of Politics 87(1):246-261 (2025)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [7]. doi:10.1086/730725. The 2022 working-paper version was reported by Yale News, 13 April 2022.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-763 · PRIORITY · Experimental study of inequality and unpredictability in an artificial cultural market — Salganik, Matthew J., Dodds, Peter S., & Watts, Duncan J., Science 311(5762):854-856 (2006)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [13]. https://pdodds.w3.uvm.edu/research/papers/years/2006/salganik2006a.pdfsupports: HSRP-431Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-768 · PRIORITY · Domination and the Arts of Resistance: Hidden Transcripts — Scott, James C. (New Haven: Yale University Press) (1990)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [19]. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/international-labor-and-working-class-history/article/abs/james-c-scott-domination-and-the-arts-of-rsupports: HSRP-428Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1087 · PRIORITY · "Volksgemeinschaft", LeMO — Scriba, Arnulf; Deutsches Historisches Museum (2014)
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SRC-1121 · PRIORITY · Deadly Targeting of Women in Promoting Cigarettes — O'Keefe, Anne M., & Pollay, Richard W., Journal of the American Medical Women's Association 51(1-2):67-69 (1996)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [340]. Title checked 12 October 2026 against Pollay's own publication list, University of British Columbia. NO FLAG, as on the page. The figures (5% in 1923, 12% in 1929, 18.1% in 1935) were seen in Wikipedia's "Torches of Freedom", which cites this article (AP-1, 11 October); the article itself has not been read. The entry's Wikipedia link is a finding aid.supports: HSRP-598Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1183 · PRIORITY · How to Detect Propaganda, Propaganda Analysis vol. 1 — Institute for Propaganda Analysis (1937)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S67. CITATION as the block gives it (S67): Institute for Propaganda Analysis, "How to Detect Propaganda," Propaganda Analysis (monthly bulletin), vol. 1 (1937), as reprinted in The Language of Composition, 2nd ed. (Bedford/St. Martin's). READ AT: https://digfir-published.macmillanusa.com/languageofcomp2e/languageofcomp2e_ch10_31.html ; https://archive.org/download/IPAVol1/IPA_vol1.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY (reprint). The Name Calling wording was verified on the reprint ("upon which"). The often-given "vol. 1 no. 2, November 1937" was not verified. Fleming (ETC, 1995) cites it as "Propaganda Analysis, 1:1-4". The facsimile https://archive.org/download/IPAVol1/IPA_vol1.pdf failed to load. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): no., month and pages to confirm; reprint identified from the URL path; to confirm.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens
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SRC-044 · PRIORITY · The Body Keeps the Score — Bessel van der Kolk (2014)
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SRC-045 · PRIORITY · Man's Search for Meaning — Viktor Frankl (1946)
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SRC-048 · PRIORITY · The Matter With Things (2 vols.) — Iain McGilchrist (2021)
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SRC-049 · PRIORITY · The Tao of Physics — Fritjof Capra (1975)
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SRC-051 · PRIORITY · The Doors of Perception + Heaven and Hell — Aldous Huxley (1954-1956)
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SRC-052 · PRIORITY · Beyond the Brain — Stanislav Grof (1985)
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SRC-053 · PRIORITY · Realms of the Human Unconscious — Stanislav Grof (1975)
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SRC-054 · PRIORITY · The Holotropic Mind — Stanislav Grof (1992)
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SRC-055 · PRIORITY · LSD Psychotherapy — Stanislav Grof (1980)
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SRC-056 · PRIORITY · Toward a Psychology of Being — Abraham Maslow (1962)
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SRC-057 · PRIORITY · Religions, Values, and Peak Experiences — Abraham Maslow (1964)
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SRC-058 · PRIORITY · The Farther Reaches of Human Nature — Abraham Maslow (1971)
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SRC-059 · PRIORITY · Re-Visioning Psychology — James Hillman (1975)
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SRC-060 · PRIORITY · The Dream and the Underworld — James Hillman (1979)
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SRC-061 · PRIORITY · A Blue Fire: Selected Writings — James Hillman (1989)
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SRC-062 · PRIORITY · Addiction to Perfection — Marion Woodman (1982)
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SRC-063 · PRIORITY · Wheels of Life: A User's Guide to the Chakra System — Anodea Judith (1987)
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SRC-065 · PRIORITY · Goddesses in Everywoman — Jean Shinoda Bolen (1984)
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SRC-066 · PRIORITY · Gods in Everyman — Jean Shinoda Bolen (1989)
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SRC-067 · PRIORITY · Inner Work — Robert Johnson (1986)
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SRC-068 · PRIORITY · He: Understanding Masculine Psychology — Robert Johnson (1974)
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SRC-069 · PRIORITY · She: Understanding Feminine Psychology — Robert Johnson (1976)
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SRC-070 · PRIORITY · Care of the Soul — Thomas Moore (1992)
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SRC-071 · PRIORITY · The Gamesman: The New Corporate Leaders — Michael Maccoby (1976)
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SRC-072 · PRIORITY · Narcissistic Leaders — Michael Maccoby (2007)
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SRC-073 · PRIORITY · Social Character in a Mexican Village — Fromm & Maccoby (1970)
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SRC-074 · PRIORITY · Biophilia — Edward O. Wilson (1984)
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SRC-077 · PRIORITY · The Authoritarians / The Authoritarian Specter — Bob Altemeyer (2006/1996)
Qualification on the instrument, from SRC-542 (Conway, Houck, Gornick & Repke 2018): the inability to find left-wing authoritarianism using an Altemeyer-style measure has itself been used as evidence for the conservative-rigidity theory, and the theory has been largely fuelled by measures that demonstrate conservatives have rigid characteristics liberals are presumed to lack. This qualifies the RWA scale as a discriminator between ideologies. It does not discard Altemeyer's findings on compartmentalization (p. 80) or social dominators (p. 170), which are behavioural observations and are unaffected by it.Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-079 · PRIORITY · Escape from Freedom — Erich Fromm (1941)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [47] "Not yet verified." CITED ON /the-hive-mind by the Fromm update, 2026-10-15. Published in Britain as The Fear of Freedom; no separate record. Quotations on the page were checked against two online transcriptions (a chapter V excerpt of the British text, and a paginated transcription of a post-1965 Holt printing that keeps the 1941 pagination); the page cites chapters only, page numbers appear on the proof pages, and PAGES ARE STILL TO BE CONFIRMED IN A PRINTED COPY. -
SRC-080 · PRIORITY · The Art of Loving — Erich Fromm (1956)
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SRC-081 · PRIORITY · The Sane Society — Erich Fromm (1955)
PINPOINT ADDED 2026-09-22 and VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT: "Roads to Sanity" is CHAPTER 8 of this book (beginning p. 263), not a separate work, and must not be cited as one. The single-sphere passage runs across pp. 264-265 — the sentence straddles the page break, with the closing words "is destructive of all change" falling on p. 265. Fromm's own list is FOUR spheres, quoted exactly: "industrial and political organization, of spiritual and philosophical orientation, of character structure, and of cultural activities." A three-sphere paraphrase ("economic, political and cultural") is wrong and was corrected out of /pv-remediation before publication. The pathology-of-normalcy and socially-patterned-defect passages were also verified here. UNVERIFIED CITATION, recorded under 4(d) as revised 2026-10-12 rather than flagging this record, which the register already records as verified at source: /the-hive-mind [322], The Sane Society (1955), ch. II: not yet verified at source.Cited on: /pv-remediation, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-082 · PRIORITY · The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness — Erich Fromm (1973)
Characterological necrophilia is defined at p. 332: "Necrophilia in the characterological sense can be described as the passionate attraction to all that is dead, decayed, putrid, sickly; it is the passion to transform that which is alive into something unalive; to destroy for the sake of destruction; the exclusive interest in all that is purely mechanical. It is the passion to tear apart living structures." THE SENTENCE THIS SITE ONCE ATTRIBUTED TO THIS VOLUME IS NOT IN IT: "He approaches life mechanically and bureaucratically, as if all living persons were merely things" is a conflation and belongs to no single Fromm sentence. The real sentence is in "Creators and Destroyers" and is recorded at SRC-593, which is now cited in its place on /crossmap-glossary, /united-states and /pv-remediation. Biophilia is defined in the same volume as "the passionate love of life and of all that is alive; it is the wish to further growth, whether in a person, a plant, an idea, or a social group." PINPOINT NOT VERIFIED AT SOURCE: supplied in the 2026-09-19 brief and entered as given. Internet Archive copies are lending-restricted (access-restricted-item, printdisabled/inlibrary) and the session WebSearch budget was exhausted, so the page could not be checked against the text. PARTIAL CORROBORATION: /the-hive-mind independently cites this work at p. 332 for the same concept, which is internal consistency rather than verification. 2026-09-22: an UNRESTRICTED full-text copy was located and read (archive.org/details/ErichFrommTheAnatomyOfHumanDestructiveness), so this title is NOT behind a lending wall as previously recorded. VERIFIED VERBATIM: "help in any broad sense can come only through radical changes in our social and political structure that would reinstate man to his supreme role in society" (quoted on /pv-remediation, truncated at "structure"), and the characterological definition of necrophilia — "the passionate attraction to all that is dead, decayed, putrid, sickly; it is the passion to transform that which is alive into something unalive; to destroy for the sake of destruction; the exclusive interest in all that is purely mechanical." THE p. 332 PINPOINT REMAINS UNCONFIRMED in this edition. CONFLATION RESOLVED 2026-09-22: the sentence "He approaches life mechanically and bureaucratically, as if all living persons were merely things", carried in this record and on several pages as Fromm's, is NOT in this book and is not a single Fromm sentence at all. The real sentence is in the essay "Creators and Destroyers" (SRC-593) and reads "...to approach life mechanically, as if all living persons were things"; the word "bureaucratically" belongs to a separate sentence there about the biophilous person, and "merely" is not Fromm's at all. /pv-remediation now carries the corrected form. THE CONFLATED FORM STILL STANDS on /crossmap-glossary and /united-states and in the first half of this note; it is HELD, not fixed, and the locations are listed in CLAUDE.md.supports: HSRP-412 -
SRC-083 · PRIORITY · Man for Himself — Erich Fromm (1947)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [50] "Not yet verified." CITED ON /the-hive-mind by the Fromm update, 2026-10-15, as the origin of the term "authoritarian conscience" (U02).Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-084 · PRIORITY · To Have or to Be? — Erich Fromm (1976)
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SRC-085 · PRIORITY · The Heart of Man: Its Genius for Good and Evil — Erich Fromm (1964)
Fromm introduces necrophilia at p. 39 and distinguishes it from the sexual meaning on the same page: "Literally, 'necrophilia' means 'love of the dead' (as 'biophilia' means 'love of life'). The term is customarily used to denote a sexual perversion..." This volume also carries the first use of biophilia (1964), nine years before E.O. Wilson's better-known biological usage; Fromm's is the original and is a claim about character, not affinity for nature. PINPOINT NOT VERIFIED AT SOURCE: supplied in the 2026-09-19 brief and entered as given. Internet Archive copies are lending-restricted (access-restricted-item, printdisabled/inlibrary) and the session WebSearch budget was exhausted, so the page could not be checked against the text. 2026-09-22, ATTRIBUTION RECORDED BUT UNVERIFIED AT SOURCE: Fromm's three conditions for a biophilic society — security, justice and freedom — are HIS OWN, reportedly at p. 52 of this book. They must NOT be attributed to Gunderson (SRC-549), who is a secondary commentator, nor to The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness. The pinpoint could not be checked: every Internet Archive copy of this title located on 2026-09-22 (seven identifiers) carries access-restricted-item true. The conditions appear on /pv-remediation only as an un-quoted bullet in an in-development section, with no pinpoint asserted.supports: HSRP-412 -
SRC-086 · PRIORITY · You Shall Be as Gods — Erich Fromm (1966)
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SRC-087 · PRIORITY · The Forgotten Language — Erich Fromm (1951)
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SRC-088 · PRIORITY · Marx's Concept of Man — Erich Fromm (1961)
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SRC-089 · PRIORITY · Beyond the Chains of Illusion — Erich Fromm (1962)
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SRC-090 · PRIORITY · The Revolution of Hope — Erich Fromm (1968)
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SRC-091 · PRIORITY · Psychoanalysis and Religion — Erich Fromm (1950)supports: HSRP-520Cited on: /the-hive-mind
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SRC-092 · PRIORITY · Zen Buddhism and Psychoanalysis — Fromm, Suzuki & De Martino (1960)
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SRC-093 · PRIORITY · Listen, Little Man! — Wilhelm Reich (1948)
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SRC-094 · PRIORITY · The Mass Psychology of Fascism — Wilhelm Reich (1933)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from an unrestricted full text: "'Fascism' is only the organized political expression of the structure of the average man's character, a structure that is confined neither to certain races or nations nor to certain parties, but is general and international" (preface to the third edition), quoted on /pv-remediation. SCOPE LIMIT ON THIS SITE'S USE OF REICH, recorded explicitly: he is cited for character armour, the emotional plague and social prophylaxis only. This site does NOT adopt his sexual aetiology or his orgone theory. PROPHYLAXIS CLAIM RESOLVED 2026-09-22: the position is real but the supplied DATE WAS WRONG. Reich gave his talk on the prophylaxis of neuroses to Freud's inner circle on 12 DECEMBER 1929, not in 1927 (SRC-096, quoted at SRC-594). The word "prophylaxis" occurs zero times in THIS volume, which is why an earlier probe of it returned nothing; that absence bears on this book, not on the claim. What is attested in this volume is that the Sexpol work ran from 1927 to 1933. /pv-remediation carries the corrected 1929 date. -
SRC-095 · PRIORITY · Character Analysis — Wilhelm Reich (1933)
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SRC-096 · PRIORITY · The Function of the Orgasm — Wilhelm Reich (1927/1942)
2026-09-22: this is the volume in which Reich records the December 1929 talk — "I gave my talk on the prophylaxis of neuroses to Freud's inner circle on December 12, 1929." NOT READ AT SOURCE: all six Internet Archive copies located on this date are lending-restricted. The quotation is attested at one remove through SRC-594, which quotes it directly. For that reason /pv-remediation states the fact of the talk but does not present Reich's sentence as a quotation. Cited here for biography only; this site does not adopt the sexual aetiology or orgone theory of this volume. RE-TESTED 2026-09-22 and the one-removed status STANDS. Four further routes were tried and all failed: the Google Books API returned HTTP 429 (daily quota exhausted for the shared project, twice); the HathiTrust catalog API returned an empty record set; HathiTrust full-text search returned HTTP 403; and a web search for the exact sentence in quotation marks surfaced no source reproducing it. The quotation remains attested only through SRC-594.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-097 · PRIORITY · The Sexual Revolution — Wilhelm Reich (1936)
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SRC-098 · PRIORITY · Ether, God and Devil / Cosmic Superimposition — Wilhelm Reich (1949/1951)
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SRC-100 · PRIORITY · The Collected Works (20 vols.) — C.G. Jung (1953-1979)
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SRC-101 · PRIORITY · Man and His Symbols — C.G. Jung et al. (1964)
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SRC-102 · PRIORITY · Memories, Dreams, Reflections — C.G. Jung (1962)
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SRC-103 · PRIORITY · Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self — C.G. Jung (1951)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind
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SRC-105 · PRIORITY · Answer to Job — C.G. Jung (1952)
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SRC-344 · PRIORITY · Perineuronal Nets on CA2 Pyramidal Cells and Parvalbumin-Expressing Cells Differentially Regulate Hippocampal-Dependent Memory — Alexander, Nikolova, Stöber, Gruzdev, Moy & Dudek, J. Neurosci. (2024)supports: HSRP-239Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-345 · PRIORITY · Perineuronal net disintegration alters PV neuron capacitance and firing — Tewari et al. (PMC10182141)supports: HSRP-240
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SRC-346 · PRIORITY · Perineuronal nets enhance the excitability of fast-spiking neurons — Balmer, eNeuro (2016)supports: HSRP-240
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SRC-347 · PRIORITY · Perineuronal nets and PVALB basket cells in human DLPFC (PMC13397501)supports: HSRP-242
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SRC-355 · PRIORITY · PNN expression identified by WFA does not reflect neuronal maturity (PMC5945847)supports: HSRP-251
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SRC-358 · PRIORITY · Very long-term memories may be stored in the pattern of holes in the perineuronal net — Roger Y. Tsien, PNAS 110(30):12456–12461 (2013)supports: HSRP-253
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SRC-359 · PRIORITY · Do perineuronal nets stabilize the engram of a synaptic circuit? — Lev-Ram, Lemieux et al. with Tsien (2023)supports: HSRP-253
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SRC-364 · PRIORITY · Differential Impact of Adolescent or Adult Stress on Behavior and Cortical PV Interneurons and PNNs in Male and Female Mice — Santos-Silva, Souza, Colodete, Campos, Lima, Guimarães & Gomes, Int. J. Neuropsychopharmacol. (2024)supports: HSRP-257Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-365 · PRIORITY · Developmental disruption of perineuronal nets in the mPFC after maternal immune activation — Scientific Reports (2016)supports: HSRP-258
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SRC-366 · PRIORITY · Inhibitory Circuit Compensations in Female and Male Mice (biorxiv 2025.05.20.655207)supports: HSRP-259
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SRC-367 · PRIORITY · Perineuronal net density in schizophrenia: A systematic review of postmortem brain studies (2024)supports: HSRP-260
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SRC-371 · PRIORITY · Cortical slow and fast gamma generated by distinct interneuron classes (PMC7531548)supports: HSRP-264
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SRC-372 · PRIORITY · Do slow and fast gamma rhythms correspond to distinct functions? — Colgin, Brain Research (2015)supports: HSRP-264
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SRC-373 · PRIORITY · Cross-hemispheric gamma synchrony between prefrontal parvalbumin interneurons supports behavioral adaptation during rule shift learning — Cho, Davidson, Bouvier, Marshall, Schnitzer & Sohal, Nature Neuroscience (2020)Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-374 · PRIORITY · Gamma Rhythms Link Prefrontal Interneuron Dysfunction with Cognitive Inflexibility in Dlx5/6+/− Mice — Cho, Hoch, Lee, Patel, Rubenstein & Sohal, Neuron 85:1332–1343 (2015)supports: HSRP-265Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-375 · PRIORITY · Circuit inhibition promotes dynamic reorganization of prefrontal task encoding (biorxiv 2025.08.09.669414)supports: HSRP-266
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SRC-376 · PRIORITY · Alterations in cortical interneurons and cognitive function in schizophrenia (PMC6309598)supports: HSRP-267
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SRC-377 · PRIORITY · GSK3β inhibition restores cortical gamma oscillation and cognitive behavior in a model of NMDA receptor hypofunction (PMC7784891)supports: HSRP-267
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SRC-379 · PRIORITY · An integrative theory of locus coeruleus-norepinephrine function: Adaptive gain and optimal performance — Aston-Jones & Cohen, Annu. Rev. Neurosci. 28:403–450 (2005)supports: HSRP-268
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SRC-380 · PRIORITY · Network reset: a simplified overarching theory of locus coeruleus noradrenaline function — Bouret & Sara, Trends Neurosci. 28:574–582 (2005)supports: HSRP-268
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SRC-381 · PRIORITY · Redefining Noradrenergic Neuromodulation of Behavior: Impacts of a Modular Locus Coeruleus Architecture — Chandler, Jensen, McCall, Pickering, Schwarz & Totah, J. Neurosci. 39(42):8239–8249 (2019)supports: HSRP-270
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SRC-382 · PRIORITY · Orbitofrontal noradrenaline supports adaptive learning-rate adjustment in probabilistic reversal learning — PNAS (2026)supports: HSRP-270
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SRC-383 · PRIORITY · Metacognition and Cognitive Flexibility in Autistic and Neurotypically-Developing Populations — Ordin et al., Brain and Behavior (2025)supports: HSRP-271Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-385 · PRIORITY · Impaired action self-monitoring and cognitive confidence among ultra-high risk and first-episode psychosis patients — European Psychiatrysupports: HSRP-273
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SRC-386 · PRIORITY · P300-mediated modulations in self–other processing under psychedelic psilocybin (PMC7643385)supports: HSRP-274
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SRC-387 · PRIORITY · Reality Monitoring and Feedback Control of Speech Production Are Related Through Self-Agency — Subramaniam et al. (PMC5845688)supports: HSRP-274
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SRC-388 · PRIORITY · Dreams, reality and memory: confabulations in lucid dreamers implicate reality-monitoring dysfunction in dream consciousness — Corlett, Canavan, Nahum, Appah & Morgan, Cognitive Neuropsychiatry 19(6):540–553 (2014)supports: HSRP-275
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SRC-393 · PRIORITY · Consolidation and Reconsolidation Are Impaired by Oral Propranolol Administered Before But Not After Memory (Re)Activation in Humanssupports: HSRP-281
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SRC-399 · PRIORITY · Survey of challenging experiences following psilocybin — Carbonaro et al. (2016)supports: HSRP-285
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SRC-400 · PRIORITY · Therapist-rated predictors of response to psychedelic-assisted therapy — Nature Mental Health (2026)supports: HSRP-286
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SRC-401 · PRIORITY · Citalopram amplifies the influence of living conditions on mood in depressed patients enrolled in the STAR*D study — Viglione, Poggini, Matte Bon, Chiarotti, Giuliani & Branchi, Translational Psychiatry (2017)supports: HSRP-295Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-402 · PRIORITY · Metacognitive Failure as a Feature of Those Holding Radical Beliefs — Rollwage, Dolan & Fleming, Current Biology 28:4014–4021 (2018)Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-403 · PRIORITY · Domain-General Enhancements of Metacognitive Ability Through Adaptive Training — Carpenter, Sherman, Kievit, Seth, Lau & Fleming, J. Exp. Psychol. Gen. 148(1):51–64 (2019)supports: HSRP-302Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-404 · PRIORITY · Metacognitive training in schizophrenia: from basic research to knowledge translation and intervention — Moritz & Woodward, Current Opinion in Psychiatry 20(6):619–625 (2007)supports: HSRP-303Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-405 · PRIORITY · Does metacognitive training for psychosis (MCT) improve neurocognitive performance? A systematic review and meta-analysis — Jeffrey, Penney, Sauvé, Mendelson, Thibaudeau, Moritz, Hotte-Meunier & Lepage, Schizophrenia Research 275:79–86 (2025)
Meta-analysis of neurocognitive outcomes only; found no statistically meaningful neurocognitive benefit from MCT.supports: HSRP-303Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-406 · PRIORITY · Brain Mechanisms of Reality Monitoring — Simons, Garrison & Johnson, Trends Cogn. Sci. 21:462–473 (2017)supports: HSRP-304Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-407 · PRIORITY · Paracingulate sulcus morphology is associated with hallucinations in the human brain — Garrison, Fernyhough, McCarthy-Jones, Haggard & Simons, Nature Communications 6:8956 (2015)supports: HSRP-304Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-408 · PRIORITY · No Influence of Positive Emotion on Orbitofrontal Reality Filtering: Relevance for Confabulation — Liverani, Manuel, Guggisberg, Nahum & Schnider, Front. Behav. Neurosci. 10:98 (2016)supports: HSRP-305Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-409 · PRIORITY · Psychiatric Symptom Dimensions Are Associated With Dissociable Shifts in Metacognition but Not Task Performance — Rouault, Seow, Gillan & Fleming, Biological Psychiatry 84:443–451 (2018)supports: HSRP-307
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SRC-410 · PRIORITY · Testing continuum models of psychosis: No reduction in source monitoring ability in healthy individuals prone to auditory hallucinations — Garrison, Moseley, Alderson-Day, Smailes, Fernyhough & Simons, Cortex 91:197–207 (2017)supports: HSRP-306Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-413 · PRIORITY · Dispelling Wetiko — Paul Levy (North Atlantic Books) (2013)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind
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SRC-414 · PRIORITY · Wetiko: Healing the Mind-Virus That Plagues Our World — Paul Levy (2021)
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SRC-415 · PRIORITY · Malignant Egophrenia — Paul Levy (2006)
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SRC-420 · PRIORITY · Telling more than we can know: Verbal reports on mental processes — Nisbett & Wilson, Psychological Review 84(3):231–259 (1977)Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-422 · PRIORITY · Information Avoidance — Golman, Hagmann & Loewenstein, Journal of Economic Literature 55(1):96–135 (2017)
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SRC-423 · PRIORITY · Opinions and Social Pressure — Solomon E. Asch, Scientific American 193(5):31–35 (1955)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [54] "Not yet verified."Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-424 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Solomon E. Asch, Psychological Monographs 70(9), Whole No. 416 (1956)
Incomplete record: title not yet recorded. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [54] "Not yet verified."Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-426 · PRIORITY · Neural bases of motivated reasoning — Westen, Blagov, Harenski, Kilts & Hamann, J. Cogn. Neurosci. 18(11):1947–1958 (2006)
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SRC-427 · PRIORITY · Neural correlates of maintaining one's political beliefs in the face of counterevidence — Kaplan, Gimbel & Harris, Scientific Reports 6:39589 (2016)supports: HSRP-020Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-428 · PRIORITY · Fear conditioning enhances short-latency auditory responses of lateral amygdala neurons — Quirk, Repa & LeDoux, Neuron 15(5):1029–1039 (1995)
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SRC-429 · PRIORITY · A fast pathway for fear in human amygdala — Mendez-Bertolo et al., Nature Neuroscience 19(8):1041–1049 (2016)
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SRC-430 · PRIORITY · Rapid Processing of Invisible Fearful Faces in the Human Amygdala — J. Neurosci. 43(8):1405 (2023)
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SRC-431 · PRIORITY · Emotion processing and the amygdala: from a 'low road' to 'many roads' of evaluating biological significance — Pessoa & Adolphs, Nat. Rev. Neurosci. 11(11):773–783 (2010)
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SRC-432 · PRIORITY · When Prophecy Fails — Festinger, Riecken & Schachter (University of Minnesota Press) (1956)supports: HSRP-507
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SRC-433 · PRIORITY · Reinforcement learning signal predicts social conformity — Klucharev, Hytonen, Rijpkema, Smidts & Fernandez, Neuron 61(1):140–151 (2009)Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-434 · PRIORITY · Neurobiological correlates of social conformity and independence during mental rotation — Berns, Chappelow, Zink, Pagnoni, Martin-Skurski & Richards, Biol. Psychiatry 58(3):245–253 (2005)supports: HSRP-313Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-435 · PRIORITY · Sensitive Periods in the Development of the Brain and Behavior — Knudsen, J. Cogn. Neurosci. 16(8):1412–1425 (2004)Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-436 · PRIORITY · Motivated Numeracy and Enlightened Self-Government — Kahan, D.M., Peters, E., Dawson, E.C. & Slovic, P., Behavioural Public Policy 1(1):54-86 (2017)
SSRN 2319992.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-437 · PRIORITY · Ideology, motivated reasoning, and cognitive reflection — Kahan, D.M., Judgment and Decision Making 8(4):407-424 (2013)
Incomplete record: title, journal, volume and pages not yet recorded. STUB FILLED 2026-09-24. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT via Crossref including the full abstract (doi:10.1017/S1930297500005271). The sentence quoted on /collapse-of-nations is verbatim from that abstract: the study "generated both observational and experimental data inconsistent with the hypothesis that political conservatism is distinctively associated with either unreflective thinking or motivated reasoning." This is the 2013 null that anticipates the 2025 adversarial collaboration at SRC-539.supports: HSRP-330Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-438 · PRIORITY · Motivated numeracy and active reasoning in a Western European sample — Connor, P., Sullivan, E., Alfano, M. & Tintarev, N., Behavioural Public Policy 8(1):24-46 (2020)
Incomplete record: authors, title, volume and pages not yet recorded. STUB FILLED 2026-09-24. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT via Crossref including the abstract, which confirms it is the modified replication of Kahan et al. (2017) with Western European participants (n=746). The handoff recorded volume, issue and pages as NOT ESTABLISHED; all are now established. doi:10.1017/bpp.2020.32.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-439 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Mechanism critique, Rev. Phil. Psych. 16:481 (2025)
Incomplete record: authors, title, full page range not yet recorded.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-440 · PRIORITY · The Emotional Dog and Its Rational Tail: A Social Intuitionist Approach to Moral Judgment — Haidt, J., Psychological Review 108(4):814-834 (2001)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-441 · PRIORITY · The Happiness Hypothesis — Haidt, J. (Basic Books) (2006)
Source of the elephant-and-rider metaphor. The metaphor is NOT in the 2001 Psychological Review paper (SRC-440); citations that attribute it there are misattributed.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-442 · PRIORITY · The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion — Haidt, J. (Pantheon) (2012)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-443 · PRIORITY · The Integrated Mind — Gazzaniga, M.S. & LeDoux, J.E. (Plenum Press) (1978)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-444 · PRIORITY · Split brain: divided perception but undivided consciousness — Pinto, Y., Neville, D.A., Otten, M., Corballis, P.M., Lamme, V.A.F. & de Haan, E.H.F., Brain (2017)
Incomplete record: title, author list, full page range not yet recorded. STUB FILLED 2026-09-24. VERIFIED AT SOURCE via Crossref, doi:10.1093/brain/aww358. PAGINATION DISCREPANCY RECORDED: the stub carried "Brain 140(5):1231". Crossref holds only the online-first identifier (aww358) and no final volume, issue or page range for this item, so the 140(5):1231 pagination is NOT confirmed here and is not asserted. Entered as part of the split-brain exchange with SRC-443 and SRC-445; citing one side alone would misrepresent it.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-445 · PRIORITY · Interaction in isolation: 50 years of insights from split-brain research — Volz, L.J. & Gazzaniga, M.S., Brain 140(7):2051-2060 (2017)
Incomplete record: title, full page range not yet recorded. STUB FILLED 2026-09-24. VERIFIED AT SOURCE via Crossref; volume, issue and pages match the stub exactly. Entered as part of the split-brain exchange with SRC-443 and SRC-444.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-446 · PRIORITY · Identity fusion: the interplay of personal and social identities in extreme group behavior — Swann, W.B., Gómez, A., Seyle, D.C., Morales, J.F. & Huici, C., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 96(5):995-1011 (2009)
DOI 10.1037/a0013668.supports: HSRP-439Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-447 · PRIORITY · On the nature of identity fusion: Insights into the construct and a new measure — Gómez, A., Brooks, M.L., Buhrmester, M.D., Vázquez, A., Jetten, J. & Swann, W.B., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 100(5):918-933 (2011)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism
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SRC-448 · PRIORITY · When group membership gets personal: a theory of identity fusion — Swann, W.B., Jetten, J., Gómez, A., Whitehouse, H. & Bastian, B., Psychological Review 119(3):441-456 (2012)
DOI 10.1037/a0028589.supports: HSRP-439Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-449 · PRIORITY · What makes a group worth dying for? Identity fusion fosters perception of familial ties, promoting self-sacrifice — Swann, W.B. et al., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2014)
Incomplete record: full author list, volume and page range not yet recorded.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-450 · PRIORITY · Anterior insular cortex and emotional awareness — Gu, X., Hof, P.R., Friston, K.J. & Fan, J., Journal of Comparative Neurology 521(15):3371-3388 (2013)
DOI 10.1002/cne.23368. This is a REVIEW; the lesion evidence proper is at SRC-496.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-451 · PRIORITY · How do you feel — now? The anterior insula and human awareness — Craig, Nature Reviews Neuroscience (2009)
Incomplete record: volume and pages not yet recorded.supports: HSRP-311Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-455 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Newman, Duff & Baumeister (1997)
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SRC-456 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Ross, Greene & House (1977)
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SRC-457 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Neal & Lemay (2017)
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SRC-458 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Monin & Miller (2001)
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SRC-459 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Effron, Cameron & Monin (2009)
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SRC-460 · PRIORITY · Scientific knowledge suppresses but does not supplant earlier intuitions — Shtulman & Valcarcel, Cognition (2012)
Incomplete record: volume and pages not yet recorded.supports: HSRP-335Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-461 · PRIORITY · The ostrich effect: Selective attention to information — Karlsson, Loewenstein & Seppi, Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 38:95–115 (2009)supports: HSRP-336Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-462 · PRIORITY · The Preference for Belief Consonance — Golman, Loewenstein, Moene & Zarri, Journal of Economic Perspectives 30(3):165–188 (2016)supports: HSRP-336Cited on: /neuroscience, /the-hive-mind
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SRC-481 · PRIORITY · Confidence drives a neural confirmation bias — Rollwage, Loosen, Hauser, Moran, Dolan & Fleming, Nature Communications 11:2634 (2020)
Open access (PMCID PMC7250867).Cited on: /neuroscience, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-496 · PRIORITY · Anterior insular cortex is necessary for empathetic pain perception — Gu, Gao, Wang, Liu, Knight, Hof & Fan, Brain 135(9):2726–2735 (2012)
Open access (PMCID PMC3437027; PMID 22961548; DOI 10.1093/brain/aws199). Patients with focal anterior insular lesions, but not anterior cingulate lesions, showed deficits in explicit and implicit empathetic pain perception.supports: HSRP-311Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-497 · PRIORITY · Acute lesions that impair affective empathy — Leigh, Oishi, Hsu, Lindquist, Gottesman, Jarso, Crainiceanu, Mori & Hillis, Brain 136(8):2539–2549 (2013)
Open access (PMCID PMC3722353; PMID 23824490; DOI 10.1093/brain/awt177). In 27 patients with acute right-hemisphere stroke, impaired affective empathy was associated with infarcts particularly in the temporal pole and anterior insula.supports: HSRP-311Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-498 · PRIORITY · Empathic deficits in combat veterans with traumatic brain injury: a voxel-based lesion-symptom mapping study — Driscoll, Dal Monte, Solomon, Krueger & Grafman, Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology 25(4):160–166 (2012)
PMID 23277137; DOI 10.1097/WNN.0b013e318280cf4e. In 192 veterans with penetrating brain injury, damage to ventrolateral prefrontal cortex, posterior temporal lobes and insula was associated with diminished emotional empathy.supports: HSRP-311Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-532 · PRIORITY · Brain Maturation in Adolescence and Young Adulthood: Regional Age-Related Changes in Cortical Thickness and White Matter Volume and Microstructure — Tamnes, Østby, Fjell, Westlye, Due-Tønnessen & Walhovd, Cerebral Cortex 20(3):534-548 (2010)
Paywalled. DOI 10.1093/cercor/bhp118. 168 participants aged 8 to 30 with structural MRI and DTI; cortical thickness was the most strongly age-related parameter, and cortical thinning in adolescence could not be explained by white-matter maturation in the underlying regions.supports: HSRP-373Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-533 · PRIORITY · Development of the Cerebral Cortex across Adolescence: A Multisample Study of Inter-Related Longitudinal Changes in Cortical Volume, Surface Area, and Thickness — Tamnes, Herting, Goddings, Meuwese, Blakemore, Dahl, Güroğlu, Raznahan, Sowell, Crone & Mills, Journal of Neuroscience 37(12):3402-3412 (2017)
Open access (PMCID PMC5373125; DOI 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.3302-16.2017). Multisample longitudinal study reporting widespread and regionally variable nonlinear decreases in cortical volume and thickness with comparably smaller steady decreases in surface area; states directly that different measures of brain anatomy develop differently across adolescence. Load-bearing source for HSRP-373.supports: HSRP-373Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-534 · PRIORITY · Heterogeneity in subcortical brain development: a structural magnetic resonance imaging study of brain maturation from 8 to 30 years — Østby, Tamnes, Fjell, Westlye, Due-Tønnessen & Walhovd, Journal of Neuroscience 29(38):11772-11782 (2009)
DOI 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1242-09.2009.supports: HSRP-373Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-535 · PRIORITY · The developmental mismatch in structural brain maturation during adolescence — Blakemore, Developmental Neuroscience 36(3-4):147-160 (2014)
PMID 24993606. DOI 10.1159/000362328. The developmental mismatch: threat-response and reward systems maturing ahead of the evaluative system.supports: HSRP-373Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-536 · PRIORITY · Arrested development? Reconsidering dual-systems models of brain function in adolescence and disorders — Pfeifer & Allen, Trends in Cognitive Sciences 16(6):322-329 (2012)
PMID 22613872. ENTERED AS COUNTER-EVIDENCE, not as support: the dual-systems model framing the developmental asymmetry is itself under active reconsideration. Author list verified at source (Pfeifer JH, Allen NB); the brief supplied no authors.supports: HSRP-373Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-537 · PRIORITY · Dynamic mapping of human cortical development during childhood through early adulthood — Gogtay, N., Giedd, J.N., Lusk, L., Hayashi, K.M., Greenstein, D., Vaituzis, A.C., Nugent, T.F. 3rd, Herman, D.H., Clasen, L.S., Toga, A.W., Rapoport, J.L. & Thompson, P.M., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 101(21):8174-8179 (2004)
PMID 15148381. PMCID PMC419576. DOI 10.1073/pnas.0402680101. Verified at source on 2026-09-19 against PubMed, including the full author list. The longitudinal project that produced the twenty-five figure: thirteen healthy children scanned every two years for eight to ten years, covering ages 4 to 21. Completion of prefrontal maturation was never observed, because the data stopped first.supports: HSRP-373Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-539 · PRIORITY · An adversarial collaboration on the rigidity-of-the-right, symmetry thesis, or rigidity-of-extremes: The answer depends on the question — Bowes, Clark, Conway, Costello, Osborne, Tetlock & van Prooijen, Political Psychology 47:e70071 (2025)
PRIMARY SOURCE for HSRP-330. Open access; DOI 10.1111/pops.70071. Adversarial collaboration between researchers from three opposing camps with an independent moderator conducting the analyses; 44 rigidity measures catalogued, one retained as unconfounded by all adversaries (evidence-based belief updating); 6,181 preregistered participants. Data at OSF, DOI 10.17605/OSF.IO/NGWPK. Funded by NSF SBE Postdoctoral Fellowship 2313708 and the Adversarial Collaboration Project.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-540 · PRIORITY · Clarifying the structure and nature of left-wing authoritarianism — Costello, Bowes, Stevens, Waldman, Tasimi & Lilienfeld, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 122(1):135-170 (2022)
PMID 34383522. DOI 10.1037/pspp0000341.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-541 · PRIORITY · Revisiting the rigidity-of-the-right hypothesis: A meta-analytic review — Costello, Bowes, Baldwin, Malka & Tasimi, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 124(5):1025-1052 (2023)
PMID 36326677. DOI 10.1037/pspp0000446. N = 187,612. Finds the conservatism-rigidity association tremendously heterogeneous, robust for social but not economic conservatism, absent outside the United States for economic conservatism, and inflated by nonrepresentative sampling, criterion contamination and US-weighting. Open-access preprint on PsyArXiv.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-542 · PRIORITY · Finding the Loch Ness Monster: Left-Wing Authoritarianism in the United States — Conway, Houck, Gornick & Repke, Political Psychology 39(5):1049-1067 (2018)
Source of the instrument qualification attached to SRC-077: the inability to find left-wing authoritarianism using an Altemeyer-style measure has itself been used as evidence for the conservative-rigidity theory, and the theory has been largely fuelled by measures that demonstrate conservatives have rigid characteristics liberals are presumed to lack.supports: HSRP-330 -
SRC-543 · PRIORITY · At least bias is bipartisan: A meta-analytic comparison of partisan bias in liberals and conservatives — Ditto, Liu, Clark, Wojcik, Chen, Grady, Celniker & Zinger, Perspectives on Psychological Science 14:273-291 (2019)
Directly replied to by SRC-544 (Baron & Jost 2019) in the same journal; the register holds both sides.supports: HSRP-330 -
SRC-544 · PRIORITY · False equivalence: Are liberals and conservatives in the United States equally biased? — Baron & Jost, Perspectives on Psychological Science 14:292-303 (2019)
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SRC-545 · PRIORITY · Left-wing authoritarianism is not a myth, but a worrisome reality. Evidence from 13 eastern European countries — De Regt, Mortelmans & Smits, Communist and Post-Communist Studies 44:299-308 (2011)
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SRC-546 · PRIORITY · Closed-minded cognition: Right-wing authoritarianism is negatively related to belief updating following prediction error — Sinclair, Stanley & Seli, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review 27:1348-1361 (2020)supports: HSRP-330
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SRC-547 · PRIORITY · The partisan mind: Is extreme political partisanship related to cognitive inflexibility? — Zmigrod, Rentfrow & Robbins, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General 149:407-418 (2020)
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SRC-548 · PRIORITY · Political conservatism as motivated social cognition — Jost, Glaser, Kruglanski & Sulloway, Psychological Bulletin 129(3):339-375 (2003)
PMID 12784934. Verified at source against PubMed on 2026-09-19: title, journal, volume 129, issue 3, pages 339-75, four authors. Cited by HSRP-375 as the field's renowned defence of the rigidity-of-the-right hypothesis, which uses the words rigid or rigidity 23 times without defining the construct.supports: HSRP-375 -
SRC-549 · PRIORITY · Erich Fromm's Ecological Messianism — Ryan Gunderson, Humanity & Society 38(2):182-204 (2014)
DOI 10.1177/0160597614529112. Verified at source 2026-09-19 via the Crossref API: author Ryan Gunderson, Humanity & Society, volume 38, issue 2, pages 182-204, 2014, SAGE Publications. TITLE CAVEAT: Crossref returns the title as "Erich Fromm's Ecological Messianism" with no subtitle. The 2026-09-19 brief gave it as "...: The First Biophilia Hypothesis as Humanistic Social Theory"; that subtitle is NOT confirmed by Crossref and is recorded here as unconfirmed rather than assumed to be a Crossref truncation. Source for Fromm's three prerequisites - security, justice, freedom - which a later pass requires.supports: HSRP-041Cited on: /crossmap-glossary -
SRC-550 · PRIORITY · The Emotional Brain: The Mysterious Underpinnings of Emotional Life — Joseph E. LeDoux (Simon & Schuster) (1996)
The popularising source of the "low road / high road" framing and of the millisecond figures that circulate in secondary accounts. Cited here as the route by which rodent auditory latencies entered discussion of HUMAN VISUAL threat processing, where they do not apply. The underlying experiment is SRC-428 (Quirk, Repa & LeDoux 1995), which is rodent auditory fear conditioning. Not a source for any human figure.supports: HSRP-310Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-554 · PRIORITY · The relationship between narcissism and alexithymia: A systematic review and meta-analysis — Song, Tziliaskopoulos & Willis, Personality and Individual Differences
ScienceDirect identifier S019188692500580X. Fourteen studies, more than eight thousand participants. The narcissism-alexithymia relationship is null overall and NEGATIVE for the grandiose subtype — which is why /psycho-vulgarism no longer claims that Psycho-Vulgarism correlates with narcissistic personality structures via interoceptive deficit. REFINE: volume, page range and year are not yet verified at source; the identifier is recorded so the refinement pass can resolve them.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-555 · PRIORITY · Alexithymia: a general deficit of interoception — Brewer, Cook & Bird, Royal Society Open Science (2016)
DOI 10.1098/rsos.150664. PMCID PMC5098957. Open access. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19: the PMC record returned 229,081 bytes containing "Alexithymia" (102 occurrences), "interoception" (29), "general deficit" (4) and the DOI fragment 150664 (110). Establishes alexithymia as an interoceptive deficit, which is the measure by which the narcissism relationship is assessed.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-556 · PRIORITY · Can neuroscience help to understand narcissism? A systematic review of an emerging field — Personality Neuroscience (Cambridge University Press)
Source for the measured dissociation cited on /psycho-vulgarism: grandiose narcissism is associated with heightened vigilance to ego threat and elevated stress responses following it, including raised baseline stress indicators, and these responses are not commonly observed in self-report. REFINE: author list, volume, year and pages are not recorded and were not supplied; this record carries a title and journal only and must be completed before it is relied on further.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-557 · PRIORITY · Lithium and Therapeutic Targeting of GSK-3 — Cells 10(2):255 (2021)
DOI 10.3390/cells10020255. PMCID PMC7910927. Open access. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19: the PMC record returned 495,232 bytes containing "Therapeutic Targeting of GSK-3" (4), "inositol monophosphatase" (2), "phosphoglucomutase" (3) and "arrestin" (4). Source of the canonical lithium target list used on /neuroscience and of the four criteria the field applies before attributing an effect of lithium to a specific target. CORRECTS A PAGE ERROR: mTOR is NOT a direct lithium target; the effect is real but reached THROUGH GSK-3, which exerts tonic inhibition on Akt/mTORC1. STANDING CANDIDATE, not acted on: this review also holds that lithium's indirect inhibition may itself be a consequence of the direct inhibition, since GSK-3 regulates itself through feedback loops. That would require rewriting the page's "two locks on one door" framing rather than appending to it, so it was deliberately not added as a clause on 2026-09-19.supports: HSRP-312Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-558 · PRIORITY · Validating GSK3 as an in vivo target of lithium action — [authors not yet recorded]
PMCID PMC2747042. Open access. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19: the PMC record returned 176,030 bytes containing "Validating GSK3" (4), "arrestin" (3) and "lithium" (38). Source of the beta-arrestin-2 entry in the lithium target list on /neuroscience. REFINE: author list, journal, volume, year and pages were not supplied and are not verified; the PMCID is recorded so the refinement pass can resolve them.supports: HSRP-312Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-588 · PRIORITY · Sick individuals and sick populations — Rose, G., International Journal of Epidemiology 14(1):32-38 (1985)
doi:10.1093/ije/14.1.32. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 via the NCBI E-utilities record (PMID 3872850); journal, volume, issue, pages and year independently confirmed via Crossref. The sentence quoted on /pv-remediation — "If exposure to a necessary agent is homogeneous within a population, then case/control and cohort methods will fail to detect it: they will only identify markers of susceptibility" — is from ROSE'S OWN ABSTRACT, not body prose, and the page says so. METHOD NOTE: a first attempt resolved to PMCID PMC7526638, which returned HTTP 200 at 211KB of an unrelated surgical-oncology paper. Status-only checking would have passed it.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-589 · PRIORITY · Why People Obey the Law — Tyler, Tom R. (Yale University Press 1990; Princeton University Press 2006) (1990)
Bibliographic record VERIFIED 2026-09-22 via Open Library: first published 1990, both Yale University Press and Princeton University Press printings confirmed, later printings 1992, 2006 and 2021. The book's contents were NOT read at source in this session; the page rests its Tyler claims on the two journal articles at SRC-590 and SRC-591, whose abstracts were verified, and names this book only as the start of the research programme.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-590 · PRIORITY · The Role of Procedural Justice and Legitimacy in Shaping Public Support for Policing — Sunshine, J. & Tyler, T.R., Law & Society Review 37(3):513-547 (2003)
doi:10.1111/1540-5893.3703002. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 via Crossref, including the full abstract. PAGE RANGE CORRECTED: the handoff supplied 513-548; Crossref gives 513-547. Supports the two claims made on /pv-remediation — that legitimacy was tested against three instrumental alternatives (risk of sanction, police performance against crime, distributive fairness) and outperformed them, and that the key antecedent of legitimacy is the fairness of the procedures rather than effectiveness against crime.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-591 · PRIORITY · The Impact of Psychological Science on Policing in the United States — Tyler, T.R., Goff, P.A. & MacCoun, R.J., Psychological Science in the Public Interest 16(3):75-109 (2015)
doi:10.1177/1529100615617791. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 via Crossref, including the full abstract; volume, issue, pages and all three authors confirmed. Supports the page's statement that perceived legitimacy shapes compliance and cooperation as well as or better than the perceived risk of punishment, and the framing of a shift away from the dominant coercive model. FULL TEXT NOT REACHED: SAGE, the NIJ mirror and the Columbia repository all refused automated access, so only abstract-level claims are made on the page.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-593 · PRIORITY · Creators and Destroyers — Fromm, Erich, The Saturday Review, New York, 4 January 1964, pp. 22-25 (1964)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from the complete essay published by the Literary Estate of Erich Fromm (fromm-online.org item 1964f-eng), extracted with pdftotext and probed on whitespace- and apostrophe-normalised text. THE SENTENCE THIS SITE RELIES ON, verbatim: "The necrophilous person is driven by the desire to transform the organic into the inorganic, to approach life mechanically, as if all living persons were things." It is on p. 22 — the essay's {23} page-change marker falls after it — and the same passage appears in The Heart of Man (1964) at p. 41. CORRECTS A CONFLATION CARRIED ELSEWHERE ON THIS SITE: the form "He approaches life mechanically and bureaucratically, as if all living persons were merely things" is NOT what Fromm wrote. It splices this sentence together with a different one about the biophilous person (who influences "not by force, by cutting things apart, by the bureaucratic manner of administering people as if they were things") and inserts the word "merely", which appears nowhere in the essay. See the HELD item in CLAUDE.md for the locations still carrying the conflated form. CONFLATION NOW CORRECTED AT SOURCE on all three pages (2026-09-22). On /crossmap-glossary the WHOLE quoted block was replaced, not only the conflated sentence: every fragment of it ("fascinated by all that is not alive", "sickness, death, burials, money, gadgets, and punishment", "prefers memory to understanding, having to being") was checked against this essay, The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness and The Sane Society on whitespace- and apostrophe-normalised text and NONE was verbatim in any of them. The entry was a paraphrase presented inside quotation marks; it now carries three consecutive verbatim sentences instead. ALSO CITED ON /evidence-of-the-breach, two pinpoints at PDF p. 2: "The necrophilous person is driven by the desire to transform the organic into the inorganic, to approach life mechanically, as if all living persons were things." and "He loves control, and in the act of controlling he kills life." BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. REUSE ESTABLISHED 2026-10-03: the Block 3 brief expected a new record for this article; it was already here, and a second record would have re-split the work whose single-record status is the fix for the Fromm conflation recorded in CLAUDE.md. The page states that the term is Fromm's for a character in a person and that the institutional form is this project's model, not Fromm's. ALSO CITED ON /united-states, /national-security-notice and /natural-law from 2026-10-07 (Block 7, U35, U36, U37, U39). All four sentences had attributed the INSTITUTIONAL form of necrophilia to Fromm; each now says the word is Fromm's for a character in a person and that the institutional application is this project's model. That is the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh page-level repair of the conflation recorded in CLAUDE.md. UNVERIFIED CITATION, recorded under 4(d) as revised 2026-10-12 rather than flagging this record, which the register already records as verified at source: /the-hive-mind [341], the article as cited; the entry names no point: not yet verified at source.supports: HSRP-412 -
SRC-594 · PRIORITY · On Reich's Social and Political Development: Treatment, Cure, and the Patriarchal Family — Bennett, Philip W., The Journal of Psychiatric Orgone Therapy (2019)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22. Secondary source, recorded as such. Quotes Reich's own account from The Function of the Orgasm (SRC-096) verbatim: "I gave my talk on the prophylaxis of neuroses to Freud's inner circle on December 12, 1929. These monthly meetings in Freud's house were open only to the officers of the psychoanalytic society." Also attests that Reich founded the Sozialistische Gesellschaft für Sexualberatung und Sexualforschung with the physician Marie Frischauf. DATE CORRECTION ON RECORD: this source places that founding at the BEGINNING OF 1929, not late 1928 as supplied in the brief; the page follows the source. WHY THIS RECORD EXISTS: The Function of the Orgasm could not be read directly — all six Internet Archive copies located on 2026-09-22 are lending-restricted — so Reich's sentence is attested here at one remove. For that reason the page states the December 1929 talk as fact but does NOT put Reich's sentence in quotation marks. SOURCE THAT DOES NOT ATTEST IT: the Wilhelm Reich Museum biography, also named in the brief, contains no occurrence of "prophylaxis", "1929" or "Sexpol" and does not support this claim.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-595 · PRIORITY · A Four-Component Model of Procedural Justice: Defining the Meaning of a “Fair” Process — Blader, S.L. & Tyler, T.R., Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 29(6):747-758 (2003)
doi:10.1177/0146167203029006007. PMID 15189630. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-22 via Crossref; title, both authors, journal, volume, issue, pages and year all confirmed exactly as supplied. CITED FOR THE STRUCTURE ONLY: the four-component model establishes quality of treatment and quality of decision-making as DISTINCT components and finds that all four contribute. IT DOES NOT RANK THEM, and must not be cited for the proposition that treatment outweighs decision-making — that comparison belongs to SRC-596 and to the studies underlying it.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-596 · PRIORITY · The use of experimental vignettes in studying police procedural justice: a systematic review — Nivette, A., Nägel, C. & Stan, A., Journal of Experimental Criminology 20(1):151-186 (2022)
doi:10.1007/s11292-022-09529-7. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22; full citation resolved via Crossref (the brief supplied the DOI and content but not the authors, volume or year) and the quoted sentence confirmed verbatim in the article itself: studies that have distinguished between quality of treatment and decision-making "generally found that the quality of treatment, notably respect, tends to be more strongly correlated with attitudinal outcomes compared to decision-making." ATTRIBUTION, STATED CAREFULLY: this is a finding of the wider procedural-justice literature and is NOT Tyler's. The review attributes it to Hinds & Murphy (2007), Reisig et al. (2007) and Solomon (2019) — the brief's excerpt elided the third. Those three underlying studies were NOT read at source and are not entered as records; the page cites this review and names them. It is a CORRELATIONAL finding about attitudinal outcomes, not a causal ranking, and the page uses "more strongly correlated" rather than any stronger verb.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-597 · PRIORITY · Principles of Procedurally Just Policing — Quattlebaum, M., Meares, T. & Tyler, T., The Justice Collaboratory at Yale Law School (2018)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from the report PDF, extracted with pdftotext. Quoted on /pv-remediation: "a driver's perception of his experience of being stopped by a police officer will depend less on whether he receives a ticket, and more on whether he feels the officer has treated him in a 'procedurally just' way." The four central features are confirmed verbatim in the following sentence: treated with dignity and respect, given voice, a neutral and transparent decision-maker, and a decision-maker conveying trustworthy motives. URL NOTE: the Justice Collaboratory web page supplied in the brief (law.yale.edu/justice-collaboratory/procedural-justice) returns HTTP 404, and the successor at justicehappenshere.yale.edu is JS-rendered and yields no text to a fetch. This report is the stable, citable primary and is used instead.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-605 · PRIORITY · Is Deliberation an Antidote to Extreme Partisan Polarization? Reflections on America in One Room — Fishkin, J., Siu, A., Diamond, L. & Bradburn, N., American Political Science Review 115(4):1464-1481 (2021)
doi:10.1017/S0003055421000642. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 via Crossref including the full abstract; the DOI supplied with this item was reconstructed rather than read, and it resolves correctly. Title, all four authors, journal, volume, issue, pages and year all confirmed. Quoted verbatim: "The deliberators showed large, depolarizing changes in their policy attitudes and large decreases in affective polarization." WORDING CORRECTION: the brief supplied "de-polarizing"; the published text is "depolarizing", unhyphenated. CLAIMS NOT CARRIED, because the abstract does not support them and the full text was not reached: that the movement ran in both directions on the most polarized positions of both parties, and that deliberators later voted according to their post-deliberation preferences.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-606 · PRIORITY · America in One Room (project page) — Deliberative Democracy Lab, Stanford University (2019)
Organiser's project page, reachable and confirmed 2026-09-22. Recorded as context for the field experiment; the FINDINGS rest on SRC-605, not on this page. DATE NOT CARRIED ON THE PAGE: the brief dated the gathering to September 2019, which could not be confirmed from a reachable source, so /pv-remediation states the experiment without a month or year and lets the published paper carry it.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-610 · PRIORITY · A theory of marital dissolution and stability — Gottman, J.M., Journal of Family Psychology 7(1):57-75 (1993)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-24 via Crossref; journal, volume, issue, pages and year all confirmed. The handoff supplied a YEAR ONLY for this item. Source for the flooding mechanism and the withdrawal pattern quoted on /psycho-vulgarism. NOT ENTERED, deliberately: the 1994 book "What Predicts Divorce?" was also supplied, but its year is reported inconsistently across catalogues (Open Library first-publish 1993; other records 1994 and 1996), so the page cites this article instead.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-611 · PRIORITY · Emotional flooding in response to negative affect in couple conflicts: Individual differences and correlates — Malik, J., Heyman, R.E. & Smith Slep, A.M., Journal of Family Psychology 34(2):145-154 (2020)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-24 via Crossref. The handoff recorded journal, volume and pages as NOT ESTABLISHED and noted one source giving 2019; all are now established and the year is 2020. Cited on /psycho-vulgarism for the finding that the gendered flooding difference was NOT observed.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-612 · PRIORITY · The Intimate Partner Flooding Scale — Foran, H.M., Lorber, M.F., Malik, J., Heyman, R.E. & Smith Slep, A.M., Assessment 27(6):1151-1162 (2020)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-24 via Crossref. The handoff recorded the full citation as NOT ESTABLISHED. Crossref carries an online-first date of 2018 for the Assessment article and 2020 for the associated PsycTESTS dataset; the issue (27(6)) is 2020. Cited on /psycho-vulgarism for the WEAK gendered finding — slightly higher mean flooding in men.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-613 · PRIORITY · Biobehavioral responses to stress in females: Tend-and-befriend, not fight-or-flight — Taylor, S.E., Klein, L.C., Lewis, B.P., Gruenewald, T.L., Gurung, R.A.R. & Updegraff, J.A., Psychological Review 107(3):411-429 (2000)
doi:10.1037/0033-295X.107.3.411. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-24 from the NCBI abstract record (PMID 10941275) and independently via Crossref. PAGE RANGE CORRECTION ON RECORD: the range is 411-429. A widely reproduced citation transposes it as "441-429", which is impossible on its face, and that form must never be used. THE AUTHORS' OWN QUALIFICATION, verified verbatim in the abstract and carried on /psycho-vulgarism because it is the load-bearing part: "Although fight-or-flight may characterize the primary physiological responses to stress for both males and females, we propose that, behaviorally, females' responses are more marked by a pattern of 'tend-and-befriend.'" The distinction they draw is BEHAVIOURAL, not physiological.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-614 · PRIORITY · Sex differences in behavioral and hormonal response to social threat: Commentary on Taylor et al. (2000) — Geary, D.C. & Flinn, M.V., Psychological Review 109(4):745-750 (2002)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-24 via Crossref, and independently corroborated by the NCBI "Comment in" field on the Taylor record (SRC-613). Entered together with the authors' reply (SRC-615): citing one side of a published exchange without the other would misrepresent it.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-615 · PRIORITY · Sex differences in biobehavioral responses to threat: Reply to Geary and Flinn (2002) — Taylor, S.E., Lewis, B.P., Gruenewald, T.L., Gurung, R.A.R., Updegraff, J.A. & Klein, L.C., Psychological Review 109(4):751-753 (2002)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-24 via Crossref. Same journal, same volume and same issue as the Geary & Flinn commentary (SRC-614), which confirms the page's statement that the challenge was answered in the same journal and issue.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-696 · PRIORITY · Public Trust in Government: 1958-2025 — Pew Research Center (2025)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: 17 percent in the September 2025 survey; 77 percent in 1964. pewresearch.org returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-03. CARRIED ON THE PAGE AS CONTEXT ONLY, by the page's own first rule of counting: a survey measures the people's judgment and is not an act of government. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on a re-check, after the host returned HTTP 403 earlier the same day. The fact sheet states "Just 17% of Americans now say they trust the government in Washington to do what is right"; its own data table gives the row "9/28/2025 Pew Research Center 17 17" and Pew's note confirms "the most recent number (September 2025)". The 1964 figure stands in the same table as "10/15/1964 NES 77 77" - a bare number in the data, not printed as "77%" in the prose. Pew adds that the September 2025 survey "was conducted just prior to the federal government shutdown that ran from Oct. 1 to Nov. 12". The PARTIAL status this record carried on entry is LIFTED. It is still carried on the page as CONTEXT ONLY: a survey measures the people's judgment and is not an act of government.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-708 · PRIORITY · Political sectarianism in America — Finkel, Eli J., Christopher A. Bail, Mina Cikara, Peter H. Ditto, Shanto Iyengar, Samara Klar, Lilliana Mason, Mary C. McGrath, Brendan Nyhan, David G. Rand, Linda J. Skitka, Joshua A. Tucker, Jay J. Van Bavel, Cynthia S. Wang & James N. Druckman, Science 370(6516):533-536 (2020)
DOI 10.1126/science.abe1715, established 2026-10-03 from Crossref, which also confirms fifteen authors and the pages 533-536. PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: p. 533, the definition - the article sets it as an APPOSITIVE, not a standalone sentence: "We propose here a superordinate construct, political sectarianism - the tendency to adopt a moralized identification with one political group and against another."; p. 533, "cold feelings toward the out-party now exceed warm feelings toward the in-party"; p. 535, "a majority-party candidate in most U.S. House districts - Democrat or Republican - could get elected despite openly violating democratic principles like electoral fairness, checks and balances, or civil liberties". THE PAGE OF THE DEFINITION IS 533, established 2026-10-03; the block recorded it as not known. THE TWO LONG DASHES IN THE THIRD QUOTATION ARE EM DASHES IN THE SOURCE: pdftotext flattens them to hyphens, which is an extraction artefact. The third quotation reports a finding of Graham and Svolik, American Political Science Review 114 (2020): 392, which was not opened.supports: HSRP-414Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-709 · PRIORITY · Out-group animosity drives engagement on social media — Rathje, Steve, Jay J. Van Bavel & Sander van der Linden, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 118(26):e2024292118 (2021)
DOI 10.1073/pnas.2024292118. PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "Each individual term referring to the political out-group increased the odds of a social media post being shared by 67%." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the University of Cambridge repository, after pnas.org returned HTTP 403 and the Crossref record carried only the shorter Significance statement. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS, as the block asked: THE ABSTRACT, which also gives the post count - "Analyzing posts from news media accounts and US congressional members (n = 2,730,215)" - confirming both the figure and that the posts are from news-media and congressional accounts. OBSERVATIONAL, AND IT MEASURES SHARING, NOT VOTES; the page says so on its face.Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-753 · PRIORITY · Dehumanization: An integrative review — Haslam, Nick, Personality and Social Psychology Review 10(3):252-264 (2006)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [2].Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-754 · PRIORITY · A Process Account of Dehumanization: Extending the Framework with a Developmental Research Agenda — Vaes, Jeroen, Dapor, C., Meconi, F., Quadrelli, E., Roberti, E., Ruzzante, D., & Testa, A., Behavioral Sciences 16:867 (2026)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [3]. doi:10.3390/bs16060867. https://doi.org/10.3390/bs16060867supports: HSRP-423Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-759 · PRIORITY · A study of normative and informational social influences upon individual judgment — Deutsch, Morton, & Gerard, Harold B., Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 51(3):629-636 (1955)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [8]. doi:10.1037/h0046408. https://doi.org/10.1037/h0046408supports: HSRP-425Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-760 · PRIORITY · Compliance, identification, and internalization: Three processes of attitude change — Kelman, Herbert C., Journal of Conflict Resolution 2(1):51-60 (1958)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [9]. doi:10.1177/002200275800200106. https://doi.org/10.1177/002200275800200106supports: HSRP-425Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-761 · PRIORITY · Party over policy: The dominating impact of group influence on political beliefs — Cohen, Geoffrey L., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 85(5):808-822 (2003)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [10]. https://swap.stanford.edu/was/20140911222256mp_/https://ed.stanford.edu/sites/default/files/party_over_policy_0.pdf NOT THE SAME COHEN as SRC-379 (Jonathan D. Cohen, locus coeruleus-norepinephrine function), which the author probe returned on the surname alone.supports: HSRP-422Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-762 · PRIORITY · How social influence can undermine the wisdom of crowd effect — Lorenz, Jan, Rauhut, Heiko, Schweitzer, Frank, & Helbing, Dirk, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 108(22):9020-9025 (2011)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [12]. doi:10.1073/pnas.1008636108. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1008636108Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-764 · PRIORITY · Rediscovering the Social Group: A Self-Categorization Theory — Turner, John C., Hogg, Michael A., Oakes, Penelope J., Reicher, Stephen D., & Wetherell, Margaret S. (Oxford: Blackwell) (1987)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [14]. https://ci.nii.ac.jp/ncid/BA00711942 The author probe returned SRC-392 on "Turner" inside a nineteen-name author list; that is a different person and a different field.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-765 · PRIORITY · Epistemic dependence — Hardwig, John, Journal of Philosophy 82(7):335-349 (1985)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [15]. https://letr.org.uk/references/storage/HTB884MF/Hardwig%20-%201985%20-%20Epistemic%20Dependence.pdfsupports: HSRP-432Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-766 · PRIORITY · Experts: Which ones should you trust? — Goldman, Alvin I., Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 63(1):85-110 (2001)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [16]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE. Carried from the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list, which flags it "Not yet verified."Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-769 · PRIORITY · Social Psychology — Allport, Floyd H. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin) (1924)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [22]. https://brocku.ca/MeadProject/Karpf/1932/Karpf_Allport.html Floyd H. Allport, not Gordon W. Allport.supports: HSRP-434Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-770 · PRIORITY · Deindividuation and antinormative behavior: A meta-analysis — Postmes, Tom, & Spears, Russell, Psychological Bulletin 123(3):238-259 (1998)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [23]. https://ijoc.org/index.php/ijoc/article/download/4037/1544supports: HSRP-434Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-771 · PRIORITY · Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War — Trotter, Wilfred (London: T. Fisher Unwin) (1916)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [24]. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/53453/pg53453.txtsupports: HSRP-434Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-772 · PRIORITY · Massenpsychologie und Ich-Analyse — Freud, Sigmund (Leipzig, Vienna and Zurich: Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag); English: Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego, trans. J. Strachey, 1922; Standard Edition vol. 18 (1921)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [25]. https://gutenberg.org/cache/epub/35877/pg35877-images.html A separate work from SRC-076, Freud's The Ego and the Id (1923), and from SRC-075, which is Anna Freud.supports: HSRP-434Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-774 · PRIORITY · An integrative theory of intergroup conflict — Tajfel, Henri, & Turner, John C., in Austin, W. G., & Worchel, S. (eds), The Social Psychology of Intergroup Relations, pp. 33-47 (Monterey, CA: Brooks/Cole) (1979)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [27]. https://library.alnap.org/system/files/content/resource/files/main/tajfel-turner-1979-compress The title normalises close to SRC-379, "An integrative theory of locus coeruleus-norepinephrine function" - a title collision, not a duplicate.supports: HSRP-434Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-775 · PRIORITY · Groupthink — Whyte, William H., Jr., Fortune 45 (March) (1952)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [28]. https://fortune.com/2012/07/22/groupthink-fortune-1952 The coinage; the model is Janis (1972), a separate work.supports: HSRP-435Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-776 · PRIORITY · Victims of Groupthink — Janis, Irving L. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin; 2nd ed., Groupthink, 1982) (1972)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [29]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groupthinksupports: HSRP-435Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-777 · PRIORITY · Alive and well after 25 years: A review of groupthink research — Esser, James K., Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 73(2-3):116-141 (1998)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [30]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE. Carried from the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list, which flags it "Not yet verified." https://ideas.repec.org/r/eee/jobhdp/v73y1998i2-3p116-141.html The author probe returned SRC-487 and SRC-488 on "Esser" as a substring of "Juan-Tresserras" - a surname-substring artefact, not a candidate.supports: HSRP-435Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-778 · PRIORITY · Explaining lifelong loyalty: The role of identity fusion and self-shaping group events — Newson, Buhrmester, Whitehouse (2016)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [37].supports: HSRP-439Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-779 · PRIORITY · Brothers in arms: Libyan revolutionaries bond like family — Whitehouse, Buhrmester, Swann (2014)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [38].supports: HSRP-439Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-780 · PRIORITY · Rejected and excluded forevermore, but even more devoted: Irrevocable ostracism intensifies loyalty to the group among identity-fused persons — Gómez, Morales, Hart, Vázquez, Swann (2011)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [39].supports: HSRP-440Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-781 · PRIORITY · What motivates devoted actors to extreme sacrifice, identity fusion or sacred values? — Atran, Gómez (2018)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [40].Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-782 · PRIORITY · The psychology of the unthinkable: Taboo trade-offs, forbidden base rates, and heretical counterfactuals — Tetlock, Kristel, Elson, Green, Lerner (2000)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [41]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-442Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-783 · PRIORITY · Sacred bounds on rational resolution of violent political conflict — Ginges, Atran, Medin, Shikaki (2007)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [42].supports: HSRP-441Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-784 · PRIORITY · Sacred values in intergroup conflict: Resistance to social influence, temporal discounting, and exit strategies — Sheikh, Ginges, Atran (2013)
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SRC-785 · PRIORITY · Reducing exclusionary attitudes through interpersonal conversation: Evidence from three field experiments — Kalla, Broockman (2020)
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SRC-786 · PRIORITY · Partisans' receptivity to persuasive messaging is undiminished by countervailing party leader cues — Tappin, Berinsky, Rand (2023)
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SRC-787 · PRIORITY · How political parties shape public opinion in the real world — Slothuus, Bisgaard (2021)
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SRC-788 · PRIORITY · Compensatory control and religious beliefs: A registered replication report across two countries — Hoogeveen, Suzanne, et al., Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology (2018)
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SRC-789 · PRIORITY · God and the government: Testing a compensatory control mechanism for the support of external systems — Kay, Aaron C., Gaucher, D., Napier, J. L., Callan, M. J., & Laurin, K., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 95(1):18-35 (2008)
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SRC-794 · PRIORITY · Scientists under Hitler: Politics and the Physics Community in the Third Reich — Beyerchen (1977)
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SRC-795 · PRIORITY · Effects of group pressure upon the modification and distortion of judgments — Asch, Solomon E., in H. Guetzkow (ed.), Groups, Leadership and Men, 177-190 (Pittsburgh: Carnegie Press) (1951)
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SRC-796 · PRIORITY · Culture and conformity: A meta-analysis of studies using Asch's (1952b, 1956) line judgment task — Bond, Smith (1996)
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SRC-797 · PRIORITY · A theory of fads, fashion, custom, and cultural change as informational cascades — Bikhchandani, Hirshleifer, Welch (1992)
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SRC-798 · PRIORITY · The Psychology of Social Norms — Sherif (1936)
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SRC-799 · PRIORITY · The perpetuation of an arbitrary tradition through several generations of a laboratory microculture — Jacobs, Campbell (1961)
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SRC-800 · PRIORITY · Experimental evidence for tipping points in social convention — Centola, Becker, Brackbill, Baronchelli (2018)
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SRC-801 · PRIORITY · Complex contagions and the weakness of long ties — Centola, Macy (2007)
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SRC-802 · PRIORITY · The spread of behavior in an online social network experiment — Centola (2010)
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SRC-803 · PRIORITY · Does party trump ideology? Disentangling party and ideology in America — Barber, Pope (2019)
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SRC-804 · PRIORITY · A robustness reproduction of Tappin, Berinsky and Rand (2023) — Brailey, Kelly (2024)
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SRC-805 · PRIORITY · Does counter-attitudinal information cause backlash? Results from three large survey experiments — Guess, Coppock (2020)
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SRC-806 · PRIORITY · Persuasion in Parallel: How Information Changes Minds about Politics — Coppock (2023)
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SRC-807 · PRIORITY · Americans have grown more supportive of restrictions for trans people in recent years — Pew, Research, Center, February (2025)
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SRC-813 · PRIORITY · The Disappointed: Millerism and Millenarianism in the Nineteenth Century — Numbers, Butler (1987)
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SRC-815 · PRIORITY · Dr. Rachel Levine Denies Having Pressured WPATH to Remove Age Limits on Minors' Gender Treatments — Ryan (2025)
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SRC-816 · PRIORITY · NCAA announces transgender student-athlete participation policy change — February (2025)
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SRC-817 · PRIORITY · Students' Attitudes: A Report of the Syracuse University Reaction Study — Katz, Allport (1931)
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SRC-818 · PRIORITY · Pluralistic ignorance and alcohol use on campus: Some consequences of misperceiving the social norm — Prentice, Miller (1993)
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SRC-819 · PRIORITY · Now out of never: The element of surprise in the East European revolution of 1989 — Kuran (1991)
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SRC-820 · PRIORITY · Keeping your mouth shut: Spiraling self-censorship in the United States — Gibson, Sutherland (2023)
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SRC-821 · PRIORITY · The 'spiral of silence' revisited: A meta-analysis on the relationship between perceptions of opinion support and political opinion expression — Matthes, Knoll, Sikorski (2018)
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SRC-822 · PRIORITY · The spiral of silence: A theory of public opinion — Noelle-, Neumann (1974)
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SRC-823 · PRIORITY · Correcting inaccurate metaperceptions reduces Americans' support for partisan violence — Mernyk, Pink, Druckman, Willer (2022)
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SRC-824 · PRIORITY · Current research overstates American support for political violence — Westwood, Grimmer, Tyler, Nall (2022)
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SRC-825 · PRIORITY · The false enforcement of unpopular norms — Willer, Kuwabara, Macy (2009)
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SRC-826 · PRIORITY · Rational Ritual: Culture, Coordination, and Common Knowledge — Chwe (2001)
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SRC-827 · PRIORITY · What drives media slant? Evidence from U.S. daily newspapers — Gentzkow, Shapiro (2010)
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SRC-828 · PRIORITY · Inside the funhouse mirror factory: How social media distorts perceptions of norms — Robertson, Rosario, Van, Bavel (2024)
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SRC-829 · PRIORITY · The contact hypothesis re-evaluated — Paluck, Green (2019)
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SRC-830 · PRIORITY · Social categorization and intergroup behaviour — Tajfel, Billig, Bundy, Flament (1971)
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SRC-831 · PRIORITY · The psychology of prejudice: Ingroup love or outgroup hate? — Brewer (1999)
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SRC-832 · PRIORITY · Dehumanization increases instrumental violence, but not moral violence — Rai, Valdesolo, Graham (2017)
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SRC-839 · PRIORITY · The 'black sheep effect': Extremity of judgments towards ingroup members as a function of group identification — Marques, Yzerbyt, Leyens (1988)
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SRC-840 · PRIORITY · Group membership and deviance punishment: Are deviant ingroup members actually judged more negatively than outgroup ones? — Bonetto, Carsel, Adam-, Troian, Varet, Keeran, Monaco, Piermattéo (2023)
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SRC-841 · PRIORITY · '(N)One of us but all of them!' Ingroup favouritism on individual and group levels in the context of deviant behaviour — Khosrowtaj, Teige-, Mocigemba, Yzerbyt (2024)
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SRC-842 · PRIORITY · Faking it is hard to do: Entrepreneurial norm enforcement and suspicions of deviance — Kim, Zuckerman, Sivan (2017)
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SRC-852 · PRIORITY · Propaganda and conflict: Evidence from the Rwandan genocide — Yanagizawa-, Drott (2014)
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SRC-853 · PRIORITY · The Order of Genocide: Race, Power, and War in Rwanda — Straus (2006)
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SRC-854 · PRIORITY · Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland — Browning (1992)
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SRC-855 · PRIORITY · Rationalist explanations for war — Fearon (1995)
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SRC-856 · PRIORITY · Why We Fight: The Roots of War and the Paths to Peace — Blattman (2022)
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SRC-857 · PRIORITY · Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View — Milgram, Stanley (New York: Harper & Row) (1974)
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SRC-858 · PRIORITY · The Altruistic Personality: Rescuers of Jews in Nazi Europe — Oliner (1988)
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SRC-859 · PRIORITY · They saw a game: A case study — Hastorf, Cantril (1954)
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SRC-860 · PRIORITY · Brazil's football warriors: Social bonding and inter-group violence — Newson, Bortolini, Buhrmester, Silva, Aquino, Whitehouse (2018)
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SRC-861 · PRIORITY · Understanding the positive social psychological benefits of sport team identification: The team identification–social psychological health model — Wann (2006)
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SRC-862 · PRIORITY · Hermaphroditism, gender and precocity in hyperadrenocorticism: Psychologic findings — Money, John, Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital 96(6):253-264 (1955)
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SRC-863 · PRIORITY · An examination of some basic sexual concepts: The evidence of human hermaphroditism — Money, J., Hampson, J. G., & Hampson, J. L., Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital 97(4):301-319 (1955)
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SRC-864 · PRIORITY · A contribution to the study of gender identity — Stoller, Robert J., International Journal of Psycho-Analysis 45:220-226 (1964)
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SRC-865 · PRIORITY · On homosexuality and gender identity — Greenson, Ralph R., International Journal of Psycho-Analysis 45:217-219 (1964)
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SRC-866 · PRIORITY · Transgender Liberation: A Movement Whose Time Has Come — Feinberg (1992)
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SRC-880 · PRIORITY · LGBTQ+ Identification Holds at 9% in U.S — Gallup, February (2026)
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SRC-890 · PRIORITY · A look inside the playbook on transgender health bills — Associated, May (2023)
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SRC-891 · PRIORITY · Model Legislation and the Diffusion of LGBTQ Policies — Audero, Spicka (2025)
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SRC-895 · PRIORITY · When men break the gender rules: Status incongruity and backlash toward modest men — Moss-Racusin, Corinne A., Phelan, J. E., & Rudman, L. A., Psychology of Men & Masculinity 11(2):140-151 (2010)
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SRC-896 · PRIORITY · Self-promotion as a risk factor for women: The costs and benefits of counterstereotypical impression management — Rudman, Laurie A., Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 74(3):629-645 (1998)
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SRC-900 · PRIORITY · Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism — Anderson (1983)
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SRC-901 · PRIORITY · On the varieties of national attachment: Blind versus constructive patriotism — Schatz, Staub, Lavine (1999)
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SRC-903 · PRIORITY · Nazi indoctrination and anti-Semitic beliefs in Germany — Voigtländer, Voth (2015)
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SRC-904 · PRIORITY · Curriculum and Ideology — Cantoni, Chen, Yang, Yuchtman, Zhang (2017)
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SRC-905 · PRIORITY · Like-minded sources on Facebook are prevalent but not polarizing — Nyhan, Settle, Thorson, Wojcieszak, Barber, Chen, Allcott (2023)
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SRC-906 · PRIORITY · (Almost) everything in moderation: New evidence on Americans' online media diets — Guess (2021)
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SRC-907 · PRIORITY · Asymmetric ideological segregation in exposure to political news on Facebook — González-, Bailón, Lazer, Barber (2023)
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SRC-908 · PRIORITY · How do social media feed algorithms affect attitudes and behavior in an election campaign? — Guess, Malhotra, Pan, Barber, Allcott (2023)
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SRC-909 · PRIORITY · Reshares on social media amplify political news but do not detectably affect beliefs or opinions — Guess, Malhotra, Pan (2023)
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SRC-910 · PRIORITY · The effects of Facebook and Instagram on the 2020 election: A deactivation experiment — Allcott, Gentzkow, Mason (2024)
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SRC-911 · PRIORITY · Short-term exposure to filter-bubble recommendation systems has limited polarization effects: Naturalistic experiments on YouTube — Liu, Savas, Baum, Berinsky, Chaney, Lucas, Mariman, Benedictis-, Kessner, Guess, Knox, Stewart (2025)
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SRC-912 · PRIORITY · How social learning amplifies moral outrage expression in online social networks — Brady, Doan, Crockett (2021)
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SRC-913 · PRIORITY · Cult Formation — Lifton, Robert Jay, Cultic Studies Journal 8(1):3-4 (1991)
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SRC-914 · PRIORITY · Combatting Cult Mind Control — Hassan (1988)
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SRC-915 · PRIORITY · The BITE Model of Authoritarian Control: Undue Influence, Thought Reform, Brainwashing, Mind Control, Trafficking and the Law — Hassan (2020)
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SRC-916 · PRIORITY · The Making of a Moonie: Choice or Brainwashing? Oxford: Basil Blackwell — Barker (1984)
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SRC-917 · PRIORITY · Coercive Persuasion — Schein, Edgar H., Schneier, I., & Barker, C. H. (New York: W. W. Norton) (1961)
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SRC-918 · PRIORITY · Memorandum on deceptive and indirect methods of persuasion and control — American Psychological Association, Board of Social and Ethical Responsibility for Psychology (1987)
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SRC-919 · PRIORITY · Anti-cultists in the United States: An historical perspective — Melton (1999)
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SRC-921 · PRIORITY · Exit Cost Analysis: A New Approach to the Scientific Study of Brainwashing — Zablocki, Benjamin, Nova Religio 1(2):216-249 (1998)
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SRC-922 · PRIORITY · The Blacklisting of a Concept: The Strange History of the Brainwashing Conjecture in the Sociology of Religion — Zablocki, Benjamin, Nova Religio 1(1):96-121 (1997)
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SRC-923 · PRIORITY · Prophecy Fails Again: A Report of a Failure to Replicate — Hardyck, Braden (1962)
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SRC-924 · PRIORITY · When the Bombs Drop — Balch, Farnsworth, Wilkins (1983)
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SRC-925 · PRIORITY · 'It Separated the Wheat From the Chaff': The '1975' Prophecy and Its Impact Among Dutch Jehovah's Witnesses — Singelenberg (1989)
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SRC-926 · PRIORITY · Debunking 'When Prophecy Fails' — Kelly (2026)
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SRC-927 · PRIORITY · Prophetic Failure and Chiliastic Identity: The Case of Jehovah's Witnesses — Zygmunt (1970)
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SRC-928 · PRIORITY · Spiritualization and Reaffirmation: What Really Happens When Prophecy Fails — Melton (1985)
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SRC-929 · PRIORITY · Failed Prophecies Are Fatal — Kelly (2025)
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SRC-930 · PRIORITY · Bounded Choice: True Believers and Charismatic Cults — Lalich (2004)
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SRC-931 · PRIORITY · On the Edge: Political Cults Right and Left — Tourish, Wohlforth (2000)
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SRC-933 · PRIORITY · The Benefits and Hazards of the Philosophy of Ayn Rand: A Personal Statement — Branden (1984)
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SRC-934 · PRIORITY · The Passion of Ayn Rand's Critics — Valliant (2005)
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SRC-935 · PRIORITY · Cults: Faith, Healing, and Coercion — Galanter (1989)
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SRC-936 · PRIORITY · The Ordinal Effects of Ostracism: A Meta-Analysis of 120 Cyberball Studies — Hartgerink, Beest, Wicherts, Williams (2015)
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SRC-938 · PRIORITY · Expressive partisanship: Campaign involvement, political emotion, and partisan identity — Huddy, Mason, Aarøe (2015)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [183].supports: HSRP-514Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-939 · PRIORITY · Measuring partisanship as a social identity in multi-party systems — Bankert, Huddy, Rosema (2017)
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SRC-940 · PRIORITY · Uncivil Agreement: How Politics Became Our Identity — Mason (2018)
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SRC-941 · PRIORITY · The origins and consequences of affective polarization in the United States — Iyengar, Lelkes, Levendusky, Malhotra, Westwood (2019)
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SRC-942 · PRIORITY · The rise of negative partisanship and the nationalization of U.S. elections in the 21st century — Abramowitz, Webster (2016)
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SRC-943 · PRIORITY · 'Fear and loathing across party lines' (also) in Europe: Affective polarisation in European party systems — Reiljan (2020)
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SRC-944 · PRIORITY · Les partis politiques — Duverger (1951)
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SRC-946 · PRIORITY · Making Votes Count: Strategic Coordination in the World's Electoral Systems — Cox (1997)
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SRC-947 · PRIORITY · The two-party system and Duverger's law: An essay on the history of political science — Riker (1982)
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SRC-948 · PRIORITY · Duverger's law and the meaning of Canadian exceptionalism — Gaines (1999)
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SRC-952 · PRIORITY · The Value of Saintliness — James (1902)
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SRC-956 · PRIORITY · Economy and Society , ed — Weber (1978)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [202].supports: HSRP-522Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-957 · PRIORITY · The Social Teaching of the Christian Churches , trans — Troeltsch (1931)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [203]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-522Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-958 · PRIORITY · Genèse et structure du champ religieux — Bourdieu (1971)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [204].supports: HSRP-522Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-959 · PRIORITY · Les formes élémentaires de la vie religieuse — Durkheim (1912)
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SRC-960 · PRIORITY · Modes of Religiosity: A Cognitive Theory of Religious Transmission — Whitehouse (2004)
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SRC-961 · PRIORITY · Why strict churches are strong — Iannaccone (1994)
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SRC-962 · PRIORITY · Cooperation and commune longevity: A test of the costly signaling theory of religion — Sosis, Bressler (2003)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [208]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-526Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-963 · PRIORITY · The demographic imperative in religious change in the United States — Hout, Greeley, Wilde (2001)
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SRC-964 · PRIORITY · Spinoza: A Life — Nadler (1999)
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SRC-965 · PRIORITY · Crisis of Conscience — Franz (1983)
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SRC-966 · PRIORITY · The Riddle of Amish Culture , rev — Kraybill (2001)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [212]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-527Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-971 · PRIORITY · Sufi Heirs of the Prophet: The Indian Naqshbandiyya and the Rise of the Mediating Sufi Shaykh — Buehler (1998)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [217].supports: HSRP-530Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-972 · PRIORITY · The Theory of Social and Economic Organization , trans — Weber (1947)
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SRC-976 · PRIORITY · Can schools change religious attitudes? Evidence from German state reforms of compulsory religious education — Arold (2025)
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SRC-987 · PRIORITY · Zwischen Szientismus und Okkultismus — Schellinger, Anton, Schetsche (2010)
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SRC-988 · PRIORITY · The atheistic factor?: Explaining the link between atheistic beliefs and child-rearing values in 30 countries in Europe — Berkers, Sieben (2020)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [229].supports: HSRP-535Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-989 · PRIORITY · Authoritarianism revisited: Genetic and environmental influences examined in twins reared apart and together — Bouchard, Lykken, Tellegen, Keyes (1999)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [230]. MERGED 2026-10-12: SRC-1016 held the same work from that page's SOURCES entry [250]; its citations and notes are here. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [230] "Not yet verified."Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1002 · PRIORITY · Conceptualizing a nonnatural entity: Anthropomorphism in God concepts — Barrett, Keil (1996)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [237].supports: HSRP-539Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1003 · PRIORITY · The Two Sources of Morality and Religion , trans — Bergson (1935)
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SRC-1004 · PRIORITY · Character Analysis, 3rd enlarged edition — Reich, Wilhelm, tr. T. P. Wolfe (New York: Orgone Institute Press) (1949)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [239]. Convention: a chapter first appearing in a later edition makes that edition its own record.supports: HSRP-329Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1005 · PRIORITY · Right-Wing Authoritarianism — Altemeyer, Bob (Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press) (1981)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [241].supports: HSRP-544Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1006 · PRIORITY · The Authoritarian Specter — Altemeyer, Bob (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press) (1996)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [241]. Also bundled in SRC-077 (whose title is misspelt "Authoticians"); to be reconciled in the register-wide repair, with HSRP-005.supports: HSRP-544Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1007 · PRIORITY · Enforcing social conformity: A theory of authoritarianism — Feldman (2003)
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SRC-1008 · PRIORITY · The Authoritarian Dynamic — Stenner, Karen (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) (2005)
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SRC-1009 · PRIORITY · Perceived threat and authoritarianism — Feldman, Stanley, & Stenner, Karen, Political Psychology 18(4):741-770 (1997)
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SRC-1010 · PRIORITY · Racial Comparability in Authoritarianism Scales: Latent Beliefs or Biased Measurement? — Zheng (2026)
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SRC-1011 · PRIORITY · Authoritarianism in Black and White: Testing the cross-racial validity of the child rearing scale — Pérez, Hetherington (2014)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [245]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-545Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1012 · PRIORITY · The Aggression-Submission-Conventionalism Scale: Testing a new three factor measure of authoritarianism — Dunwoody, Funke (2016)
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SRC-1013 · PRIORITY · The Authoritarians — Altemeyer, Bob (Winnipeg: published by the author) (2006)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [247]. Also bundled in SRC-077 (whose title is misspelt "Authoticians"); to be reconciled in the register-wide repair, with HSRP-005. MERGED 2026-10-12: SRC-1019 held the same work from that page's SOURCES entry [252]; its citations and notes are here. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [252] "Not yet verified."Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1014 · PRIORITY · Behavioral study of obedience — Milgram, Stanley, Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 67(4):371-378 (1963)
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SRC-1015 · PRIORITY · [merged into SRC-857] Obedience to Authority: An Experimental View — Milgram, Stanley (New York: Harper & Row) (1974)
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SRC-1016 · PRIORITY · [merged into SRC-989] Authoritarianism revisited: Genetic and environmental influences examined in twins reared apart and together — Bouchard, Lykken, Tellegen, Keyes (1999)
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SRC-1017 · PRIORITY · In search of the antecedents of adolescent authoritarianism: The relative contribution of parental goal promotion and parenting style dimensions — Duriez, Soenens, Vansteenkiste (2007)
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SRC-1018 · PRIORITY · Enemies of Freedom: Understanding Right-Wing Authoritarianism — Altemeyer, Bob (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass) (1988)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [252]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-552Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1019 · PRIORITY · [merged into SRC-1013] The Authoritarians — Altemeyer, Bob (Winnipeg: published by the author) (2006)
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SRC-1020 · PRIORITY · The relationship between educational attainment and Right-Wing Authoritarianism: A discordant twin study — Eftedal, Kleppest, Czajkowski, Eilertsen, Røysamb, Vassend, Sheehy-, Skeffington, Thomsen (2026)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [253].supports: HSRP-552Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1021 · PRIORITY · Authoritarianism, threat, and Americans' support for the war on terror — Hetherington, Suhay (2011)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [254].supports: HSRP-553Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1022 · PRIORITY · Conservatives and liberals have similar physiological responses to threats — Bakker, Schumacher, Gothreau, Arceneaux (2020)
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SRC-1023 · PRIORITY · Does stress consistently favor habits over goal-directed behaviors? Data from two preregistered exact replication studies — Smeets, Ashton, Roelands, Quaedflieg (2023)
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SRC-1024 · PRIORITY · Third-party punishment and social norms — Fehr, Ernst, & Fischbacher, Urs, Evolution and Human Behavior 25(2):63-87 (2004)
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SRC-1025 · PRIORITY · Costly punishment across human societies — Henrich, Joseph, et al., Science 312(5781):1767-1770 (2006)
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SRC-1026 · PRIORITY · Differences between tight and loose cultures: A 33-nation study — Gelfand (2011)
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SRC-1031 · PRIORITY · Hunted Heretic: The Life and Death of Michael Servetus, 1511–1553 — Bainton (1953)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [263].supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1034 · PRIORITY · Frog in the Well: Portraits of Japan by Watanabe Kazan, 1793–1841 — Keene (2006)
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SRC-1035 · PRIORITY · Shattering the German Night: The Story of the White Rose — Dumbach, Newborn (1986)
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SRC-1037 · PRIORITY · Stay away from using your constitutional rights — Demir-, Gürsel (2020)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [269].supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1039 · PRIORITY · Science in Russia and the Soviet Union: A Short History — Graham (1993)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [271]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1040 · PRIORITY · Wayward Puritans: A Study in the Sociology of Deviance — Erikson (1966)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [272]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-561Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1041 · PRIORITY · Bombs, brains, and science: The role of human and physical capital for the creation of scientific knowledge — Waldinger (2016)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [273].supports: HSRP-563Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1042 · PRIORITY · German Jewish émigrés and US invention — Moser, Voena, Waldinger (2014)
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SRC-1043 · PRIORITY · Catholic censorship and the demise of knowledge production in early modern Italy — Blasutto, Croix (2023)
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SRC-1044 · PRIORITY · The long-run effects of religious persecution: Evidence from the Spanish Inquisition — Drelichman, Vidal-, Robert, Voth (2021)
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SRC-1057 · PRIORITY · Totalitarian Dictatorship and Autocracy — Friedrich, Brzezinski (1956)
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SRC-1083 · PRIORITY · Overconfidently conspiratorial: Conspiracy believers are dispositionally overconfident and massively miscalibrated — Pennycook, Gordon, et al. (2022)
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SRC-1096 · PRIORITY · The emperor's dilemma: A computational model of self-enforcing norms — Centola, Willer, Macy (2005)
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SRC-1097 · PRIORITY · [merged into SRC-823] Correcting inaccurate metaperceptions reduces Americans' support for partisan violence — Mernyk, Pink, Druckman, Willer (2022)
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SRC-1098 · PRIORITY · They see us as less than human: Metadehumanization predicts intergroup conflict via reciprocal dehumanization — Kteily, Hodson, Bruneau (2016)
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SRC-1122 · PRIORITY · Shifting the blame: On delegation and responsibility — Bartling, Björn, & Fischbacher, Urs, Review of Economic Studies 79(1):67-89 (2012)
Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update to /the-hive-mind. doi:10.1093/restud/rdr023. Abstract read on the University of Konstanz repository record (kops.uni-konstanz.de); the article itself has not been read. Quoted on the proof page of HSRP-607: "responsibility attribution can be effectively shifted" and "this can constitute a strong motive for the delegation of a decision right". Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-607Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1123 · PRIORITY · Passing the buck: Delegating choices to others to avoid responsibility and blame — Steffel, Mary, Williams, Elanor F., & Perrmann-Graham, Jenna, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 135:32-44 (2016)
Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update to /the-hive-mind. Title, journal, volume and pages from the first author's CV; the finding from Northeastern University News, 28 July 2016, which quotes Steffel: "The mere prospect of feeling responsible for others' poor outcomes is enough to increase delegation." The article itself has not been read. Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-607Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1124 · PRIORITY · Delegating decisions: Recruiting others to make choices we might regret — Steffel, Mary, & Williams, Elanor F., Journal of Consumer Research 44(5):1015-1032 (2018)
Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update to /the-hive-mind. doi:10.1093/jcr/ucx080. Read on RePEc; the article itself has not been read. Abstract quoted on the proof page of HSRP-607: "only anticipated regret directly leads people to delegate choices to others". TITLE DISCREPANCY, recorded rather than resolved: the authors' CV gives the subtitle as "Recruiting Others to Make Difficult Choices"; the publisher's record reads "Recruiting Others to Make Choices We Might Regret", and the publisher's form is used here. Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-607Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1125 · PRIORITY · Self-uncertainty and support for autocratic leadership — Rast, David E., III, Hogg, Michael A., & Giessner, Steffen R., Self and Identity 12(6):635-649 (2013)
Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update to /the-hive-mind. doi:10.1080/15298868.2012.718864; published online 2012. Abstract read on the Erasmus University repository record; the article itself has not been read. N = 215 employees. Quoted on the proof page of HSRP-610: "less self-uncertain participants were more supportive of a non-autocratic than autocratic leader, whereas the opposite was the case for more self-uncertain participants"; the effect was mediated by perceived leader prototypicality. Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-610Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1126 · PRIORITY · Groups as epistemic providers: Need for closure and the unfolding of group-centrism — Kruglanski, Arie W., Pierro, Antonio, Mannetti, Lucia, & De Grada, Eraldo, Psychological Review 113(1):84-100 (2006)
Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update to /the-hive-mind. doi:10.1037/0033-295X.113.1.84. Abstract read on the Sapienza University repository record, which spells the title "Group as epistemic providers"; the journal's form is used here. The article itself has not been read. Quoted on the proof page of HSRP-610: group-centrism includes "pressures to opinion uniformity, encouragement of autocratic leadership, in-group favoritism, rejection of deviates". Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-610Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1174 · PRIORITY · Violence risk assessment of Sovereign Citizens: An exploratory examination of the HCR-20 Version 3 and the TRAP-18 — Vargen, Lee M. & Challacombe, Darin J. (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S58. CITATION as the block gives it (S58): Lee M. Vargen & Darin J. Challacombe, "Violence risk assessment of Sovereign Citizens: An exploratory examination of the HCR-20 Version 3 and the TRAP-18," Behavioral Sciences & the Law (2023), pp. 1–23 (author's copy). READ AT: https://drreidmeloy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/2022_VargenChallacombe2023ViolenceriskassessmentofSovereignCitizens.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. Both quotations are sentence fragments; the rest of each sentence was not returned. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): volume, issue and final pagination to confirm.supports: HSRP-645Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1185 · PRIORITY · Outsiders: Studies in the Sociology of Deviance — Becker, Howard S. (1963)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S70. CITATION as the block gives it (S70): Howard S. Becker, Outsiders: Studies in the Sociology of Deviance (New York: Free Press of Glencoe, 1963), ch. 1. Publisher's ch. 1 excerpt (2018 reissue): READ AT: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Outsiders/Howard-S-Becker/9781982106225 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. The 1963 page for this sentence is not confirmed (expected about pp. 9–10). The spelling "labelled" is as in the excerpt.supports: HSRP-651Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1187 · PRIORITY · Some Dare Call It Conspiracy: Labeling Something a Conspiracy Theory Does Not Reduce Belief in It — Wood, Michael J. (2016)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S72. CITATION as the block gives it (S72): Michael J. Wood, "Some Dare Call It Conspiracy: Labeling Something a Conspiracy Theory Does Not Reduce Belief in It," Political Psychology 37, no. 5 (2016): 695–705, doi:10.1111/pops.12285 (abstract). READ AT: https://research.winchester.ac.uk/en/publications/some-dare-call-it-conspiracy-labeling-something-a-conspiracy-theo-3/ SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. Abstract only; the full text was not reached. The Winchester page misprints the volume as "73(5)".supports: HSRP-653Cited on: /sovereign-citizens
Astrology & Archetypal Astrology · 12
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SRC-107 · PRIORITY · Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil — Liz Greene (1976)
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SRC-108 · PRIORITY · Astrology, Psychology and the Four Elements — Stephen Arroyo (1975)
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SRC-109 · PRIORITY · The Astrology of Fate — Liz Greene (1984)
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SRC-110 · PRIORITY · The Astrological Neptune and the Quest for Redemption — Liz Greene (1996)
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SRC-111 · PRIORITY · Psychological Astrology (Seminars, 4 vols.) — Greene & Sasportas (1987-1994)
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SRC-112 · PRIORITY · The Passion of the Western Mind — Richard Tarnas (1991)
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SRC-113 · PRIORITY · Astrology for the Soul — Jan Spiller (1997)
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SRC-114 · PRIORITY · Relating: An Astrological Guide — Liz Greene (1977)
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SRC-115 · PRIORITY · Changing of the Gods (docuseries) — Renn Mann (2023)
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SRC-116 · PRIORITY · Tetrabiblos — Claudius Ptolemy (c.150 CE)
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SRC-117 · PRIORITY · Astrology: A Cosmic Science — Isabel Hickey (1970)
Biblical Scholarship & Etymology · 20
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SRC-119 · PRIORITY · The Origins of Biblical Monotheism — Mark S. Smith (2001)
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SRC-121 · PRIORITY · Ancient Hebrew Lexicon of the Bible — Jeff A. Benner (2005)
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SRC-122 · PRIORITY · The Complete Works of Philo of Alexandria — Philo of Alexandria (c.20 BCE-50 CE)
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SRC-123 · PRIORITY · The Gods of the Bible — Mauro Biglino (2010)
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SRC-124 · PRIORITY · The Bible in Its World: Archaeology and the Bible — Kenneth A. Kitchen (2003)
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SRC-125 · PRIORITY · In the Beginning: A Short History of the Hebrew Language — Joel M. Hoffman (2004)
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SRC-127 · PRIORITY · Lost in Translation — Henry Ansgar Kelly (various)
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SRC-128 · PRIORITY · The Early History of God — Mark S. Smith (1990/2002)
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SRC-130 · PRIORITY · Ugaritic Narrative Poetry — Simon B. Parker (ed.) (1997)
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SRC-131 · PRIORITY · The Nag Hammadi Scriptures — Marvin Meyer (ed.) (2007)Cited on: /the-body-of-7
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SRC-485 · PRIORITY · Strong's Greek Concordance, G3824 (palingenesia) — James Strong
G3824 occurs twice: Matthew 19:28 and Titus 3:5. Incomplete record: edition and year not yet recorded.supports: HSRP-346Cited on: /entheogens, /palingenesia -
SRC-495 · PRIORITY · A Latin Dictionary, s.v. faveo (favete linguis) — Lewis & Short
Glosses favete linguis as the Latin equivalent of Greek euphemein, citing Horace, Odes 3.1.2. Incomplete record: edition and year not yet recorded.supports: HSRP-348 -
SRC-531 · PRIORITY · Isaiah 1-39 (Anchor Bible 19) — Joseph Blenkinsopp (Doubleday) (2000)
Page 224 on Isaiah 6:9-10: the reading of the passage as describing a hardening already accomplished rather than commanded "still attracts most of the commentators".Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-834 · PRIORITY · "Gentile", Jewish Encyclopedia — editors, Jewish Encyclopedia (1906)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [93]. Convention: encyclopedia entry.supports: HSRP-472Cited on: /the-hive-mind
Entheogenic Research · 74
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SRC-134 · PRIORITY · The Road to Eleusis — Wasson, Hofmann & Ruck (1978)supports: HSRP-356Cited on: /entheogens
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SRC-135 · PRIORITY · Soma: Divine Mushroom of Immortality — R. Gordon Wasson (1968)Cited on: /vedic-traditions
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SRC-136 · PRIORITY · Food of the Gods — Terence McKenna (1992)
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SRC-137 · PRIORITY · DMT: The Spirit Molecule — Rick Strassman (2001)
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SRC-138 · PRIORITY · How to Change Your Mind — Michael Pollan (2018)
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SRC-139 · PRIORITY · The Cosmic Serpent — Jeremy Narby (1999)
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SRC-140 · PRIORITY · Encyclopedia of Psychoactive Plants — Christian Ratsch (1998/2004)
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SRC-141 · PRIORITY · The Birth of Tragedy — Friedrich Nietzsche (1872)
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SRC-142 · PRIORITY · True Hallucinations — Terence McKenna (1994)
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SRC-143 · PRIORITY · Plants of the Gods — Schultes & Hofmann (1979)
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SRC-144 · PRIORITY · The Entropic Brain — Carhart-Harris et al. (2014)Cited on: /national-security-notice
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SRC-145 · PRIORITY · Psilocybin Desynchronizes the Human Brain (Nature) — Siegel et al. (2024)Cited on: /entheogens
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SRC-146 · PRIORITY · LSD: My Problem Child — Albert Hofmann (1979)
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SRC-147 · PRIORITY · The Sacred Mushroom and the Cross — John Marco Allegro (1970)
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SRC-148 · PRIORITY · Psychedelics Encyclopedia — Peter Stafford (1983)
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SRC-149 · PRIORITY · Grandmother Ayahuasca — Christian Funder (2021)
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SRC-154 · PRIORITY · Personality change in a trial of psilocybin v. escitalopram — Weiss et al. (2024)supports: HSRP-074
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SRC-156 · PRIORITY · Therapeutic role of psychological flexibility in ceremonial ayahuasca — Agin-Liebes et al. (2022)supports: HSRP-074
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SRC-157 · PRIORITY · Ibogaine treatment outcomes for veterans with TBI, PTSD, anxiety and depression — Williams et al. (Stanford) (2024/2025/2026)Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-158 · PRIORITY · Reconsidering evidence for psychedelic-induced psychosis — Perez et al. (2024)supports: HSRP-074Cited on: /entheogens
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SRC-159 · PRIORITY · Ibogaine's role in supporting reward system recovery — Nicolas M. (2025)supports: HSRP-074
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SRC-160 · PRIORITY · Ayahuasca and DMT Adverse Events and Toxicity Analysis — White, Kennedy, Ruffell, Perkins & Sarris (2024)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-161 · PRIORITY · Ayahuasca Heals Traumatic Memories via Sigma 1 Receptor — Frechska et al. (2018)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-162 · PRIORITY · Ayahuasca in the Treatment of PTSD: Brief Report — Perkins et al. (2023)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-163 · PRIORITY · Prevalence and therapeutic impact of adverse life event reexperiencing — Cassidy, Healy, Henje & D'Andrea (2023)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-164 · PRIORITY · Ayahuasca-Assisted Addiction Treatment: Takiwasi Center (ATOP) — Gorman et al. (2021)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-165 · PRIORITY · Loss of Dopamine Transporters in Methamphetamine Abusers Recovers — Volkow et al. (n.d.)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-166 · PRIORITY · Methamphetamine Neurotoxicity Mechanisms — Krasnova & Cadet (n.d.)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-168 · PRIORITY · Scopolamine / Toe / Brugmansia: Pharmacology and Safety — Various (2026)supports: HSRP-075
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SRC-348 · PRIORITY · Persistent cortical plasticity by upregulation of chondroitin 6-sulfation — Miyata, Komatsu, Yoshimura, Taya & Kitagawa, Nature Neuroscience 15:414–422 (2012)supports: HSRP-243Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-350 · PRIORITY · Proteoglycan Sulphation in the Function of the Mature Central Nervous System (PMC9195417)supports: HSRP-246
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SRC-352 · PRIORITY · Otx2 binding to perineuronal nets persistently regulates plasticity in the mature visual cortex — Beurdeley et al., J. Neurosci. 32:9429–9437 (2012)supports: HSRP-247
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SRC-353 · PRIORITY · Semaphorin 3A binding to chondroitin sulfate E cross-links and rigidifies glycosaminoglycan matrices (biorxiv 851121)supports: HSRP-248
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SRC-354 · PRIORITY · Composition of Perineuronal Net Extracellular Matrix in Rat Brain — Deepa, Carulli, Galtrey, Rhodes, Fukuda, Mikami, Sugahara & Fawcett, J. Biol. Chem. 281(26):17789–17800 (2006)supports: HSRP-250
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SRC-356 · PRIORITY · Assessment of HAPLN4 contributions to differential PNN formation at the calyx of Held (PMC8485899)supports: HSRP-252
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SRC-357 · PRIORITY · Aggrecan glycoforms contribute to the molecular heterogeneity of perineuronal nets — Matthews et al., J. Neurosci. 22:7536–7547 (2002)supports: HSRP-252
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SRC-360 · PRIORITY · Depletion of Perineuronal Nets in the Amygdala to Enhance the Erasure of Drug Memories — Xue, Xue, Liu, He, Deng, Sun, Han, Luo, Xu, Wu & Lu, J. Neurosci. 34(19):6647–6658 (2014)supports: HSRP-254Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-362 · PRIORITY · Synaptic plasticity mediating cocaine relapse requires matrix metalloproteinases — Smith et al., Nature Neuroscience 17:1655–1657 (2014)supports: HSRP-254
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SRC-363 · PRIORITY · Developmental scarcity induces sex differences in social recognition and CA2 perineuronal nets (biorxiv 2026.01.09.698649)supports: HSRP-256
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SRC-368 · PRIORITY · Hippocampal perineuronal net degradation identifies prefrontal and striatal circuits involved in schizophrenia-like changes in marmosets — Science Advances (2026)supports: HSRP-261
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SRC-370 · PRIORITY · Ketamine and 2R,6R-hydroxynorketamine promote ocular dominance plasticity and release TRKB from inhibitory control without changing perineuronal nets (biorxiv 2022.04.06.487292)supports: HSRP-263
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SRC-391 · PRIORITY · Psychedelics reopen the social reward learning critical period — Nardou et al., Nature (2023)
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SRC-392 · PRIORITY · Ketamine Effects on Memory Reconsolidation Favor a Learning Model of Delusions — Corlett, Cambridge, Gardner, Piggot, Turner, Everitt, Arana, Morgan, Milton, Lee, Aitken, Dickinson, Everitt, Absalom, Adapa, Subramanian, Taylor, Krystal & Fletcher, PLoS ONE 8(6):e65088 (2013)
Competing interests: research support from AstraZeneca; consulting for Pfizer.supports: HSRP-280Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-487 · PRIORITY · Estudis dels residus orgànics per a la identificació de possibles ritus i ofrenes — Jordi Juan-Tresserras, in Mas Castellar de Pontós (Alt Empordà): un complex arqueològic d'època ibèrica (Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya–Girona), pp. 548–556 (2002)
Ergot fragments in a ceremonial vessel and in human dental calculus at Mas Castellar de Pontós; fragments, not a chemical detection of alkaloids.supports: HSRP-356Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-488 · PRIORITY · La arqueología de las drogas en la Península Ibérica: una síntesis de las recientes investigaciones arqueobotánicas — Jordi Juan-Tresserras, Complutum 11:261–274 (2000)supports: HSRP-356Cited on: /entheogens
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SRC-489 · PRIORITY · Investigating the psychedelic hypothesis of kykeon, the sacred elixir of the Eleusinian Mysteries — Antonopoulos, Dadiotis, Ioannidis, Cheilari, Mitsis, García-Campaña, Gámiz-Gracia, Hernández-Mesa, Narváez, Hoffman, Ruck, Gonou-Zagou, Aligiannis & Magiatis, Scientific Reports 16:8757 (2026)
Open access (CC BY; PMCID PMC12982482; DOI 10.1038/s41598-026-39568-3). Entered in place of the supplied 2019 Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports record, which could not be located.Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-494 · PRIORITY · REBUS and the Anarchic Brain — Carhart-Harris & Friston, Pharmacological Reviews 71(3):316–344 (2019)
Open access (PMCID PMC6588209). Links functional disintegration of the DMN to ego dissolution. Incomplete record: full title not yet recorded.supports: HSRP-357 -
SRC-499 · PRIORITY · Multianalytical investigation reveals psychotropic substances in a ptolemaic Egyptian vase — Tanasi, van Oppen de Ruiter, Florian, Pavlovic … Greco (16 authors), Scientific Reports 14:27891 (2024)
Open access (PMCID PMC11561246; PMID 39537764; DOI 10.1038/s41598-024-78721-8). Residue analysis of the Bes vase at the Tampa Museum of Art.supports: HSRP-035Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-500 · PRIORITY · Psychedelics promote plasticity by directly binding to BDNF receptor TrkB — Moliner, Girych, Brunello, Kovaleva … Castrén (33 authors), Nature Neuroscience 26(6):1032–1041 (2023)
Open access (PMCID PMC10244169; PMID 37280397; DOI 10.1038/s41593-023-01316-5).Cited on: /entheogens, /neuroscience -
SRC-501 · PRIORITY · Psilocybin induces rapid and persistent growth of dendritic spines in frontal cortex in vivo — Shao, Liao, Gregg, Davoudian … Kwan (7 authors), Neuron 109(16):2535–2544 (2021)
Open access (PMCID PMC8376772; PMID 34228959; DOI 10.1016/j.neuron.2021.06.008).supports: HSRP-009 -
SRC-502 · PRIORITY · Psychedelics promote neuroplasticity through the activation of intracellular 5-HT2A receptors — Vargas, Dunlap, Dong, Carter … Olson (14 authors), Science 379(6633):700–706 (2023)
Free full text in PubMed Central (PMCID PMC10108900; PMID 36795823; DOI 10.1126/science.adf0435).supports: HSRP-279Cited on: /entheogens, /neuroscience -
SRC-503 · PRIORITY · Psychedelics Promote Structural and Functional Neural Plasticity — Ly, Greb, Cameron, Wong … Olson (16 authors), Cell Reports 23(11):3170–3182 (2018)
Open access (PMCID PMC6082376; PMID 29898390; DOI 10.1016/j.celrep.2018.05.022).Cited on: /entheogens, /neuroscience -
SRC-507 · PRIORITY · In vivo validation of psilacetin as a prodrug yielding modestly lower peripheral psilocin exposure than psilocybin — Jones, Wagner, Hahn, Scarlett & Wenthur, Frontiers in Psychiatry 14:1303365 (2023)
Open access (PMCID PMC10804612; PMID 38264637; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1303365). Volume 14, article 1303365. The DOI carries 2023 and the record follows it; the issue date is 8 January 2024. In C57Bl6/J mice given equimolar intraperitoneal doses, psilacetin fumarate produced about 70% of the psilocin exposure of psilocybin; psilocin half-life was about 30 minutes from either compound. Funded by the UW-Madison School of Pharmacy and NIGMS fellowship T32GM008688; no commercial competing interest declared.supports: HSRP-367Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-508 · PRIORITY · Prehistoric peyote use: alkaloid analysis and radiocarbon dating of archaeological specimens of Lophophora from Texas — El-Seedi, De Smet, Beck, Possnert & Bruhn, Journal of Ethnopharmacology 101(1–3):238–242 (2005)
PMID 15990261; DOI 10.1016/j.jep.2005.04.022. Two peyote buttons presumed from Shumla Cave No. 5 on the Rio Grande, Texas, radiocarbon-dated to 3780–3660 BC (one sigma); mescaline identified in both.supports: HSRP-371Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-509 · PRIORITY · Mescaline use for 5700 years — Bruhn, De Smet, El-Seedi & Beck, The Lancet 359(9320):1866 (2002)
Letter. PMID 12044415; DOI 10.1016/S0140-6736(02)08701-9.supports: HSRP-371Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-513 · PRIORITY · De Materia Medica — Dioscorides, trans. T. A. Osbaldeston & R. P. A. Wood (Ibidis Press, Johannesburg) (2000)
ISBN 0-620-23435-0. Book 5.81 (pp. 778–779), mandrake wine: root bark steeped in must for three months; a measured dose "brings one into a heavy, deep sleep", moderate use "takes away the sense of pain", and a winecupful "kills".Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-551 · PRIORITY · Psilocybin therapy increases cognitive and neural flexibility in patients with major depressive disorder — Doss, Považan, Rosenberg, Sepeda, Davis, Finan, Smith, Pekar, Barker, Griffiths & Barrett, Translational Psychiatry 11:574 (2021)
PMID 34750350; PMCID PMC8575795; DOI 10.1038/s41398-021-01706-y. Open access (CC BY). ClinicalTrials.gov NCT03181529. Verified at source by content on 2026-09-19: the PMC record returned 271,853 bytes containing "Penn Conditional Exclusion" (4), "perseverative" (9) and the trial registration NCT03181529. Open-label, 24 patients with MDD, 22 completing cognitive testing. COMPETING INTERESTS, recorded rather than omitted: authors hold advisory roles or equity with Ocean Bio, Ninnion Therapeutics, the Heffter Research Institute and Wavepaths. Funded by NIDA grants and named private donors.Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-552 · PRIORITY · LSD acutely impairs working memory, executive functions and cognitive flexibility but not risk-based decision-making — Pokorny, Duerler, Seifritz, Vollenweider & Preller, Psychological Medicine 50:2255-2264 (2020)
PMID 31500679. Verified at source on 2026-09-19 against PubMed: author list, journal, volume 50, pages 2255-2264, 2020. Cited for the direction of ACUTE effects, which run opposite to the post-acute improvement: flexibility is impaired during the experience, not enhanced.supports: HSRP-377Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-553 · PRIORITY · Emotions and brain function are altered up to one month after a single high dose of psilocybin — Barrett, Doss, Sepeda, Pekar & Griffiths, Scientific Reports 10 (2020)
PMCID PMC7010702. Verified at source by content on 2026-09-19: the PMC record returned 287,551 bytes containing "one month after a single" (4). The companion study: 12 healthy adults, single dose, no therapy — no enduring modulation of neural flexibility or ACC function at 1 or 4 weeks. The contrast with SRC-551 is the four-component model measured.supports: HSRP-377Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-623 · PRIORITY · Altered insula connectivity under MDMA — Walpola, Nest, Roseman, Erritzoe, Feilding, Nutt & Carhart-Harris, Neuropsychopharmacology 42(11):2152–2162 (2017)
DOI 10.1038/npp.2017.35; PMID 28195139. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: "decreases in right insula/salience network connectivity correlated with baseline trait anxiety and acute experiences of altered bodily sensations under MDMA." The finding is decreased CONNECTIVITY, not decreased activation. Sample size and dose deliberately not published on the page.supports: HSRP-391Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-624 · PRIORITY · A meta-analytic analysis of the acute effects of MDMA on empathy and emotion recognition in humans — Peled-Avron, Aday, Pantoni, Hamilton & Woolley, Scientific Reports 15:42955 (2025)
DOI 10.1038/s41598-025-25610-3. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28, all seven effect sizes: explicit emotional empathy g=0.288 (0.094–0.481); implicit emotional g=0.228 (0.015–0.442); cognitive empathy g=0.089 (−0.11–0.289), NON-SIGNIFICANT; fear g=−0.239 (−0.402 to −0.077), 9 studies N=294; sadness g=−0.159; anger g=−0.198; happiness non-significant. The happiness confidence interval as retrieved was internally inconsistent and is NOT published.Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-634 · PRIORITY · Effect of psilocybin on empathy and moral decision-making — Pokorny, Preller, Kometer, Dziobek & Vollenweider, International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology 20(9):747–757 (2017)
DOI 10.1093/ijnp/pyx047; PMID 28637246. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: "Psilocybin significantly increased emotional, but not cognitive empathy compared with placebo", and moral decision-making was unaffected. NOT a duplicate of SRC-552, which is Pokorny et al. (2020) on LSD and working memory — same first author, different year, journal and compound.supports: HSRP-392Cited on: /neuroscience
Neurotoxicology · 23
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SRC-169 · PRIORITY · NTP Systematic Review: Fluoride and Neurodevelopmental Outcomes — National Toxicology Program (US) (2024/2025)supports: HSRP-067
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SRC-170 · PRIORITY · Neurobehavioural effects of developmental toxicity (Lancet) — Grandjean & Landrigan (2014)supports: HSRP-067
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SRC-390 · PRIORITY · Adolescent intermittent ethanol, PV interneurons, perineuronal nets and attentional set-shifting — Sullivan et al., Alcohol Clin. Exp. Res. (2024)Cited on: /neuroscience
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SRC-395 · PRIORITY · Transition of Substance-Induced, Brief, and Atypical Psychoses to Schizophrenia: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis — Schizophrenia Bulletin 46(3):505 (2020)Cited on: /entheogens
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SRC-396 · PRIORITY · Rates and Predictors of Conversion to Schizophrenia or Bipolar Disorder Following Substance-Induced Psychosis — American Journal of Psychiatry (2018)Cited on: /entheogens
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SRC-504 · PRIORITY · Ethanol enhances alpha4beta3delta and alpha6beta3delta gamma-aminobutyric acid type A receptors at low concentrations known to affect humans — Wallner, Hanchar & Olsen, PNAS 100(25):15218–15223 (2003)
Free full text (PMCID PMC299963; PMID 14625373; DOI 10.1073/pnas.2435171100).Cited on: /entheogens, /neuroscience -
SRC-505 · PRIORITY · Drug harms in the UK: a multicriteria decision analysis — Nutt, King & Phillips, The Lancet 376(9752):1558–1565 (2010)
PMID 21036393; DOI 10.1016/S0140-6736(10)61462-6. Paywalled.Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-618 · PRIORITY · Convergence of interoception, emotion, and social cognition: A twofold fMRI meta-analysis and lesion approach — Adolfi, Couto, Richter, Decety, Lopez, Sigman, Manes & Ibáñez, Cortex 88:124–142 (2017)
DOI 10.1016/j.cortex.2016.12.019. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: the phrase "with preservation of other cognitive functions" appears verbatim. That clause is the control answering the domain-general objection.Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-619 · PRIORITY · Neuroimaging meta-analyses reveal convergence of interoception, emotion, and social cognition across neurodegenerative diseases — Hazelton, Carneiro, Maito, Richter, Legaz, Altschuler, Cubillos-Pinilla, Chen, Doherty, Baez & Ibáñez, Biological Psychiatry 97(11):1079–1090 (2025)
DOI 10.1016/j.biopsych.2024.10.013; PMID 39442786; epub 21 Oct 2024. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: 20,593 studies screened, 170 included (58 interoception, 65 emotion, 47 social cognition), 7,032 participants (4,963 patients, 2,069 controls), five diseases (bvFTD, primary progressive aphasias, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis). The term "allostatic-interoceptive network (AIN)" appears verbatim. NOTE the year is 2025, not 2024 — 2024 is the epub date.Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-620 · PRIORITY · A link between the systems: functional differentiation and integration within the human insula revealed by meta-analysis — Kurth, Zilles, Fox, Laird & Eickhoff, Brain Structure and Function 214:519–534 (2010)
DOI 10.1007/s00429-010-0255-z; PMID 20512376. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: ALE meta-analyses of 1,768 experiments; four functionally distinct regions (social-emotional, sensorimotor, olfacto-gustatory, cognitive); social-emotional tasks activate the anterior-ventral insula and cognitive tasks the anterior-dorsal region.supports: HSRP-389Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-621 · PRIORITY · Neural correlates of empathy with pain show habituation effects. An fMRI study — Preis, Kröner-Herwig, Schmidt-Samoa, Dechent & Barke, PLOS ONE 10(8):e0137056 (2015)
DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0137056; PMID 26317858. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: "the ratings of the model's pain remained constant over time" while neural habituation was found in bilateral anterior/mid-insular cortex. Both halves of the claim confirmed.supports: HSRP-390 -
SRC-622 · PRIORITY · Recovery of empathetic function following resection of insular gliomas — Wang, Gu, Fan, Wang, Zhao, Hof, Liu & Gao, Journal of Neuro-Oncology 117(2):269–277 (2014)
DOI 10.1007/s11060-014-1380-y; PMID 24549750. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28. Cited with SRC-621 for the point that a reduced insular signal cannot by itself be read as reduced empathy.supports: HSRP-390 -
SRC-625 · PRIORITY · Sensitivity of revised diagnostic criteria for the behavioural variant of frontotemporal dementia — Rascovsky, Hodges, Knopman, Mendez, Kramer, Neuhaus, van Swieten, Seelaar, Dopper, Onyike, Hillis, Josephs, Boeve et al., Brain 134(9):2456–2477 (2011)
DOI 10.1093/brain/awr179; PMID 21810890. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28. The criteria require "three of six clinically discriminating features"; criterion C reads "Early loss of sympathy or empathy", with C.1 "Diminished response to other people's needs and feelings" and C.2 "Diminished social interest, interrelatedness or personal warmth". DO NOT describe this as a "core criterion" versus a "supporting feature" — that is Neary-1998 vocabulary, not Rascovsky's, and it failed verification on 2026-09-28.supports: HSRP-393Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-626 · PRIORITY · Obedience to authority in the aftermath of a genocide. A social neuroscience study in Rwanda — Caspar, Gishoma & Magalhães De Saldanha da Gama, PsyArXiv (2021)
PREPRINT — NOT PEER REVIEWED. DOI 10.31234/osf.io/a8r7y, posted 23 June 2021. Status re-checked at Crossref on 2026-09-28: type "posted-content", Center for Open Science, no relation to any published version. Must be marked as a preprint wherever it appears. Distinct from Caspar & Pech, Social Neuroscience 19:94–105 (2024).Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-627 · PRIORITY · Reduced self-referential neural response during intergroup competition predicts competitor harm — Cikara, Jenkins, Dufour & Saxe, NeuroImage 96:36–43 (2014)
DOI 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2014.03.080. Cited for the association between the size of the reduction in medial prefrontal self-referential response and willingness to harm competitors. The study reports an association, not a causal path.supports: HSRP-395Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-628 · PRIORITY · Right supramarginal gyrus is crucial to overcome emotional egocentricity bias in social judgments — Silani, Lamm, Ruff & Singer, Journal of Neuroscience 33(39):15466–15476 (2013)
DOI 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1488-13.2013; PMID 24068815. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28.supports: HSRP-397Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-629 · PRIORITY · Neural dynamics between anterior insular cortex and right supramarginal gyrus dissociate genuine affect sharing from perceptual saliency of pretended pain — Zhao, Zhang, Rütgen, Sladky & Lamm, eLife 10:e69994 (2021)
DOI 10.7554/eLife.69994. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28 via Crossref: journal-article, peer reviewed. THIS IS NOT A PREPRINT — an earlier acceptance check wrongly named SRC-629 as the preprint; the preprint is SRC-626.supports: HSRP-397Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-630 · PRIORITY · Broad domain generality in focal regions of frontal and parietal cortex — Fedorenko, Duncan & Kanwisher, PNAS 110(41):16616–16621 (2013)
DOI 10.1073/pnas.1315235110; PMID 24062451. Cited in HSRP-388 for the force of the domain-general objection: the multiple-demand system includes the anterior insula/frontal operculum. NOTE the insula appears in the Results, not the title or abstract — an abstract-only check on 2026-09-28 wrongly concluded the paper did not mention it. DELIBERATELY NOT CITED on /neuroscience: in the A2 paragraph the sentence stands without it, and attaching it there invites the reader to think Fedorenko tested the insula directly.supports: HSRP-388 -
SRC-631 · PRIORITY · Emotional processing impairments in patients with insula lesions following stroke — Lotze, NeuroImage 291:120591 (2024)
DOI 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2024.120591; PMID 38552812. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: a systematic review of 23 studies concluding that multicentre analyses "are needed to definitively test the specific function of parts of the insula in emotional processing and social interaction", and noting most studies did not differentiate lesion statistics between insula subunits.supports: HSRP-389Cited on: /neuroscience -
SRC-632 · PRIORITY · Interoceptive predictions in the brain — Barrett & Simmons, Nature Reviews Neuroscience 16(7):419–429 (2015)
DOI 10.1038/nrn3950. LISA FELDMAN Barrett — NOT Frederick S. Barrett of SRC-551 and SRC-553, which are psilocybin studies by a different researcher. A brief on 2026-09-28 asserted this paper was already in the register and instructed deduplication against it; it was not, and deduplicating as instructed would have attached the interoceptive-prediction model to a psilocybin depression trial. See the surname-collision standing rule in CLAUDE.md.Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism -
SRC-633 · PRIORITY · Obeying orders reduces vicarious brain activation towards victims' pain — Caspar, Ioumpa, Keysers & Gazzola, NeuroImage 222:117251 (2020)
DOI 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2020.117251; PMID 32798682. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28: participants "rated the shocks as less painful in the coerced condition" despite knowing the intensity was identical; reduced activity in ACC, insula/IFG, TPJ, MTG and dorsal striatum, plus a reduced neural guilt signature. The sentence about no conclusive correlation between insula activity and shocks given appears in the bioRxiv preprint and NOT in the published paper — do not attribute it here. Temporo-parietal junction is named; supramarginal gyrus is not. Distinct from Caspar & Pech, Social Neuroscience 19:94–105 (2024).supports: HSRP-394Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-635 · PRIORITY · Evidence for a large-scale brain system supporting allostasis and interoception in humans — Kleckner, Zhang, Touroutoglou, Chanes, Xia, Simmons, Quigley, Dickerson & Barrett, Nature Human Behaviour 1:0069 (2017)
DOI 10.1038/s41562-017-0069; PMID 28983518. VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-28. The paper's own term is allostatic–interoceptive SYSTEM; "network" does not appear in the abstract. "Allostatic-interoceptive network (AIN)" is Hazelton's term (SRC-619). The three-way attribution in the page text is deliberate and necessary.Cited on: /neuroscience, /psycho-vulgarism
Suppression History · 58
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SRC-172 · PRIORITY · Nurturing Our Humanity — Eisler & Fry (2019)
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SRC-174 · PRIORITY · Witches, Midwives & Nurses — Ehrenreich & English (1972/2010)supports: HSRP-038
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SRC-175 · PRIORITY · The Language of the Goddess — Marija Gimbutas (1989)
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SRC-176 · PRIORITY · The Myth of the Goddess — Baring & Cashford (1991)
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SRC-177 · PRIORITY · Florentine Codex — Fray Bernardino de Sahagun (c.1545-1569)
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SRC-178 · PRIORITY · Malleus Maleficarum — Kramer & Sprenger (1487)
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SRC-179 · PRIORITY · Codex Theodosianus — Theodosius II (compiler) (438 CE)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [338] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-594Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-183 · PRIORITY · The Golden Dawn — Israel Regardie (1937/1984)supports: HSRP-069Cited on: /the-great-work
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SRC-186 · PRIORITY · The French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe I & II — Curran & Burrows (2018)supports: HSRP-079
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SRC-397 · PRIORITY · Substance-induced psychoses converting into schizophrenia: a register-based study of 18,478 Finnish inpatient cases — Niemi-Pynttäri et al., J. Clin. Psychiatry 74(1):e94–e99 (2013)Cited on: /entheogens
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SRC-506 · PRIORITY · Legalize It All: How to win the war on drugs — Dan Baum, Harper's Magazine (2016)
April 2016 issue. Source of the Ehrlichman quotation, from a 1994 interview.supports: HSRP-036Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-767 · PRIORITY · Slave Religion: The "Invisible Institution" in the Antebellum South — Raboteau, Albert J. (New York: Oxford University Press) (1978)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [18]. CORRECTED 2026-10-12 by the sources pass: the record was created as Jones, Tenth Annual Report (1845), which this project has NOT read. Under the cited-through rule the record is the source actually read - Raboteau - and the original is named in the citation's pinpoint. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind and HSRP-428: p. 294, quoting the Tenth Annual Report of the Association for the Religious Instruction of the Negroes in Liberty County, Georgia (Charles C. Jones, Savannah, 1845) for the white minister's sermon against running away and the congregation's walkout.supports: HSRP-428Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-969 · PRIORITY · Forced secularization in Soviet Russia: Why an atheistic monopoly failed — Froese, Paul, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 43(1):35-50 (2004)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [214].supports: HSRP-528Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-970 · PRIORITY · The Plot to Kill God — Froese, Paul (Berkeley: University of California Press) (2008)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [214].supports: HSRP-528Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-977 · PRIORITY · The process against Marguerite Porete — Inquisition of Paris (1310)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [223]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-978 · PRIORITY · Decrees of the Council of Vienne — Council of Vienne (1312)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [223]. Convention: church document (decrees as published).supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-979 · PRIORITY · In agro dominico — John XXII (1329)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [223]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-980 · PRIORITY · Edict of Toledo against the alumbrados — Spanish Inquisition (1525)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [223]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-981 · PRIORITY · Blasphemy Act — Parliament of England (1650)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [223]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-982 · PRIORITY · Acts against Quakers, 1656-61 — Massachusetts General Court (1661)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [223]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-983 · PRIORITY · Coelestis Pastor — Innocent XI (1687)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [223]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-533Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-990 · PRIORITY · A World Survey of Religion and the State — Fox, Jonathan (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) (2008)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [231]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-536Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-991 · PRIORITY · The Price of Freedom Denied — Grim, Brian J., & Finke, Roger (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) (2011)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [231]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-536Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-992 · PRIORITY · Secularism and State Policies toward Religion — Kuru, Ahmet T. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) (2009)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [231]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-536Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-994 · PRIORITY · Theological Declaration of Barmen — Confessing Synod of the German Evangelical Church (1934)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [233]. Convention: church document. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-537Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-995 · PRIORITY · For the Soul of the People — Barnett, Victoria J. (New York: Oxford University Press) (1992)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [233]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-537Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-997 · PRIORITY · Kirche in der Organisationsgesellschaft — Pollack, Detlef (Stuttgart) (1994)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [233]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-537Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-999 · PRIORITY · Kirkens Grunn — Bishops of the Church of Norway (1942)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [235]. Convention: church document. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-537Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1032 · PRIORITY · The Galileo Affair: A Documentary History — Finocchiaro, Maurice A. (ed.) (Berkeley: University of California Press) (1989)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [264].supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1033 · PRIORITY · Galileo Goes to Jail and Other Myths about Science and Religion — Numbers, Ronald L. (ed.) (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press) (2009)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [264].supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1038 · PRIORITY · Reformation: Europe's House Divided, 1490-1700 — MacCulloch, Diarmaid (London: Allen Lane) (2003)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [270]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-560Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1045 · PRIORITY · Selective mortality during the Khmer Rouge period in Cambodia — de Walque, Damien, Population and Development Review 31(2):351-368 (2005)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [277].supports: HSRP-564Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1046 · PRIORITY · The long-term legacy of the Khmer Rouge period in Cambodia — de Walque, Damien, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 3446 (2004)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [277].supports: HSRP-564Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1067 · PRIORITY · Jesuit Law (4 July 1872) — Kingdom of Prussia (1872)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [296]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1068 · PRIORITY · Congregations Law — Kingdom of Prussia (1875)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [296]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1069 · PRIORITY · The War against Catholicism — Gross, Michael B. (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press) (2004)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [296].supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1070 · PRIORITY · Associations Law (1 July 1901) — Parliament of France (1901)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [296]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1071 · PRIORITY · Law of 7 July 1904 — Parliament of France (1904)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [296]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1072 · PRIORITY · Constitution of 1917 — Mexico (Constituent Congress) (1917)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [296]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-573Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1074 · PRIORITY · A Bill to Prevent All Persons from Teaching Slaves to Read or Write — General Assembly of North Carolina (1830)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [301]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-576Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1075 · PRIORITY · Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, Written by Himself — Douglass, Frederick (1845)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [302].supports: HSRP-576Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1076 · PRIORITY · Act for the Advancement of True Religion, 34 & 35 Hen. VIII c. 1 — Parliament of England (1543)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [303]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-576Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1077 · PRIORITY · Index librorum prohibitorum — Congregation of the Index (Holy See) (1564)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [303]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-576Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1084 · PRIORITY · Rescript against the Manichaeans (Mosaicarum et Romanarum Legum Collatio 15.3) — Diocletian; tr. M. Hyamson, adapted by P. A. Harland (1913)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [310]. Convention: state document (rescript).supports: HSRP-583Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1085 · PRIORITY · Canons of the Fourth Lateran Council — Fourth Lateran Council (1215)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [311]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-583Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1118 · PRIORITY · "lærerstriden", Store norske leksikon — Færøy, Frode (2025)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [235]. Convention: encyclopedia entry; updated 27 March 2025. THE DOCUMENT THAT ATTESTS THE EVENT: entry [235]'s first work is the Norwegian teachers' refusal of 1942, which is an event rather than a document, and an event is recorded through a document that attests it. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind [235]: "I alt 11 000 lærere sendte individuelle protestbrev hvor de nektet å akseptere det påtvungne medlemskapet." Checked 12 October 2026 at this source, so no flag; Kirkens Grunn keeps its own record and its flag.supports: HSRP-537Cited on: /the-hive-mind
Civilizational Analysis · 153
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SRC-192 · PRIORITY · The Decline of the West (2 vols.) — Oswald Spengler (1918-1922)supports: HSRP-009
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SRC-193 · PRIORITY · A Study of History (12 vols.) — Arnold Toynbee (1934-1961)supports: HSRP-009Cited on: /collapse-of-nations
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SRC-194 · PRIORITY · The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (6 vols.) — Edward Gibbon (1776-1789)supports: HSRP-009
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SRC-195 · PRIORITY · The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich — William L. Shirer (1960)
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SRC-197 · PRIORITY · The Histories — Herodotus (c.430 BCE)
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SRC-198 · PRIORITY · Bibliotheca Historica — Diodorus Siculus (c.60-30 BCE)
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SRC-412 · PRIORITY · Columbus and Other Cannibals — Jack D. Forbes (rev. ed. Seven Stories, 2008) (2008)
CITED ON /the-hive-mind from entry [321], 2026-10-13. The edition read is the revised edition (New York: Seven Stories Press, 2008). PINPOINT: the publisher's own excerpt, sevenstories.com/blogs/186-to-abolish-columbus-day, for "the consuming of another's life for one's own private purpose or profit". YEAR SET TO 2008 ON 2026-10-13 by the author's ruling: the year field carries the edition read. First published as A World Ruled by Cannibals: The Wétiko Disease of Aggression, Violence and Imperialism (Davis, CA: D-Q University Press): 1979 per the Iowa City Public Library and Bibliothèque nationale de France catalogues; 1978 per the publisher's description of the 2008 edition. The 2008 edition is the third (BnF). That earlier printing gets no record, having not been read. No flag, as on the page. Both date questions are closed. PAGE FORM, ruled 2026-11-07: this site's pages state first publication as 1979. That is for consistency with the author's ruling on /the-hive-mind's "Forbes (1979/2008)", the only precedent on the site, and NOT because the conflict is settled: two library catalogues (Iowa City Public Library, BnF) give 1979, the publisher's description of the 2008 edition gives 1978, and the 1978/1979 conflict itself is unresolved (the two date questions closed above were which year this record carries and which edition was read, not which first-publication date is right). /psycho-vulgarism was brought into line the same day in four places; where a citation names the edition read, it reads 2008.Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-511 · PRIORITY · The Collapse of Complex Societies — Joseph A. Tainter (Cambridge University Press) (1988)
ISBN 0-521-34092-6. PINPOINTS: p. 4, definition of collapse and the "epiphenomena of complexity" list; pp. 27-28, legitimacy versus coercion, sacred legitimization and its decline, output failure, and legitimacy as a real cost; ch. 3, pp. 42-90, the classification and rejection of eleven theories; pp. 74-86, "mystical factors" and its assessment; ch. 4, pp. 91-126, declining marginal productivity; p. 198 (ch. 6, "Summary and Implications"), collapse as an economizing process — "Collapse then is not intrinsically a catastrophe. It is a rational, economizing process that may well benefit much of the population," VERIFIED VERBATIM AT SOURCE on 2026-09-19 and quoted on /collapse-of-nations. The page number is fixed by the running headers, which bracket the sentence between verso 198 and recto 199. STANDING CAUTION, verified twice (2026-09-19): Tainter rejects every virtue-decline and moral-decadence explanation of collapse, filing them under "mystical factors" alongside Spengler, Toynbee and Gibbon. He is not to be cited for any claim of that family anywhere on the site. In his model, reduced cultural and artistic investment is a MANIFESTATION of collapse, not a cause preceding it. 2026-09-22: the pp. 27-28 legitimacy-versus-coercion material recorded here is now quoted on /pv-remediation. Confirmed from this record rather than re-fetched, per instruction.supports: HSRP-376 -
SRC-521 · PRIORITY · The Histories (Loeb Classical Library 138) — Polybius, trans. W. R. Paton, rev. F. W. Walbank & C. Habicht (Harvard University Press) (2011)
Anacyclosis at Book VI. The cycle runs monarchia, basileia, tyranny, aristocracy, oligarchy, democracy, ochlocracy and back. At VI.57 Rome too "will become that worst of all governments, mob-rule". A free older translation by E. S. Shuckburgh (1889) is on Project Gutenberg. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: Book VI ch. 9 - 9.10, "the course appointed by nature in which constitutions change, disappear, and finally return to the point from which they started"; 9.11, an observer may "be wrong in his estimate of the time the process will take" but "will very seldom be mistaken as to the stage of growth or decline it has reached". ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at LacusCurtius. EDITION NOTE: this record's author field names the 2011 revised Loeb; the text read for these pinpoints is the ORIGINAL Loeb, Vol. III, 1923, whose header the host prints. TRANSLATOR SETTLED 2026-10-03: the Loeb is Paton's; the Shuckburgh translation this record's note mentions is a different, non-Loeb text on Project Gutenberg, and the doubt raised in the Block 3 brief is withdrawn. The page keeps Polybius's own caution and names no date. PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: VI.57.9, a state brought to that point "will change its name to the finest sounding of all, freedom and democracy, but will change its nature to the worst thing of all, mob-rule". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at LacusCurtius, NOT A WORD DIFFERENT from the block, with the paragraph number 9 marked and VI.57.7-8 present and consistent - which is what makes the page's lead-in, "a state brought to that point", a fair summary. ANOTHER EDITION OF THIS VOLUME: SRC-1090 (1923), Paton's translation as read on LacusCurtius, which HSRP-592 quotes. EDITIONS REVIEWED 2026-10-13: not a duplicate. Each record names the edition read for its own citations, by the edition rule settled for SRC-412; one record cannot carry two editions' years. No citation moves between them. -
SRC-522 · PRIORITY · A Historical Commentary on Polybius, Volume I — F. W. Walbank (Clarendon Press) (1957)
The standard commentary on Book VI.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-523 · PRIORITY · The Annals — Tacitus, trans. John Jackson (Harvard University Press) (1937)
Book 15. The marriage to Pythagoras is 15.37 and the fire 15.38, separate chapters with no causal link asserted; the fire's origin is "forte an dolo principis incertum (nam utrumque auctores prodidere)"; the persecution is deflection, "ergo abolendo rumori Nero subdidit reos" (15.44). A free translation by Church & Brodribb is on Wikisource. PINPOINT from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: Book I ch. 2, Augustus "was satisfied with a tribune's authority for the protection of the people", in the translation of Alfred John Church and William Jackson Brodribb, read at sacred-texts.com and VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. EDITION NOTE: the title was widened from "The Annals (Loeb Classical Library 322)" on 2026-10-03 because LCL 322 holds Books 13-16 only and does not contain Book I. Book 15 as cited on /historic-warnings is Jackson's Loeb (LCL 322, 1937); Book I ch. 2 is Church and Brodribb. Both editions are kept here; /historic-warnings prints its own edition on the page. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: Book I ch. 2, Augustus "was satisfied with a tribune's authority for the protection of the people" and "Augustus won over the soldiers with gifts, the populace with cheap corn, and all men with the sweets of repose"; Book III ch. 27, "laws were most numerous when the commonwealth was most corrupt". ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the Church and Brodribb translation at sacred-texts.com. Book III ch. 27 is a new pinpoint in the same translation. -
SRC-524 · PRIORITY · Tacitus, Annals, 15.20-23, 33-45: Latin Text, Study Aids with Vocabulary, and Commentary — Mathew Owen & Ingo Gildenhard (Open Book Publishers) (2013)
Open access commentary covering the chapters cited on this page.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-525 · PRIORITY · The War with Catiline (Loeb Classical Library 116) — Sallust, trans. J. C. Rolfe, rev. John T. Ramsey (Harvard University Press) (2013)
The standard critical text is L. D. Reynolds, Oxford Classical Texts (Clarendon Press, 1991).Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-559 · PRIORITY · Political instability may be a contributor in the coming decade — Peter Turchin, Nature 463(7281):608 (2010)
doi:10.1038/463608a. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19: the Nature record returns citation_title "Political instability may be a contributor in the coming decade", volume 463, issue 7281, firstpage 608 and lastpage 608 — confirming it is a one-page comment, not a research paper. This is the 2010 forecast cited on /collapse-of-nations. It forecasts a decade of rising instability; it does NOT name a peak year, and the "2020 peak" formerly asserted on the page was not his claim.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-560 · PRIORITY · The 2010 structural-demographic forecast for the 2010-2020 decade: A retrospective assessment — Peter Turchin & Andrey Korotayev, PLoS ONE 15(8):e0237458 (2020)
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0237458. PMCID PMC7430736. Open access. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19. Supplies three things the page now rests on: the assessment of the 2010 Nature forecast against the Cross-National Time-Series Data Archive, reporting that anti-government demonstrations and riots "increased dramatically during the 2010-2020 decade"; the three structural-demographic drivers, "popular immiseration, intraelite competition, and state weakness" — THREE, not the two the handoff brief stated; and the shorter "fathers-and-sons" cycle of "an approximate period of 50 years" distinct from the longer secular cycles. CAUTION: this paper gives NO period for the secular cycles themselves. The "roughly 200 to 300 years" figure supplied in the brief could not be verified and was NOT published.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-561 · PRIORITY · Modeling Social Pressures Toward Political Instability — Peter Turchin, Cliodynamics 4(2):241-280 (2013)
doi:10.21237/c7clio4221333. Page range 241-280 CONFIRMED on 2026-09-19 from the bibliography of the Turchin & Korotayev 2020 paper ("Cliodynamics. 2013;4:241-80"), and journal, volume, issue and author confirmed independently via Crossref. The handoff brief marked this REFINE; it is fully established and no REFINE is carried.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-562 · PRIORITY · Secular Cycles — Peter Turchin & Sergey A. Nefedov (Princeton University Press) (2009)
Imprint confirmed on 2026-09-19 via Open Library and via the bibliography of Turchin & Korotayev 2020 ("Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press; 2009"). NOT READ. The text could not be reached — an Internet Archive search returned no scannable identifier. Recorded so the secular-cycle period can be pinned later; the page deliberately states no period because none could be verified. See the standing note on unreachable texts in CLAUDE.md.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-563 · PRIORITY · Cliodynamics is Not "Cyclical History" — Peter Turchin, peterturchin.com (2020)
Published 18 September 2020. VERIFIED AT SOURCE on 2026-09-19; title confirmed verbatim from the page's own <title> and <h1>, which use DOUBLE quotation marks around "Cyclical History" (the handoff brief rendered them single). Source of the quotation used on /collapse-of-nations: cyclical theories are typically "retrospective eyeballing together with 'Procrustean' forcing of the historical record to fit the postulated cycle by stretching in some places and cutting off a bit here and there." The internal quotation marks around 'Procrustean' are the author's and are reproduced. REFINE: this is the author's own blog. Prefer a peer-reviewed venue if the same formulation appears in one.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-564 · PRIORITY · Federal Register Pages Published Annually — Office of the Federal Register, via the LLSDC Legislative Source Book
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19: the PDF returned 48,463 bytes, header "Data supplied by the Office of the Federal Register". Column groups are YEAR / VOL. NO. / TOTAL PAGES, twice across the page, which is why naive text extraction interleaves them. PINPOINTS: vol. 1 (1936) 2,620 pages; vol. 8 (1943) 17,553, the wartime peak; vol. 15 (1950) 9,562, the baseline cited on /collapse-of-nations. COVERAGE LIMIT: this table stops at 2020 and contains NO Code of Federal Regulations data. Its stated note on the unit is the source of the page's caveat: proposed rules were not required before 1947, explanatory material began in the mid-1960s, extensive preambles were not required before 1973, about 5% of pages are blank or skipped, and some 15 pages a day are front matter. The 5% figure is a blanket one and is not representative of recent years — see SRC-566. ALSO CITED ON /evidence-of-the-breach, with a SECOND ROUTE to the same series: the Office of the Federal Register's own "Federal Register Statistics: Category Page Statistics" page, https://www.federalregister.gov/reader-aids/federal-register-statistics/category-page-statistics. PINPOINTS from that page: 107,262 total pages in 2024, the highest in the series, and 61,584 in 2025. BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. ONE WORK, TWO ROUTES, by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: the LLSDC Legislative Source Book copy already recorded here and the OFR's own page are two routes to one series, so the route is a property of the pinpoint. THESE ARE OFR TOTALS INCLUDING BLANK PAGES.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations, /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-565 · PRIORITY · Dynamics of political instability in the United States, 1780-2010 — Peter Turchin, Journal of Peace Research 49(4):577-591 (2012)
doi:10.1177/0022343312442078. Title, sole author, journal, volume, issue, pages and year all CONFIRMED on 2026-09-19 via the Crossref work record. The handoff brief listed this as "Journal of Peace Research, US Political Violence Database 1780-2010 — REFINE, volume/year/title not established"; every field was in fact establishable and no REFINE is carried.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-566 · PRIORITY · Federal Register and Code of Federal Regulations page counts by calendar year — GWU Regulatory Studies Center, from federalregister.gov and GovInfo
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19 from the Center's two published datasets. CFR series stated source: "GovInfo for years 2024-2025; Federal Register Statistics (federalregister.gov/reader-aids/federal-register-statistics) for all the prior years." CFR PINPOINTS, the sixty-year series on /collapse-of-nations: 1960 = 22,877 pages; 1975 = 71,224; 2021 = 188,343. LLSDC carries no CFR data, so this is the only source for those figures. FEDERAL REGISTER series carries TWO total columns and the distinction is load-bearing: TOTAL (gross) and ACTUAL (defined in the file as "Total minus Skips"). The page's chart plots ACTUAL — 1992 57,003, 2016 95,913, 2017 61,314, 2023 89,368, 2024 106,109 — while the 1950 baseline of 9,562 can only be a gross TOTAL, because no ACTUAL figure exists for any year before 1976 (40 years, 1936-1975). Comparing 1950 to 2024 like-for-like therefore uses gross totals, 9,562 to 107,262. 2025 is TOTAL 61,584 / ACTUAL 60,917. Skips as a share of gross vary widely: 9.4% in 1992, 7.9% in 2000, about 1% in 2017 and 2023-2024. A CAUTION RECORDED FROM A MISTAKE MADE ON 2026-09-19: comparing LLSDC's TOTAL column against this chart's ACTUAL column produced a false finding of a source conflict, since withdrawn. The two are the same underlying OFR series, different columns.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-616 · PRIORITY · The 2026 Annual Report of the Board of Trustees of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Federal Disability Insurance Trust Funds — Social Security Board of Trustees (2026)
FIGURES VERIFIED 2026-09-24 from multiple independent reachable secondary sources; THE PRIMARY COULD NOT BE READ — ssa.gov returns HTTP 403 to curl, to WebFetch, on the press release, on the Trustees Summary and on the report PDF itself, and the congress.gov CRS product also 403s. CARRIED ON /collapse-of-nations: OASI reserve depletion in the FOURTH QUARTER OF 2032, one quarter earlier than the prior projection; 78% of scheduled benefits payable thereafter, a 22% across-the-board reduction; and, if the retirement fund were permitted to borrow from the disability fund, depletion moving to the THIRD QUARTER OF 2034 with 83% payable, a 17% reduction, which the Bipartisan Policy Center confirms "would require an act of Congress." CORRECTIONS MADE BEFORE PUBLICATION: the handoff supplied 77% payable / 23% reduction and a 19% figure for the borrowing alternative. Both are wrong against the 2026 report — they pair the NEW 2032 Q4 date with the PREVIOUS year's percentages. NOT PUBLISHED, unverifiable while ssa.gov is blocked: the $5,300 average-beneficiary figure, the 69% end-of-projection coverage ratio, and the 3.82%-of-payroll / 1.3%-of-GDP actuarial imbalance said to be the largest since 1977. UPGRADE ATTEMPTED AND FAILED 2026-10-03: the author authorised promoting this record from secondary to primary if the Trustees Summary opened. ssa.gov returned HTTP 403 again, on the summary PDF and on the OACT index. The figures on this record still rest on secondary sources. The 2026 summary is now a separate record at SRC-682, also PARTIAL for the same reason.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-617 · PRIORITY · The Long-Term Budget Outlook: 2025 to 2055 — Congressional Budget Office (2025)
VERIFIED 2026-09-24. CARRIED ON /collapse-of-nations WITH ITS CONDITION INTACT: the projection is that WITHOUT IMMIGRATION the United States population would begin to shrink in 2033. The conditional is load-bearing and the page states it; published unconditionally the sentence would misrepresent the source. NOT PUBLISHED: the March 2025 downward revision was supplied as 12 points of GDP on 2054 debt and 1.3 points on the deficit. That could not be confirmed as stated — the comparable figures reachable are a 2024 projection of 166% of GDP by 2054 against a 2025 projection of 156% by 2055, which are different end-years and do not establish a 12-point revision. Omitted rather than approximated.Cited on: /collapse-of-nations -
SRC-661 · PRIORITY · Declared National Emergencies Under the National Emergencies Act — Brennan Center for Justice (2026)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: the tracker as of 16 September 2026 - "52 declared national emergencies are in effect"; the oldest declared 14 November 1979; one emergency ever ended by Congress, COVID-19 on 10 April 2023. ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the Center's own downloadable list. THE COUNT IS DATED AND WILL MOVE: the page states the date. The Brennan Center is an advocacy institute; the figures are its count of official proclamations and orders. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same three pinpoints as on /evidence-of-the-breach: "52 declared national emergencies are in effect" as of 16 September 2026, the oldest declared 14 November 1979, and one emergency ever ended by Congress on 10 April 2023. THE COUNT HAS SINCE MOVED, recorded 2026-10-03 and NOT changed on either page: the tracker now reads "As of the last count on October 2, 2026, 51 declared national emergencies are in effect", and notes that the table was revised after publication to add a 2005 Hurricane Katrina declaration. Both pages state the date of their count, so each remains true as a dated figure. THIS IS ALSO THE SOURCE BEHIND SRC-713: the Virginia Law Review article's eighty-seven figure is footnoted "Id." to this tracker, so the page's main figure and its counter-figure rest on one count.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-664 · PRIORITY · Letter to Congressional Leaders on United States Military Operations in Iran — The President of the United States (2025)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "I acted pursuant to my constitutional authority as Commander in Chief and Chief Executive and pursuant to my constitutional authority to conduct United States foreign relations." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, Daily Compilation of Presidential Documents DCPD-202500715. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT 2026-10-03; the block described it rather than naming it. The document's own heading is "Letter to Congressional Leaders on United States Military Operations in Iran", dated 23 June 2025, which also confirms the page's "after strikes on Iran". ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: "I acted pursuant to my constitutional authority as Commander in Chief and Chief Executive and pursuant to my constitutional authority to conduct United States foreign relations." A SEPARATE WORK from SRC-722, the letter of 27 February 2021 on Syria; see that record's note on recurring official documents.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-665 · PRIORITY · Executive Orders (listing of presidential documents by year) — Office of the Federal Register (2026)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: 225 executive orders signed in 2025, E.O. 14147 to E.O. 14371. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: both endpoint numbers appear in the listing. A COUNT ON A DAY; the page gives the year.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-667 · PRIORITY · Judge finds Trump unlawfully fired agency IGs, but won't reinstate them — Federal News Network (2025)
PRESS REPORT; the court's opinion was NOT opened. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: seventeen inspectors general removed 24 January 2025 without the thirty days' notice the statute requires; a ruling of 24 September 2025 that the removals broke the statute, with no reinstatement. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. HEADLINE CORRECTED: the block gave "Trump unlawfully fired 17 agency IGs, judge finds, but won't reinstate them", taken from the address slug; the article's own headline is the title recorded here. A second report at Government Executive agrees. The page states on its face that this rests on a press report.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-670 · PRIORITY · Going, Going, But Not Quite Gone: Trials Continue to Decline in Federal and State Courts. Does It Matter? — Smith, Jeffrey Q. & Grant R. MacQueen, Judicature 101(4) (2017)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: "approximately 20 percent of all civil cases were resolved by trial" (1938); "Today, approximately 1 percent of all civil cases filed in federal court are resolved by trial". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. AUTHOR SURNAMES CONFIRMED on the page (Smith; MacQueen); the first names were not displayed and are carried from the block. ALSO CITED ON /united-states from 2026-10-07 (Block 7, U32): the 1938 trial figure replaced "22.3%", which appeared in no source. The page carries the citation in its own style - prose attribution plus a bare SRC link at the end of the paragraph - because /united-states has NO reference apparatus (no <sup> markers, no reference list, no ref-links divs), and introducing one sentence by sentence is the fault E5 declined for /collapse-of-nations.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /united-states -
SRC-671 · PRIORITY · Judicial Facts and Figures, Table 4.10: U.S. District Courts - Civil Cases Terminated, by Action Taken, During the 12-Month Periods Ending June 30, 1990, and September 30, 1995 Through 2025 — Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (2025)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: in the year to 30 September 2025, 1,681 of 407,379 federal civil cases reached trial. BOTH FIGURES VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the 2025 row of the table. ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 1,681 of 407,379 is 0.41 percent, printed as 0.4 percent. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT 2026-10-03; the block described it. ALSO CITED ON /united-states from 2026-10-07 (Block 7, U32 and U33): 1,681 of 407,379 civil cases in the year to 30 September 2025, 0.4 percent, replacing "1.3%" in the prose and in the "Modern Federal System" table row. Both figures appeared in no source. Cited in that page's own prose style.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /united-states -
SRC-672 · PRIORITY · 2025 Sourcebook of Federal Sentencing Statistics — United States Sentencing Commission (2025)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Table 12 - in fiscal year 2025, 65,099 of 66,662 persons sentenced in federal court pleaded guilty. BOTH FIGURES VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 65,099 of 66,662 is 97.65 percent, printed as 97.7 percent. TITLE CONFIRMED FROM THE DOCUMENT 2026-10-03.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-674 · PRIORITY · Count the Code: Quantifying the Federalization of Criminal Statutes — The Heritage Foundation (2022)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: 5,199 crimes in the United States Code as of 2019, across 1,510 statutes. Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. heritage.org returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-03, and the alternate PDF route returned 404. A think tank with a stated position; the count is its own. NOT A DUPLICATE of SRC-248, which is the same body's "A Brief History of Occupational Licensing" (2014). HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER, AND THIS SUPERSEDES THE "not independently checked" LINE ABOVE: BOTH FIGURES CONFIRMED MANY TIMES OVER - 5,199 crimes and 1,510 statutes, in the Summary, the Key Takeaways, the Results and the methodology. HERITAGE.ORG SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 403 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS, not a dead link - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report heritage.org as unreachable. The 404 on the alternate PDF route is a different thing and remains a wrong route. THREE THINGS NOW ON THE RECORD. (1) THE REPORT IS INTERNALLY INCONSISTENT ABOUT THE EDITION AND NEVER RECONCILES IT. The same two numbers are attributed both to 2019 ("As of 2019, we found 1,510 statutes"; "the number of crimes contained within the Code as of 2019 at 5,199") and to the 2018 edition ("we ran the algorithm through the official 2018 Code, and it returned 1,510 criminal sections - our final number"; "the number of crimes contained within the 2018 edition of the Code at 5,199"; "The most recent (2018) edition ... contains 1,510 sections"). The Summary and the Key Takeaways lead with "as of 2019", so THAT IS THE FRAMING TO FOLLOW. (2) THE TWO NUMBERS ARE DIFFERENT KINDS OF NUMBER. THE 5,199 IS AN ESTIMATE, NOT A COUNT, and Heritage says so: the algorithm "cannot precisely count discrete crimes within sections", and the figure was derived by multiplying average crimes per section - about three in Title 18, about four elsewhere - by the number of sections. THE 1,510 IS A COUNT. (3) THE GROWTH FIGURE, which this register did not carry and which is the stronger claim because it rests on the counted number: 1,111 statutes creating a federal crime in 1994 against 1,510 in 2019, AN INCREASE OF 36 PERCENT. Heritage's own estimate for 2007 is 1,413, against Baker's 1,239. WHOSE CALL THIS IS: the author has referred the estimate-versus-count framing and the growth figure TO THE RESEARCH CHAT. NO PAGE TEXT WAS CHANGED on 2026-10-08. DO NOT CHANGE THE PAGE ON THIS RECORD ALONE. PAGE CORRECTED 2026-10-08 (Q05): hallmark 7 of /evidence-of-the-breach printed only "5,199 crimes in the United States Code as of 2019" and called it a count. It now reads that a study published in 2022 "counted 1,510 criminal statutes in the United States Code in 2019, up from 1,111 in 1994, and estimated that they create 5,199 crimes", so the page itself now distinguishes the counts from the estimate. THE SUMMARY'S OWN WORDS, READ BY THE AUTHOR AT SOURCE 2026-10-08: "As of 2019, we found 1,510 statutes that create at least one crime. This represents an increase of nearly 36 percent relative to the 1,111 statutes that created at least one crime in 1994 ... we estimate the number of crimes contained within the Code as of 2019 at 5,199." ALL THREE FIGURES AND BOTH YEARS CONFIRM. The page follows the Summary's "as of 2019" and not the "2018 edition" the report uses elsewhere. THE COUNTS ARE 1,510 AND 1,111; THE ESTIMATE IS 5,199.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-676 · PRIORITY · Audit of the Assets Forfeiture Fund and Seized Asset Deposit Fund Annual Financial Statements Fiscal Year 2025 — U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General, Audit Division 26-013 (2026)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "forfeiture revenue was $1,956.8 million in FY 2025". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. The audit is of the Department's own Assets Forfeiture Fund, which confirms the page's statement that the proceeds are paid into a fund of the department that took the property. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT 2026-10-03; the block described it. The page of the quoted figure was not recorded and is not asserted. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: "forfeiture revenue was $1,956.8 million in FY 2025". THE PAGE IS NOW ESTABLISHED AS P. 8, confirmed 2026-10-03 by the running foot "Assets Forfeiture Fund and Seized Asset Deposit Fund - FY 2025 Annual Financial Statements 8", with parity against pages 7 and 9. Block 3 recorded the page as not known; this closes that gap, and the printed entry on /evidence-of-the-breach is to be corrected in the linking block rather than now. THE FIGURE IS THE FUND'S REVENUE FROM FORFEITURES OF EVERY KIND, not from civil forfeiture alone.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-677 · PRIORITY · Review of the Department's Oversight of Cash Seizure and Forfeiture Activities — U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General, Evaluation and Inspections Division Report 17-02 (2017)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach, all at p. ii and ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: "Of those DEA seizures that resulted in forfeiture, 81 percent were forfeited administratively."; "The DEA could verify that only 44 of the 100 seizures" had advanced or been related to an investigation, or led to an arrest or prosecution; and the warning that such seizures create "the appearance, and risks the reality, that it is more interested in seizing and forfeiting cash than advancing an investigation". The page's gloss "that is, by the agency and not by a court" is its own and is not a quotation. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint at p. ii: "Of those DEA seizures that resulted in forfeiture, 81 percent were forfeited administratively." The page's gloss "That is, by the agency and not by a court" is its own, as on /evidence-of-the-breach.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-679 · PRIORITY · Statement on Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy, as adopted effective January 24, 2012 — Federal Open Market Committee (2012)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: "The inflation rate over the longer run is primarily determined by monetary policy, and hence the Committee has the ability to specify a longer-run goal for inflation."; and the goal, "inflation at the rate of 2 percent". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. KEPT SEPARATE from SRC-680 by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: the 2025 amended statement has its own adoption date and address, and the page's claim that the policy was announced in 2012 and reaffirmed in 2025 must be checkable from the register.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-680 · PRIORITY · Statement on Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy, adopted effective January 24, 2012, as amended effective August 22, 2025 — Federal Open Market Committee (2025)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach, ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: "its judgment that inflation at the rate of 2 percent"; "most consistent over the longer run"; and the stated purpose, "foster price stability and moderate long-term interest rates". A DIFFERENT DOCUMENT from SRC-679 and deliberately a separate record; see that record's note.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-681 · PRIORITY · Letter to Senator Jeff Merkley on alternative budget scenarios — Congressional Budget Office (2026)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "debt held by the public increases from 101 percent of GDP in 2026 to 175 percent of GDP in 2056". Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. cbo.gov returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-03 to the PDF and to the publication page. Dated 24 September 2026. A PROJECTION UNDER CURRENT LAW, not a forecast; the page says so. TITLE NOT TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT. ALSO CITED ON /united-states from 2026-10-07 (Block 7, U34), replacing a superseded projection ("166% by 2054") and a clause seen only at second hand ("108% by 2030"). THIS RECORD WAS ON THE AUTHOR'S HAND-CHECK LIST; the check was done on 2026-10-08 and changed nothing, so the one shared sentence stands unaltered on both /evidence-of-the-breach and /united-states. HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER, AND THIS SUPERSEDES THE "not independently checked" LINE ABOVE: CONFIRMED EXACTLY - both figures and both years. The recipient is confirmed as the Honorable Jeff Merkley and the document is confirmed to be a letter. CBO.GOV SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 403 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS, not a dead link and not a wall on a human reader - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report cbo.gov as unreachable. A TEXT-LAYER ARTEFACT TO KNOW BEFORE PROBING THIS DOCUMENT AGAIN: THE QUOTATION SPANS A PAGE BREAK. "increases from" ends page 1 and "101 percent of GDP ..." begins page 2, with a footnote on fiscal years and the recipient block interposed, so A SEQUENTIAL TEXT-LAYER PROBE FOR THE WHOLE SENTENCE RETURNS NOTHING. That absence is the probe's artefact and not the document's content. It is the FOURTH artefact of that class in this sequence, after the Timmons hyphen at a line break, the Barnette "If-there" break and the F5 wordlist, and it must never be reported as a false negative. STILL OPEN, MINOR: the document's own TITLE and DATE were not read off page 1 - the title is still not taken from the document, and "Dated 24 September 2026" above remains an INFERENCE FROM THE URL PATH rather than a date read off the letter.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /united-states -
SRC-682 · PRIORITY · A Summary of the 2026 Annual Reports — Social Security and Medicare Boards of Trustees (2026)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach, AS THE PAGE HAS READ SINCE 2026-10-08: the fund that pays retirement benefits can pay in full "until the fourth quarter of 2032", and "78 percent" of them after that. THE PAGE QUOTED THE COMBINED FIGURES UNTIL THEN - full benefits payable "until the third quarter of 2034", and "83 percent" after that - which are in the summary but are the hypothetical combined OASDI projection; see the page correction at the end of this note. Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. ssa.gov returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-03, as it did on 2026-09-24 for SRC-616. A SEPARATE DOCUMENT from SRC-616 (the Social Security Annual Report) by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: this summary covers the Social Security and Medicare reports together. TITLE NOT TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT. HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER, AND THIS SUPERSEDES THE "not independently checked" LINE ABOVE: BOTH QUOTATIONS CONFIRMED VERBATIM. SSA.GOV SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 403 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS, not a dead link - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report ssa.gov as unreachable. BUT THE TWO FIGURES ARE THE HYPOTHETICAL COMBINED FIGURES, AND THE TRUSTEES THEMSELVES FLAG THEM AS HYPOTHETICAL in their own parenthesis: the two funds "could not actually be combined unless there were a change in the law". THE FUND THAT PAYS RETIREMENT BENEFITS IS OASI ALONE, AND ITS FIGURES ARE WORSE: 100 percent of scheduled benefits "until the fourth quarter of 2032, one quarter earlier than projected last year", then "78 percent". DI alone pays through at least 2100. HI: the second quarter of 2033, then 89 percent. CORROBORATION WORTH RECORDING IN ITS OWN RIGHT: CBO's OASI exhaustion date of 2032 (SRC-685) and the Trustees' OASI date of the fourth quarter of 2032 AGREE EXACTLY. What looked like a conflict between the two agencies IS NOT ONE - CBO projects OASI, while the Trustees' 2034 is the combined OASDI figure. Two agencies, the same number, independently. The assumptions were set in February 2026; the publication date was not read. WHOSE CALL THIS IS: the author has referred the combined-versus-OASI question TO THE RESEARCH CHAT. NO PAGE TEXT WAS CHANGED on 2026-10-08, and /evidence-of-the-breach still carries the combined figures at hallmark 12 and hallmark 24. DO NOT CHANGE THE PAGE ON THIS RECORD ALONE. PAGE CORRECTED 2026-10-08 ON THE AUTHOR'S INSTRUCTION (Q04), AND IT IS THE MOST SUBSTANTIVE PAGE CHANGE OF THAT REPLY: hallmark 12 of /evidence-of-the-breach now prints the OASI figures instead of the combined ones, which moves the hallmark off the gentler figures and onto the real ones. THE SUMMARY'S OWN WORDS FOR OASI, READ BY THE AUTHOR AT SOURCE 2026-10-08: the fund "will be able to pay 100 percent of total scheduled benefits until the fourth quarter of 2032, one quarter earlier than projected last year", and thereafter "continuing program income will be sufficient to pay 78 percent of total scheduled benefits". THE OTHER FIGURES FROM THE SAME SUMMARY: DI alone pays through at least 2100; HI until the second quarter of 2033, then 89 percent; and the 2034 and 83 percent pair is the COMBINED OASDI projection, which the Trustees' own parenthesis calls impossible without a change in the law. INDEPENDENT CORROBORATION FOUND ON THIS SITE 2026-10-08, ON A PAGE NEITHER CHAT HAD RE-READ: /collapse-of-nations ALREADY carried the OASI figures, correctly and in more detail - depletion in "the fourth quarter of 2032, one quarter earlier than the previous year's projection", payroll tax revenue covering "78% of scheduled benefits", and therefore "an across-the-board reduction of 22%" - and it already framed the 2034 and 83 percent case as the borrowing alternative that "would require an act of Congress". ITS 22 PERCENT REDUCTION IS THE COMPLEMENT OF 78 PERCENT PAYABLE, so the two pages now agree where before they did not. That page cites the 2026 ANNUAL REPORT rather than this summary and WAS NOT CHANGED.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-683 · PRIORITY · 21st Century Challenges: Reexamining the Base of the Federal Government — U.S. Government Accountability Office, statement of David M. Walker, Comptroller General, GAO-05-352T (2005)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Our nation is on an unsustainable fiscal path." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the Senate committee's own copy; the title is confirmed on the document. Delivered 16 February 2005 before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. NOT Walker v. City of Birmingham (SRC-660): a normalised-surname match on "Walker" collided with that case on 2026-10-03 and was discarded.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-684 · PRIORITY · The Long-Term Budget Outlook (June 2009) — Congressional Budget Office (2009)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Under current law, the federal budget is on an unsustainable path", in a CBO BLOG POST of 25 June 2009 - NOT, as this record said until 2026-10-08, in a Director's statement. Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. cbo.gov returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-03 to the publication page and to the direct PDF. A SEPARATE WORK from SRC-617 ("The Long-Term Budget Outlook: 2025 to 2055") by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: successive annual publications in one series are separate works, not editions of one text. Their titles normalise identically, which is a known matcher false-positive class. HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER: THE WORDS ARE CONFIRMED EXACTLY, AND THE ATTRIBUTION THIS RECORD CARRIED WAS WRONG. It is NOT a Director's statement, and the sentence is NOT in the report body. IT IS A CBO BLOG POST OF 25 JUNE 2009 announcing The Long-Term Budget Outlook and linking to the report at cbo.gov/publication/20776, and THE SENTENCE IS IN THE BLOG POST'S FIRST PARAGRAPH. The URL above is unchanged and correct; only the description of what kind of document it is was wrong, and it is corrected here. CBO.GOV SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 403 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS, not a dead link - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report cbo.gov as unreachable. CONSEQUENCE ON THE PAGE, NOW FIXED (Q03, applied 2026-10-08): /evidence-of-the-breach reference [37] read "The Long-Term Budget Outlook (June 2009); Director's statement of 25 June 2009" and now reads "The Long-Term Budget Outlook (June 2009); blog post of 25 June 2009 announcing it". THE ADDRESS IS UNCHANGED BECAUSE publication/24928 IS THE POST - it is the page the author opened and found to be the blog post. THE POST'S OWN TITLE, READ BY THE AUTHOR ON 2026-10-08 AND NOW SET IN THE ENTRY: "Long-Term Budget Outlook". It is the heading above the "Posted on June 25, 2009" line, with the body beginning immediately below. THE POST AND THE REPORT SHARE A TITLE; THE ENTRY NAMES IT ONCE AND SAYS SO. Reference [37] was rewritten whole on 2026-10-08 (Q11) and reads: Congressional Budget Office. "Long-Term Budget Outlook." Blog post, 25 June 2009, announcing the report of the same name. THE POST IS NAMED FIRST BECAUSE THE QUOTED SENTENCE IS IN THE POST, not in the report. An earlier wording the same day printed the title TWICE, once italicised for the report and once quoted for the post; it was applied as instructed, reported back as reading badly, and replaced. The guard that asserted the double title is RETIRED with it. THE BODY TEXT IS NOT AFFECTED: hallmark 12 says "The Congressional Budget Office wrote on 25 June 2009" and hallmark 24 says "by its budget office in 2009", both of which are right for a blog post. THE TWO-PUBLICATION STRUCTURE IS CONFIRMED FROM THE POST ITSELF, 2026-10-08: its first paragraph links the report at cbo.gov/publication/20776?index=10297. So the entry NAMES THE REPORT AND LINKS THE ANNOUNCEMENT, which is what was flagged when the attribution was corrected, and it is now a measured fact rather than an inference. TWO FURTHER FIGURES FROM THE POST'S BODY, RECORDED ONLY AND CARRIED ON NO PAGE: CBO projected Medicare and Medicaid combined growing from almost 5 percent of GDP to almost 10 percent by 2035 and more than 17 percent by 2080; and federal debt held by the public rising from 41 percent of GDP at the end of fiscal 2008 to 60 percent at the end of fiscal 2010. THE SECOND IS WORTH KEEPING BESIDE SRC-681: the same measure - debt held by the public as a share of GDP - from the same agency, 60 percent at the end of fiscal 2010 against 101 percent in 2026 in the Merkley letter. ONE ARITHMETIC NOTE SO THE COMPARISON IS NOT OVERSTATED LATER: that pair is about SIXTEEN YEARS apart, 2010 to 2026, not three decades; the three-decade span belongs to the projections themselves, the 2009 post reaching 2080 and the 2026 letter reaching 2056.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-685 · PRIORITY · Statement of the Director, 11 February 2026 — Congressional Budget Office (2026)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Our budget projections continue to indicate that the fiscal trajectory is not sustainable." Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. cbo.gov returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-03. TITLE NOT TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT. Third of the three dated fiscal warnings the page relies on, after 2005 (SRC-683) and 2009 (SRC-684). HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER, AND THIS SUPERSEDES THE "not independently checked" LINE ABOVE: CONFIRMED EXACTLY. CBO.GOV SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 403 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS, not a dead link - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report cbo.gov as unreachable. THE SAME DOCUMENT ALSO STATES: "Debt grows to 175 percent of GDP at the end of our 30-year long-term projections." THE 175 PERCENT FIGURE THEREFORE APPEARS IN TWO INDEPENDENT CBO DOCUMENTS WITH DIFFERENT HORIZON FRAMINGS - this one, and the Merkley letter at SRC-681, which gives 175 percent of GDP in 2056. That is corroboration of the evidence page's central fiscal figure from inside CBO's own output, and it is recorded because a hostile reader will try to isolate that figure to a single source. Also in the same passage: debt 99 percent of GDP at the end of 2025 rising to 120 percent in 2036; debt surpasses the 1946 high of 106 percent in 2030; and net interest outlays $1.0 trillion in 2026 rising to $2.1 trillion in 2036. THIS DOCUMENT IS ALSO CBO'S SOURCE FOR AN OASI EXHAUSTION DATE OF 2032, which agrees exactly with the Trustees' own OASI date - the agreement is recorded at SRC-682. STILL OPEN, MINOR: the document TYPE and the 11 February 2026 DATE were not read off the document, and the title is still not taken from it.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-686 · PRIORITY · Income, Poverty and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2025 — U.S. Census Bureau (2026)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: real median household income in 2025 of $87,460, "the highest on record dating back to 1967". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE PHRASE, as the block asked: the PRESS RELEASE of 15 September 2026, not the Census story page. By the author's decision of 2026-10-03 the second address was dropped and the entry prints the press release only. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT. TITLE CORRECTED 2026-10-22. The title previously read “… in the United States: 2025 (report P60-289)”, which named TWO DOCUMENTS AS ONE. This record is the PRESS RELEASE of 15 September 2026 — the document its pinpoints were read from, as the sentence above already stated — and the title is now the release's own, with the parenthetical removed. THE OTHER DOCUMENT, NAMED HERE RATHER THAN SILENTLY DROPPED: P60-289 is “Income in the United States: 2025”, Current Population Reports, by Melissa Kollar and Zach Scherer, issued September 2026. IT IS NOT THIS RECORD. Its text was read in full on 2026-10-22 (62,212 characters via pdftotext -raw from www2.census.gov/library/publications/2026/demo/p60-289.pdf). Anything cited FROM the report rather than from the release needs its own source number under the one-record-per-work rule; do not widen this record to carry it. WHAT THE TWO DOCUMENTS SAY DIFFERENTLY, because it is the reason the conflation mattered: the RELEASE carries “Median post-tax household income increased by 3.1% from $73,760 in 2024 to $76,060 in 2025.” and makes NO comparison of post-tax income to any record. The REPORT carries “Pretax median household income was the highest on record dating back to 1967.” — the record claim expressly scoped to PRETAX — and explains itself in its own tables: Table 10 is “Selected Measures of Household Post-Tax Income Dispersion: 2009 to 2025”, so the post-tax series does not reach 1967 and no record claim about it is available. NEITHER DOCUMENT SAYS THE POST-TAX MEDIAN WAS “NOT A RECORD HIGH”. The sentence that resembles it — “not significantly different” — is in the report and compares the RATE OF INCREASE with the pretax rate, not a level with a record. DEFECT CLASS, recorded so the pattern is countable: A DOCUMENT RECORDED AS ITS NEIGHBOUR — the SRC-684 class, where a CBO blog post announcing a report was recorded as the Director's statement. Both are an announcement and the thing announced, entered as one. SRC-684 was corrected 2026-10-08; this is the SECOND instance. Where a release and a report share a subject, check the masthead of the document actually opened before the title field is written. STILL UNFIXED AND NOT FIXED HERE: /evidence-of-the-breach's own reference entry prints “(report P60-289)” against the release's title, carrying the same conflation on a LIVE page. It is on the live-page list, not repaired in this edit. CROSS-REFERENCE MADE MUTUAL 2026-10-22: that report is now its own record, SRC-1284 (“Income in the United States: 2025 (report P60-289)”). Cite the report from SRC-1284 and the release from here; neither record carries the other's text.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-693 · PRIORITY · FEMA Workforce: Staff Reductions and Lack of Planning May Impact Mission Readiness — U.S. Government Accountability Office, GAO-26-108427 (2026)
TWO PINPOINTS WITH DIFFERENT STATUS, established 2026-10-03. (1) "FEMA may not have a workforce capable of effectively responding to disasters now or in the future" is on the SUMMARY PAGE under Fast Facts and is NOT in the full report. Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. gao.gov/products returned HTTP 403 to every route tried, so this sentence is NOT independently checked; it was read by the research chat, which corrected its own attribution after the full-report text was searched and the sentence was not found there. (2) "over 4,300 employees separated from FEMA in fiscal year 2025" IS VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT in the full report at files.gao.gov, which adds that this is "approximately 17 percent of FEMA's workforce" and a 55 percent increase in separations over fiscal 2024, against an average headcount of 25,134. THE REPORT'S OWN RECURRING PHRASE is "a workforce capable of meeting its mission", not "capable of effectively responding to disasters". TITLE CONFIRMED from the full report. HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER, AND THIS SUPERSEDES THE "NOT independently checked" FINDING ON PINPOINT (1) ABOVE: PINPOINT (1) IS CONFIRMED, in the Fast Facts box on the summary page - exactly where the research chat said to look after correcting its own attribution, SO THAT CORRECTION HOLDS. GAO.GOV SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 403 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS, not a dead link - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report gao.gov as unreachable. HOW THE SENTENCE MUST BE READ, AND THIS MATTERS TO ANY PAGE THAT QUOTES IT: IT IS THE CONCLUSION OF A CAUSAL CHAIN, NOT A STANDALONE FINDING. The two sentences before it are that FEMA "reduced its workforce without using strategic workforce planning" and "proposed future workforce actions without assessing its current and future workforce needs", and the quoted sentence then opens "As a result,". It is GAO's finding about WHAT THE REDUCTIONS CAUSED; quoted bare it reads as a general capacity claim, which it is not. PAGE CORRECTED 2026-10-08 (Q06): hallmark 18 of /evidence-of-the-breach quoted the Fast Facts sentence bare. It now gives GAO's finding first and then the sentence with its own opening words - that GAO found FEMA "reduced its workforce without using strategic workforce planning", and wrote: "As a result, FEMA may not have a workforce capable of effectively responding to disasters now or in the future". A DIFFERENCE FROM THE REPLY'S DRAFT, REPORTED AND DECIDED IN GAO'S FAVOUR: the draft read "without strategic workforce planning" while GAO's own words are "without USING strategic workforce planning". The reply invited GAO's words where they were close enough to quote, so GAO's words were used. The sentence after it, on the 4,300 separations, is unchanged, and the question whether those separations came after the February 2025 high-risk listing is STILL HELD.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-695 · PRIORITY · High-Risk Series: Heightened Attention to High-Risk Areas Could Yield Billions in Savings and A More Efficient and Effective Government — U.S. Government Accountability Office, GAO-25-107743 (2025)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Natural disasters have become costlier and more frequent." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the full report at files.gao.gov, which also confirms the High-Risk framing. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT 2026-10-03; the block asked for it. February 2025, the listing that precedes the separations at SRC-693.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-697 · PRIORITY · 95% of incumbents won re-election — Ballotpedia News (2024)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Congressional incumbents were re-elected at a 98% clip this year". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE PAGE 2026-10-03: note that the article's headline figure (95%) and the quoted sentence (98%) differ, as they count different bodies; the page quotes the sentence. A reference site; the count is its own. CARRIED AS CONTEXT ONLY. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: "Congressional incumbents were re-elected at a 98% clip this year", for the elections of November 2024. The headline-versus-sentence discrepancy recorded on this record in Block 3 - the article's headline gives 95 percent and the quoted sentence 98 percent, counting different bodies - applies equally here; the sentence quoted is about Congress.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-698 · PRIORITY · Press release on mortality in the United States in 2024 — National Center for Health Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2026)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: life expectancy in 2024 at "its highest level ever". Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. cdc.gov returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-03. Dated 29 January 2026. TITLE NOT TAKEN FROM THE DOCUMENT. Carried on the page among what stands against the finding. HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER, AND THIS SUPERSEDES THE "not independently checked" LINE ABOVE: CONFIRMED. The release reads that life expectancy "reached its highest level ever in 2024", and it is about 2024. CDC.GOV SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 403 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS, not a dead link - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report cdc.gov as unreachable. THE FIGURE IS 79 YEARS, which this record did not carry before 2026-10-08. THE DATA ARE FINAL, NOT PROVISIONAL, and the distinction matters: final mortality data is not revised. STILL OPEN, MINOR: the "Dated 29 January 2026" above was not read off a dateline.supports: HSRP-411Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-707 · PRIORITY · Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Government — Achen, Christopher H., and Larry M. Bartels (Princeton University Press) (2016)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind: voters "mostly choose parties and candidates on the basis of social identities and partisan loyalties, not political issues"; and "voters adjust their policy views and even their perceptions of basic matters of fact to match those loyalties". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the PUBLISHER'S DESCRIPTION, not the book, which was not opened. The description's own framing is "They demonstrate that voters - even those who are well informed and politically engaged - mostly choose...", so the page's attribution, "Their publisher sums up the finding", is accurate. AUTHORS' MIDDLE INITIALS CONFIRMED on that page 2026-10-03: "Christopher H. Achen" and "Larry M. Bartels". NOT cited anywhere else on this site: /the-hive-mind was checked on 2026-10-03 and mentions neither author.supports: HSRP-414Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-711 · PRIORITY · Does Affective Polarization Contribute to Democratic Backsliding in America? — Druckman, James N., Donald P. Green & Shanto Iyengar, The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 708(1):137-163 (2023)
TITLE, PAGES AND FIRST NAMES ESTABLISHED 2026-10-03 from Crossref: the block recorded none of them. PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "scant evidence of a direct link between affective polarization and democratic backsliding". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the Crossref abstract, after journals.sagepub.com returned HTTP 403. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: THE ABSTRACT, and the words are the authors' own conclusion - "We conclude that there is scant evidence of a direct link between affective polarization and democratic backsliding in the U.S." The phrase does continue "in the U.S.", as the block believed. NOTE THE DOI YEAR: the suffix reads 2024 but Crossref gives the print issue as 2023; the DOI year is Sage's minting year, not the issue date. Carried on the page as what counts against the finding.supports: HSRP-414Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-712 · PRIORITY · Roll Call 127, 116th Congress, 1st Session: H.J.Res. 46, On Passage, Objections of the President to the Contrary Notwithstanding — Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives (2019)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: on 26 March 2019 the House failed to pass the resolution over the President's objections, 248 to 181, short of the two-thirds required. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the Clerk's own XML record: a two-thirds vote, result Failed, yeas 248, nays 181, and the measure described as relating to "a national emergency declared by the President on February 15, 2019". ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 248 and 181 make 429 voting; two-thirds of 429 is 286, so 248 falls short. THE EARLIER STEPS ARE DRAWN FROM THE FORM OF THE VOTE: that both Houses had passed the resolution and that the President returned it with his objections follows from a vote on passage over his objections, and is not separately recorded here.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-714 · PRIORITY · USA Freedom Act (committee summary of H.R. 2048, 114th Congress) — U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on the Judiciary (2015)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "Prohibits bulk collection of ALL records under Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, with the capitals in "ALL" the source's own. IT IS THE OPENING OF A LONGER SENTENCE, which continues ", the FISA pen register authority, and national security letter statutes." - the quotation stops mid-sentence with no ellipsis, verbatim as far as it goes, and the omitted clause only widens the prohibition. FIGURES AND BILL NUMBER CONFIRMED on the same page: House 338 to 88 on 13 May 2015; Senate 67 to 32 on 2 June 2015; signed by President Obama on 2 June 2015; and H.R. 2048 is printed on the page itself, so the bill number is not from a search listing. The page spells the name "USA Freedom Act". WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the committee's summary page, not the statute, which was not opened.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-715 · PRIORITY · FISA Section 702 and the 2024 Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act, CRS Report R48592 — Congressional Research Service (2025)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: Section 702 was enacted in 2008 and renewed in 2012, 2018 and 2024. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the EveryCRSReport copy, which names Pub. L. 110-261 (FISA Amendments Act of 2008), Pub. L. 112-238, Pub. L. 115-118 and Pub. L. 118-49 (20 April 2024). THE REPORT DOES NOT NAME THE SIGNERS, so the page's following sentence - "Those four laws were signed by four Presidents, two of each party" - is an INFERENCE from the four dates and is not supported by this source. Dated 8 July 2025; the congress.gov address was not opened.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-716 · PRIORITY · House approves surveillance authority reauthorization bill — Tarinelli, Ryan, Roll Call (2024)
PRESS REPORT. PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "'Yes' votes included 128 Republicans and 84 Democrats, while 'no' votes included 86 Republicans and 126 Democrats." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, with the single quotation marks the source's own. THE OFFICIAL RECORDS WERE FOUND 2026-10-03 and are recorded here, which turns a claim resting on a newspaper into one checkable against the Clerk's own record: ROLL CALL 114, 118th Congress 2nd Session, 12 April 2024, H.R. 7888, "On Agreeing to the Amendment" - BIGGS OF ARIZONA AMENDMENT NO. 1, the warrant requirement - FAILED on a tie, 212 yea to 212 nay, 13 not voting, by party Republican 128 yea / 86 nay and Democratic 84 yea / 126 nay, which matches the quoted sentence exactly; and ROLL CALL 119, same day and bill, "On Passage", Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act, PASSED 273 to 147, 11 not voting (Republican 126/88, Democratic 147/59), which is the page's "273 to 147". NO SEPARATE RECORDS WERE CREATED for the two roll calls, by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: the page assigns one reference to the press report, and new reference numbers would change the page text. ARITHMETIC: a tie fails, so one more vote in favour would have carried the amendment.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-717 · PRIORITY · Victory! 702 has Expired! — McKinney, India, Electronic Frontier Foundation (2026)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: Section 702 lapsed on 12 June 2026. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. TITLE, AUTHOR AND DATE TAKEN FROM THE PAGE 2026-10-03; the block gave a description. An ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION, cited for the date of the lapse.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-718 · PRIORITY · Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA): 2026 Resource Page — Brennan Center for Justice (2026)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: the collection continues under certifications running to March 2027. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: the page, updated 17 September 2026, lists the analysis "Section 702 Surveillance Will Continue Until March 2027 Even if the Statute Lapses" (9 June 2026) and a newer one, "Section 702 Surveillance Authority Will Not Lapse if Reauthorized by March 2027" (17 September 2026). NO RENEWAL AS OF THAT UPDATE: the page describes the 2026 reauthorization process as still running. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE PAGE 2026-10-03; the block gave a description. An ADVOCACY INSTITUTE. A DIFFERENT PAGE from the emergencies tracker at SRC-661 - same publisher, separate work. Against it, the Justice Department wrote on 6 March 2024 that after a lapse collection "may be challenged" (https://www.justice.gov/nsd/media/1341396/dl).supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-722 · PRIORITY · A Letter to the Speaker of the House and President pro tempore of the Senate Consistent with the War Powers Resolution — The President of the United States (2021)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: the strike was made "pursuant to my constitutional authority to conduct United States foreign relations and as Commander in Chief and Chief Executive". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the archived official copy, which reports a strike of 25 February 2021 in eastern Syria. Dated 27 February 2021. A SEPARATE WORK from SRC-664 (the letter of 23 June 2025 on Iran) by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: recurring official documents of the same type and author are separate works, not editions of one text - see the standing note in CLAUDE.md distinguishing this from the annual-edition class.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-723 · PRIORITY · Congress inches toward reclaiming war powers with AUMF repeals — Kheel, Rebecca, Roll Call (2025)
PRESS REPORT. PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "lawmakers this month repealed the 2002 Iraq War and 1991 Gulf War authorizations through the fiscal 2026 National Defense Authorization Act", signed on 18 December 2025. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. THAT THE 2001 AUTHORIZATION REMAINS IN FORCE rests on the article's report of a bid to repeal it, not on the statute. THE ACT ITSELF WAS NOT OPENED AND ITS PUBLIC LAW NUMBER COULD NOT BE ESTABLISHED on 2026-10-03: govinfo returns HTTP 200 for every PLAW-119publ path probed, including numbers that cannot exist, so status proves nothing, and the search API requires a key. THE ACT IS NOW IDENTIFIED, 2026-10-03: the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026, PUBLIC LAW 119-60. The Government Publishing Office's compilation is headed "National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026 [Public Law 119-60]", https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/COMPS-18412/pdf/COMPS-18412.pdf. THE SECTION THAT REPEALS THE TWO AUTHORIZATIONS IS STILL NOT PINNED: the copy read was cut off before it. The printed entry does not change.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-725 · PRIORITY · Congress and the Public (running series on the job approval of Congress) — Gallup (2026)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: in the ten monthly readings from January to October 2024, approval of Congress ran between 12 and 20 percent. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: the ten readings on the page are 15, 12, 15, 16, 13, 16, 16, 19, 20 and 16, matching the research record exactly and in order; November 2024 read 19 and December 17, both inside the same range. THE QUESTION WORDING IS NOT ON THE PAGE, established 2026-10-03: it prints only "% Approve" under "Congress Approval Graph". The page's sentence was therefore amended by the author on 2026-10-03 to drop the words "approved of the way Congress was handling its job", which are Gallup's standard wording but do not appear on this page. A RUNNING SERIES: later months are added, so the sentence is deliberately limited to those ten readings.supports: HSRP-416Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-726 · PRIORITY · Final House Ratings: Majority Still on a Knife's Edge — The Cook Political Report (2024)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "Democrats are favored in 205 seats, while Republicans are favored in 208, leaving 22 seats in the Toss Up column." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 205 and 208 make the 413 the page states, and with the 22 toss-ups, 435. Dated 1 November 2024. A rating service; the ratings are its own.supports: HSRP-416Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-727 · PRIORITY · Annual Congressional Competitiveness Report, 2024 — Ballotpedia (2024)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "38 of 435 U.S. House races (8.7%) lacked major party competition". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 38 of 435 is 8.74 percent, printed 8.7. A reference site; the count is its own. A DIFFERENT PAGE from SRC-697, the same body's report on incumbents - same publisher, separate work.supports: HSRP-416Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-730 · PRIORITY · The Obameter: final tally of 533 campaign promises — PolitiFact (2017)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "48 percent of his promises rated Promise Kept, while another 28 percent were part of a Compromise. He broke 24 percent of them." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, with the count of 533 promises on the same page. ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 48 plus 28 plus 24 is 100. Dated 6 January 2017. A FACT-CHECKING ORGANIZATION; the standard is its own, and it rates outcomes rather than effort.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-731 · PRIORITY · How Donald Trump performed on 11 key promises — Jacobson, Louis, PolitiFact (2021)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "he kept 25 promises, compromised on 23 and broke 54". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, with the count of 102 promises. THE PUBLIC ADDRESS CONFIRMED 2026-10-03: www.politifact.com serves the same path the block recorded on api.politifact.com, and the public address is the one printed. ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 25 plus 23 plus 54 is 102. POLITIFACT'S LIVE TRACKER SHOWS A DIFFERENT COUNT (24 kept, 23 compromise, 55 broken) and the difference is unresolved; the page quotes the article, and the tracker's figures are excluded from the page by the block's own exclusion list. Dated 19 January 2021.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-732 · PRIORITY · Did Joe Biden keep these 99 promises? We reviewed — Jacobson, Louis, and Samantha Putterman, PolitiFact (2025)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "Biden kept 33 promises. Biden compromised on 32. Biden broke 34 promises." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, with the count of 99 promises. ARITHMETIC CHECKED: 33 plus 32 plus 34 is 99. TITLE TAKEN FROM THE PAGE 2026-10-03; the block gave a description. Dated 14 January 2025.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-733 · PRIORITY · The Fulfillment of Parties' Election Pledges: A Comparative Study on the Impact of Power Sharing — Thomson, Robert, and co-authors, American Journal of Political Science 61(3):527-542 (2017)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: in the United States "on average over 60 percent of the pledges made by the party of the president were fulfilled at least partially". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the AUTHORS' SUMMARY on the journal's blog, not the article, which was not opened. THE COUNTS CONFIRMED on the same summary: "over 20,000 pledges made by parties in 12 countries during 57 election campaigns". The first author's forename is carried from the block and was not confirmed on the summary.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-734 · PRIORITY · Election Promises, Party Behaviour and Voter Perceptions — Naurin, Elin (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan) (2011)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "While scholars claim that parties act on most of their election promises, citizens hold the opposite view." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the PUBLISHER'S DESCRIPTION, not the book. The page's gloss, that she calls the gap a puzzle, reflects the research record of the term "pledge puzzle", which was not confirmed on the publisher's page.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-735 · PRIORITY · Testing Theories of American Politics: Elites, Interest Groups, and Average Citizens — Gilens, Martin, and Benjamin I. Page, Perspectives on Politics 12(3):564-581 (2014)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "economic elites and organized groups representing business interests have substantial independent impacts on U.S. government policy, while average citizens and mass-based interest groups have little or no independent influence". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: THE ABSTRACT. The count of 1,779 policy issues is on the same page. THE FINDING IS CONTESTED and the page prints three critics and a review beside it (SRC-736, SRC-737, SRC-738, SRC-739); the page never calls the United States an oligarchy, which the block's exclusion list forbids. doi 10.1017/S1537592714001595.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-736 · PRIORITY · Relative Policy Support and Coincidental Representation — Enns, Peter K., Perspectives on Politics 13(4):1053-1064 (2015)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "policy ends up about where we would expect if policymakers represented the middle class and ignored the affluent". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the publisher's PDF, after the author's own copy returned HTTP 403. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS, as the block asked: THE ABSTRACT, in the Reflections Symposium opening at p. 1053. THE QUOTATION WAS LENGTHENED by the author on 2026-10-03: the block stopped at "middle class", leaving out "and ignored the affluent", which is part of the same clause. Gilens replied in the same issue, pp. 1065-1071. doi 10.1017/S1537592715002315.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-737 · PRIORITY · Testing Inferences about American Politics: A Review of the 'Oligarchy' Result — Bashir, Omar S., Research & Politics 2(4) (2015)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: the test "is prone to underestimating the impact of citizens at the 50th income percentile by a wide margin". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the Crossref abstract, after journals.sagepub.com returned HTTP 403 on both the article and its PDF. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS, as the block asked: THE ABSTRACT. Gilens replied in Research & Politics 3, no. 2 (2016). doi 10.1177/2053168015608896.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-738 · PRIORITY · When Do the Rich Win? — Branham, J. Alexander, Stuart N. Soroka & Christopher Wlezien, Political Science Quarterly 132(1):43-62 (2017)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "the middle class, the rich, and the poor almost always agree on policies. When they disagree, the rich win only slightly more often." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the JOURNAL'S SUMMARY PAGE for the article, not the article. The title and the authors' forenames are carried from the block and were not separately confirmed on that page.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-739 · PRIORITY · Economic Inequality and Political Responsiveness: A Systematic Review — Elkjaer, Mads Andreas, and Michael Baggesen Klitgaard, Perspectives on Politics 22(2):318-337 (2024)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind: "political outcomes better reflect the preferences of the rich"; and "differentials in responsiveness are weaker in the United States compared to other developed democracies". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: THE ABSTRACT, which also carries both counts - "We analyze 1,163 estimates of responsiveness from 25 studies". The abstract adds that "results vary considerably across models and studies", which is why the page carries this as a review rather than as a settled finding. doi 10.1017/S1537592721002188.supports: HSRP-417Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-742 · PRIORITY · House of Commons Debates (Hansard), 11 November 1947, vol. 444, cols. 206-07 (Mr. Churchill, on the Parliament Bill) — United Kingdom Parliament (1947)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. HE REPORTS IT AS A SAYING - "it has been said" - AND THE SENTENCE RUNS ON after a semicolon to a defence of popular rule, confirmed on the same page: "but there is the broad feeling in our country that the people should rule, continuously rule". The familiar shortened form, and any version that makes the line his own, is excluded from the page by the block's exclusion list. THE EXACT COLUMN BREAK IS UNSETTLED and the entry cites cols. 206-07.supports: HSRP-419Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-743 · PRIORITY · Democracy as a Universal Value — Sen, Amartya, Journal of Democracy 10(3):3-17 (1999)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind: "no substantial famine has ever occurred in any independent and democratic country with a relatively free press"; and a government "facing elections and criticisms from opposition parties and independent newspapers". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. THE FAMINE SENTENCE BEGINS ON P. 7: the journal injects its page marker inside the sentence, printing "no substantial famine has ever occurred [End Page 7] in any independent and democratic country with a relatively free press", which is why a plain string search misses it. The second quotation is why the page says Sen's own account joins elections to criticism and a free press. Disputed by SRC-744.supports: HSRP-419Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-744 · PRIORITY · The Merits of Democracy in Famine Protection – Fact or Fallacy? — Rubin, Olivier, The European Journal of Development Research 21(5):699-717 (2009)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "Famines have indeed occurred in electoral democracies". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the publisher's page. TITLE ESTABLISHED 2026-10-03 on the RePEc record, https://ideas.repec.org/a/pal/eurjdr/v21y2009i5p699-717.html, which also gives the issue number 5 and the pages: "The Merits of Democracy in Famine Protection – Fact or Fallacy?" THE DASH IS AN EN DASH, confirmed character by character on that record, not a hyphen. Springer's own page refused the request (a rate limit). WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the ABSTRACT, where the sentence runs on after the words quoted - "Famines have indeed occurred in electoral democracies where the political dynamics at times were counterproductive in providing protection from famine." The abstract also shows the article's basis: case studies of Bihar 1966, Malawi 2002 and Niger 2005 beside cross-country work. Carried on the page as the dispute of SRC-743.supports: HSRP-419Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-747 · PRIORITY · Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict — Stephan, Maria J., and Erica Chenoweth, International Security 33(1):7-44 (2008)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind: p. 8, "major nonviolent campaigns have achieved success 53 percent of the time, compared with 26 percent for violent resistance campaigns"; p. 15, the dataset of 323 campaigns from 1900 to 2006. BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the Belfer Center copy, whose address the block recorded without its "https://www." and which opens when completed. IT COUNTS RESISTANCE CAMPAIGNS, NOT ORDINARY POLITICS, and the page says so and cites it for one point only, that force fares worse. NOT Stephan Hoeller (SRC-025) and not Stephanus Junius Brutus (SRC-219): a normalised match on "Stephan" returned both on 2026-10-03 and both were discarded - the fifth instance of the surname false-positive class recorded in CLAUDE.md.supports: HSRP-421Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-748 · PRIORITY · The Future of Nonviolent Resistance — Chenoweth, Erica, Journal of Democracy 31(3):69-84 (2020)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "Since 2010, less than 34 percent of nonviolent revolutions and a mere 8 percent of violent ones have succeeded." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WEB TEXT, NO PAGE NUMBERS on the route that opened. Carried on the page as the limit on SRC-747, not as a separate finding. THE ARTICLE GOES ON TO NAME TECHNIQUES THAT INCLUDE BREAKING THE LAW; the page does not adopt them, and its remedy stays inside the zone the law protects. A SEPARATE WORK from SRC-747 - two articles by overlapping authors are not editions of one text.supports: HSRP-421Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-773 · PRIORITY · De la division du travail social — Durkheim, Emile (Paris: Felix Alcan); English: The Division of Labor in Society (1893)
Entered 2026-10-12 with BATCH 1 of the /the-hive-mind slimming, from that page's SOURCES entry [26]. https://logiquesagir.univ-fcomte.fr/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Extrait-n1-Durkheim.pdfsupports: HSRP-434Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-868 · PRIORITY · Canada is the first country to provide census data on transgender and non-binary people — Statistics Canada, The Daily (2022)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [123]. Convention: press release.supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-871 · PRIORITY · Neither Man nor Woman: The Hijras of India — Nanda, Serena (Belmont, CA: Wadsworth) (1990)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [126]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-872 · PRIORITY · Migrating Genders: Westernisation, Migration, and Samoan Fa'afafine — Schmidt, Johanna (Farnham: Ashgate) (2010)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [126]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-873 · PRIORITY · Sexualities and genders in Zapotec Oaxaca — Stephen, Lynn, Latin American Perspectives 29(2):41-59 (2002)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [126]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-874 · PRIORITY · Third Sex, Third Gender: Beyond Sexual Dimorphism in Culture and History — Herdt, Gilbert (ed.) (New York: Zone Books) (1994)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [127]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-875 · PRIORITY · Romancing the transgender native: Rethinking the use of the 'third gender' concept — Towle, Evan B., & Morgan, Lynn M., GLQ 8(4):469-497 (2002)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [127]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-876 · PRIORITY · With Respect to Sex: Negotiating Hijra Identity in South India — Reddy, Gayatri (Chicago: University of Chicago Press) (2005)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [127]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-877 · PRIORITY · Independent Review of Gender Identity Services for Children and Young People: Final Report — Cass, Hilary (NHS England) (2024)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [128]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-878 · PRIORITY · Utvecklingen av diagnosen könsdysfori – Förekomst, samtidiga psykiatriska diagnoser och dödlighet i suicid — Socialstyrelsen (Sweden) (2020)
RETITLED 2026-10-12 from the description "Report on gender dysphoria diagnoses 2008-2018" to the report's own title, art. no. 2020-2-6600, published 12 February 2020 (Socialstyrelsen's publication page). Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [128]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-879 · PRIORITY · Disparities in School Connectedness, Unstable Housing, Experiences of Violence, Mental Health, and Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors Among Transgender and Cisgender High School Students — Youth Risk Behavior Survey, United States, 2023 — Suarez, Nicolas A., Trujillo, L., McKinnon, I. I., et al., MMWR Supplements 73(Suppl-4):50-58 (2024)
CORRECTED 2026-10-12. Entered by the /the-hive-mind sources pass from that page's SOURCES entry [129] as "Youth Risk Behavior Survey 2023", the survey itself; the document at the entry's link is this MMWR report, not the survey, so the record is the report. doi:10.15585/mmwr.su7304a6. The 3.3% figure was checked at the CDC's page (AP-1, 11 October; again 12 October), so this record takes no flag; the two- to threefold multiple rests on Conron and Clark, which keep it. PAGE DEFECT, RECORDED NOT FIXED: entry [129] names the survey while its link goes to this report.supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-881 · PRIORITY · Recommendation of 11 June 2020 on the treatment of gender dysphoria in minors — Council for Choices in Health Care in Finland (COHERE) (2020)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-882 · PRIORITY · Systematic review of gender dysphoria treatment in minors — Pasternack, Ilona, et al. (Finland) (2019)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-883 · PRIORITY · Guideline on gender dysphoria in children and adolescents — Socialstyrelsen (Sweden) (2022)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-884 · PRIORITY · Systematic review on gender dysphoria in minors — SBU (Swedish Agency for Health Technology Assessment) (2022)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-885 · PRIORITY · Evidence review: Gonadotrophin releasing hormone analogues for children and adolescents with gender dysphoria — National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) (2021)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-886 · PRIORITY · Evidence review: Gender-affirming hormones for children and adolescents with gender dysphoria — National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) (2021)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-887 · PRIORITY · Interventions to suppress puberty in adolescents experiencing gender dysphoria or incongruence: a systematic review — Taylor, Jo, Hewitt, Catherine, et al., Archives of Disease in Childhood (2024)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-888 · PRIORITY · Masculinising and feminising hormone interventions for adolescents experiencing gender dysphoria or incongruence: a systematic review — Taylor, Jo, Hewitt, Catherine, et al., Archives of Disease in Childhood (2024)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-889 · PRIORITY · Treatment for Pediatric Gender Dysphoria: Review of Evidence and Best Practices — US Department of Health and Human Services (2025)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [131]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-490Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-897 · PRIORITY · The origin and evolution of gamete dimorphism and the male-female phenomenon — Parker, Geoffrey A., Baker, R. R., & Smith, V. G. F., Journal of Theoretical Biology 36(3):529-553 (1972)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [141].supports: HSRP-494Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-898 · PRIORITY · Gamete competition, gamete limitation, and the evolution of the two sexes — Lehtonen, Jussi, & Parker, Geoffrey A., Molecular Human Reproduction 20(12):1161-1168 (2014)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [141].supports: HSRP-494Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-899 · PRIORITY · WPATH Board of Directors press release urging the de-psychopathologization of gender variance — World Professional Association for Transgender Health, Board of Directors (2010)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [142]. Convention: press release.supports: HSRP-494Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-945 · PRIORITY · "Duverger's law", Oxford Reference — editors, Oxford University Press (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [190]. Convention: encyclopedia / dictionary entry. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-517Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-968 · PRIORITY · Catholic Schools in a Declining Church — Greeley, Andrew M., McCready, W. C., & McCourt, K. (Kansas City: Sheed & Ward) (1976)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [213].supports: HSRP-528Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-996 · PRIORITY · The Origins of the Civil Rights Movement — Morris, Aldon D. (New York: Free Press) (1984)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [233]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-537Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-998 · PRIORITY · Letter from Birmingham Jail — King, Martin Luther, Jr. (1963)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [234]. Convention: speech or letter. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S163 cites this record. PINPOINT: the Letter as printed in The Atlantic Monthly vol. 212 no. 2 (1963), pp. 78-88, under the title "The Negro Is Your Brother", read from The Atlantic's 2013 web edition. URL ADDED IN THE SAME WRITE, closing a logged defect: https://web.stanford.edu/group/King/frequentdocs/birmingham.pdf - the St. Lawrence mirror. The dev-note of 2026-09-19 records that this Letter's URL was removed from /your-duty that day because the host returned 403, leaving the citation as unlinked text; this record now carries a reachable address.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1048 · PRIORITY · What Is Authority? — Arendt, Hannah (1961)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [279]. Convention: classical work.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1053 · PRIORITY · Etude sur la souverainete — de Maistre, Joseph (1884)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [283]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-566Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1054 · PRIORITY · Truth and Politics — Arendt, Hannah (1967)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [285]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-566Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1055 · PRIORITY · An Authoritarian Regime: Spain — Linz, Juan J., in E. Allardt & Y. Littunen (eds), Cleavages, Ideologies and Party Systems (Helsinki: Westermarck Society) (1964)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [286].supports: HSRP-568Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1056 · PRIORITY · Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes — Linz, Juan J., in F. I. Greenstein & N. W. Polsby (eds), Handbook of Political Science (1975)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [286].supports: HSRP-568Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1061 · PRIORITY · "Fascismo", Enciclopedia Italiana XIV (La dottrina del fascismo) — Gentile, Giovanni (Part I) and Mussolini, Benito (Part II) (1932)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [293]. Convention: encyclopedia entry.supports: HSRP-571Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1073 · PRIORITY · On the Juche Idea — Workers' Party of Korea (Kim Jong Il) (1982)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [300]. Convention: state document.supports: HSRP-575Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1078 · PRIORITY · Live Not by Lies — Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr (1974)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [304]. Convention: speech or letter.supports: HSRP-576Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1086 · PRIORITY · Comment organiser l'emulation? — Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich (1917)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [312]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-583Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1089 · PRIORITY · On the Principles of Political Morality — Robespierre, Maximilien (1794)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [315]. Convention: speech.supports: HSRP-583Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1099 · PRIORITY · Heteronormative system justification and wellbeing among sexual minorities in Brazil — Lima, Souza & de Lima, Frontiers in Social Psychology 3 (2025)
Entered 2026-10-12 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entries [48] and [297]. doi:10.3389/frsps.2025.1496949 (16 April 2025). ONE RECORD FOR BOTH CITATIONS: [297] cites the 2025 meta-analysis of system justification and well-being in social minorities (34 articles, over 200,000 participants) as reported in this article, so under the cited-through rule the record is the article actually read and the meta-analysis is named in the pinpoint. [48] carries the "Not yet verified." flag and [297] does not; that is the page's own slip, not a difference in what was checked, so one record carries the flag. FLAG: the meta-analysis figures reported in the article's Introduction await a check, with the meta-analysis's own reference; the article's own Brazilian findings were read. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1104 · PRIORITY · Sex Ratio in Children and Adolescents Referred to the Gender Identity Development Service in the UK (2009–2016) — de Graaf, Nastasja M., et al., Archives of Sexual Behavior 47, issue 5 (2018)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [128]. doi:10.1007/s10508-018-1204-9. Title checked 12 October 2026 against Sapienza University of Rome's IRIS record and the University of Birmingham research portal. A title check does not reach the point cited, so the entry's flag stands. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [128] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1105 · PRIORITY · Two years of gender identity service for minors: overrepresentation of natal girls with severe problems in adolescent development — Kaltiala-Heino, Riittakerttu, et al., Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health 9:9 (2015)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [128]. doi:10.1186/s13034-015-0042-y. Title checked 12 October 2026 against the Tampere University research portal. A title check does not reach the point cited, so the entry's flag stands. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [128] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1106 · PRIORITY · Evidence for an Altered Sex Ratio in Clinic-Referred Adolescents with Gender Dysphoria — Aitken, Madison, et al., Journal of Sexual Medicine 12(3):756-763 (2015)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [128]. doi:10.1111/jsm.12817. Title checked 12 October 2026 against the Amsterdam UMC research portal. A title check does not reach the point cited, so the entry's flag stands. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [128] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1107 · PRIORITY · Transgender health in Massachusetts: results from a household probability sample of adults — Conron, Kerith J., Scott, G., Stowell, G. S., & Landers, S. J., American Journal of Public Health 102(1):118-122 (2012)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [129]. doi:10.2105/AJPH.2011.300315. Title checked 12 October 2026 against the RePEc/IDEAS record. Carries the entry's flag: the two- to threefold multiple rests on this and on Clark. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [129] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1108 · PRIORITY · The Health and Well-Being of Transgender High School Students: Results From the New Zealand Adolescent Health Survey (Youth'12) — Clark, Terryann C., et al., Journal of Adolescent Health 55(1):93-99 (2014)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [129]. doi:10.1016/j.jadohealth.2013.11.008. Title checked 12 October 2026 against the University of Auckland repository. Carries the entry's flag: the two- to threefold multiple rests on this and on Conron. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [129] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-489Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1109 · PRIORITY · The Amsterdam Cohort of Gender Dysphoria Study (1972–2015): Trends in Prevalence, Treatment, and Regrets — Wiepjes, Chantal M., et al., Journal of Sexual Medicine 15(4):582-590 (2018)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [138]. Title checked 12 October 2026 at Elsevier's full-text host, the entry's own link. NO FLAG under 4(d) as revised: AP-1 (11 October) checked the 0.3% figure at the publisher's full-text host.supports: HSRP-493Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1110 · PRIORITY · An analysis of all applications for sex reassignment surgery in Sweden, 1960–2010: prevalence, incidence, and regrets — Dhejne, Cecilia, et al., Archives of Sexual Behavior 43:1535-1545 (2014)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [138]. Title checked 12 October 2026 against PubMed's indexed title and the first author's academia.edu page. A title check does not reach the point cited, so the entry's flag stands. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [138] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-493Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1111 · PRIORITY · Continuation of gender-affirming hormones in transgender people starting puberty suppression in adolescence: a cohort study in the Netherlands — van der Loos, Maria A. T. C., et al., The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health (2022)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [139]. doi:10.1016/S2352-4642(22)00254-1, online 20 October 2022. Title checked 12 October 2026 against the Science Media Centre's expert-reaction page, which gives title, journal, date and DOI. Cited on /the-hive-mind for "98% continue". A title check does not reach the point cited, so the entry's flag stands. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [139] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-493Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1112 · PRIORITY · Continuation of Gender-affirming Hormones Among Transgender Adolescents and Adults — Roberts, Christina M., Klein, D. A., Adirim, T. A., Schvey, N. A., & Hisle-Gorman, E., Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism 107(9):e3937-e3943 (2022)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [139]. doi:10.1210/clinem/dgac251. Title checked 12 October 2026 against the Uniformed Services University research portal. THE SECOND WORK IN ENTRY [139], which names only van der Loos: the page's "30% stop within four years, measured by the system's own pharmacy records" is this study, and the entry's own link goes to this journal page. NO FLAG under 4(d) as revised: AP-1 (11 October) checked the 70.2% four-year continuation rate at the publisher. PAGE DEFECT, RECORDED NOT FIXED: entry [139] names only van der Loos while its link goes to this work.supports: HSRP-493Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1113 · PRIORITY · Factors Associated With Desistence and Persistence of Childhood Gender Dysphoria: A Quantitative Follow-Up Study — Steensma, Thomas D., et al., Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 52(6):582-590 (2013)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [140]. doi:10.1016/j.jaac.2013.03.016. Title checked 12 October 2026 against EM-Consulte, Elsevier's record.supports: HSRP-493Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1114 · PRIORITY · A Follow-Up Study of Boys With Gender Identity Disorder — Singh, Devita, Bradley, S. J., & Zucker, K. J., Frontiers in Psychiatry 12:632784 (2021)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [140]. doi:10.3389/fpsyt.2021.632784. Title checked 12 October 2026 at the journal's page, the entry's own link, read in AP-1.supports: HSRP-493Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1132 · PRIORITY · The Sovereign Citizen Movement in the United States — Anti-Defamation League (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S05. CITATION as the block gives it (S05): Anti-Defamation League, "The Sovereign Citizen Movement in the United States" (backgrounder, undated; image and PDF paths dated 2023-12 and 2024-12). READ AT: https://www.adl.org/resources/backgrounder/sovereign-citizen-movement-united-states SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. Advocacy organisation; its framing is attributed, not adopted. Read to character 100,000 of 111,106.supports: HSRP-616Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1169 · PRIORITY · ‘Sovereign’ Citizen Kane, SPLC Intelligence Report no. 139 — MacNab, J. J. (2010)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S54. CITATION as the block gives it (S54): J. J. MacNab, "'Sovereign' Citizen Kane," SPLC Intelligence Report, no. 139 (Fall 2010; posted 1 August 2010). READ AT: https://www.splcenter.org/resources/reports/sovereign-citizen-kane/ SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. Advocacy organisation; attributed.supports: HSRP-644Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1170 · PRIORITY · Anti-system father, his son killed officers — Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (2010)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S55. CITATION as the block gives it (S55): "Anti-system father, his son killed officers," Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, 22 May 2010. READ AT: https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2010/may/22/anti-system-father-his-son-killed-officer-20100522/ SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. News report. It attributes the "sovereign citizen" link to the ADL.supports: HSRP-644Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1171 · PRIORITY · Germany: alleged extremist convicted in policeman's killing — Associated Press (2017)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S56. SPLIT from source entry S56 (two separate publications, both quoted). CITATION as the block gives it (S56): Associated Press, "Germany: alleged extremist convicted in policeman's killing," 23 October 2017 (via Fox News); see also Legal Tribune Online, "Bundesgerichtshof bestätigt Mordurteil: Der 'Reichsbürger von Georgensgmünd' scheitert mit Revision," 5 February 2019 (BGH, 1 StR 209/18). READ AT: https://www.foxnews.com/world/germany-alleged-extremist-convicted-in-policemans-killing ; https://www.lto.de/recht/nachrichten/n/bgh-1str209-18-reichsbuerger-mord-polizist-revision-verworfen SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. News reports of the LG Nürnberg-Fürth judgment and the BGH decision; the judgments themselves were not read. This entry holds two works (see open items). LADDER: category B: two separate publications - the Associated Press report and Legal Tribune Onlinesupports: HSRP-644Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1172 · PRIORITY · Bundesgerichtshof bestätigt Mordurteil: Der ‘Reichsbürger von Georgensgmünd’ scheitert mit Revision — Legal Tribune Online (2019)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S56. SPLIT from source entry S56 (two separate publications, both quoted). CITATION as the block gives it (S56): Associated Press, "Germany: alleged extremist convicted in policeman's killing," 23 October 2017 (via Fox News); see also Legal Tribune Online, "Bundesgerichtshof bestätigt Mordurteil: Der 'Reichsbürger von Georgensgmünd' scheitert mit Revision," 5 February 2019 (BGH, 1 StR 209/18). READ AT: https://www.foxnews.com/world/germany-alleged-extremist-convicted-in-policemans-killing ; https://www.lto.de/recht/nachrichten/n/bgh-1str209-18-reichsbuerger-mord-polizist-revision-verworfen SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. News reports of the LG Nürnberg-Fürth judgment and the BGH decision; the judgments themselves were not read. This entry holds two works (see open items). LADDER: category B: two separate publications - the Associated Press report and Legal Tribune Onlinesupports: HSRP-644Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1173 · PRIORITY · The global sovereign citizen movement — Khalil, Lydia & Hardy, Keiran (Lowy Institute) (2026)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S57. CITATION as the block gives it (S57): Lydia Khalil & Keiran Hardy, "The global sovereign citizen movement," Lowy Institute (9 February 2026). READ AT: https://www.lowyinstitute.org/publications/the-global-sovereign-citizen-movement SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. Short verbatim fragments only; the fetch tool declined full paragraphs.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1175 · PRIORITY · The Sovereign Citizen Movement (FBI.gov news story, 13 April 2010) — Federal Bureau of Investigation (2010)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S59. CITATION as the block gives it (S59): Federal Bureau of Investigation, "The Sovereign Citizen Movement," FBI.gov news story, 13 April 2010. READ AT: https://archives.fbi.gov/archives/news/stories/2010/april/sovereigncitizens_041310 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. -
SRC-1176 · PRIORITY · Sovereign Citizens: A Growing Domestic Threat to Law Enforcement, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin 80, no. 9 — FBI Counterterrorism Analysis Section (2011)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S60. CITATION as the block gives it (S60): FBI Counterterrorism Analysis Section, "Sovereign Citizens: A Growing Domestic Threat to Law Enforcement," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin 80, no. 9 (September 2011): 20–24 (indicator list and endnote 8). READ AT: https://leb.fbi.gov/file-repository/archives/september-2011-leb.pdf ; https://edge.sagepub.com/system/files/FBI%20Law%20Enforcement%20Bulletin%20Terrorism%20September%202011.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. The FBI issue PDF paginates the article 20–24, with the byline on p. 20; the sagepub reprint read in the definitions pass gives 21–24. The two reads put the indicator list on p. 23 or p. 24, so pin it by endnote.supports: HSRP-646Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1177 · PRIORITY · Strategic Intelligence Assessment and Data on Domestic Terrorism — Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Homeland Security (2021)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S61. CITATION as the block gives it (S61): FBI and Department of Homeland Security, Strategic Intelligence Assessment and Data on Domestic Terrorism (May 2021), p. 4. READ AT: https://www.fbi.gov/file-repository/fbi-dhs-domestic-terrorism-strategic-report.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Read to character 100,000.supports: HSRP-647Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1178 · PRIORITY · Federal Support for and Involvement in State and Local Fusion Centers — U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (2012)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S62. CITATION as the block gives it (S62): U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Federal Support for and Involvement in State and Local Fusion Centers (majority and minority staff report, 3 October 2012), Executive Summary, p. 2. READ AT: https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/10-3-2012%20PSI%20STAFF%20REPORT%20re%20FUSION%20CENTERS.2.pdf ; https://www.globalsecurity.org/security/library/congress/2012_r/dhs-fusion-centers_hsgac-psi_20121003.htm SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. The executive summary (printed pp. 2–4) and the body to p. 29 were read. The body from p. 35 on, including p. 104 (MIAC), was not reached.supports: HSRP-648Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1190 · PRIORITY · The Sovereigns: A Dictionary of the Peculiar, Intelligence Report no. 139 — Southern Poverty Law Center (2010)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S75. CITATION as the block gives it (S75): Southern Poverty Law Center, "The Sovereigns: A Dictionary of the Peculiar," Intelligence Report, no. 139 (Fall 2010; posted 1 August 2010). READ AT: https://splcenter.org/fighting-hate/intelligence-report/2010/sovereigns-dictionary-peculiar SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. Advocacy organisation; attributed.supports: HSRP-615Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1191 · PRIORITY · The Sovereign Ascendant: Financial Collapse, Status Anxiety, and the Rebirth of the Sovereign Citizen Movement — Hodge, Edwin (2019)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S76. CITATION as the block gives it (S76): Edwin Hodge, "The Sovereign Ascendant: Financial Collapse, Status Anxiety, and the Rebirth of the Sovereign Citizen Movement," Frontiers in Sociology 4:76 (26 November 2019), doi:10.3389/fsoc.2019.00076, p. 3. READ AT: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/sociology/articles/10.3389/fsoc.2019.00076/pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY.supports: HSRP-616Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1192 · PRIORITY · [withdrawn with HSRP-617] the oxymoron of the sovereign citizen (Substack) — [author not shown] (n.d.)
RETIRED 2026-10-18. Withdrawn with HSRP-617, 2026-10-18. This number is never reused. NOT A MERGER: there is no surviving record to point at, because the claim this source was entered for has been withdrawn rather than reassigned. It was cited by HSRP-617 alone (H-ONLY scope), so nothing else is orphaned. Its former note read: Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S77. CITATION as the block gives it (S77): "the oxymoron of the sovereign citizen," Substack (author and date not shown). READ AT: https://kayallen.substack.com/p/the-oxymoron-of-the-sovereign-citizen SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. Movement-sympathetic blog of low authority, cited only as an instance of the claim. -
SRC-1206 · PRIORITY · Domestic Terrorism Appears to Be Reemerging as a Priority at the Department of Justice, CRS Insight IN10137 — Bjelopera, Jerome P. (Congressional Research Service) (2014)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S91. CITATION as the block gives it (S91): Jerome P. Bjelopera, "Domestic Terrorism Appears to Be Reemerging as a Priority at the Department of Justice," Congressional Research Service Insight IN10137 (15 August 2014). READ AT: https://www.everycrsreport.com/files/20140815_IN10137_549742461bef6e04707f031cbc1bdfc6da0edebd.html SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-640Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1210 · PRIORITY · ‘Rise of the Moors’ members convicted for roles in 2021 Massachusetts standoff — CBS Boston (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S95. CITATION as the block gives it (S95): "'Rise of the Moors' members convicted for roles in 2021 Massachusetts standoff," CBS Boston (updated 21 June 2024). READ AT: https://cbsnews.com/boston/news/guilty-rise-of-the-moors-standoff-wakefield SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. News report.supports: HSRP-644Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1212 · PRIORITY · Sovereign Citizens: An Introduction for Law Enforcement — FBI Domestic Terrorism Operations Unit II (2010)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S97. CITATION as the block gives it (S97): FBI Domestic Terrorism Operations Unit II, Sovereign Citizens: An Introduction for Law Enforcement (November 2010), UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE. READ AT: https://www.lb7.uscourts.gov/documents/16-03295.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Attribution to the FBI is PROBABLE, because the cover names only the unit.supports: HSRP-646Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1213 · PRIORITY · Understanding Law Enforcement Intelligence Processes — Carter, David, Chermak, Steve, Carter, Jeremy & Drew, Jack (START, University of Maryland) (2014)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S98. CITATION as the block gives it (S98): David Carter, Steve Chermak, Jeremy Carter & Jack Drew, Understanding Law Enforcement Intelligence Processes (START, University of Maryland, July 2014). READ AT: https://start.umd.edu/pubs/START_UnderstandingLawEnforcementIntelligenceProcesses_July2014.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Purposive sample; the authors themselves note the selection bias.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1219 · PRIORITY · Growing Threat of Sovereign Citizen Extremism Spans Borders and Ideologies — Sarteschi, Christine (Homeland Security Today) (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S104. CITATION as the block gives it (S104): Christine Sarteschi, "Growing Threat of Sovereign Citizen Extremism Spans Borders and Ideologies," Homeland Security Today (perspective, undated, after June 2022). READ AT: https://www.hstoday.us/featured/perspective-growing-threat-of-sovereign-citizen-extremism-spans-borders-and-ideologies/ SCOPE H-ONLY + EDITS; SECONDARY.supports: HSRP-655Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1220 · PRIORITY · Missouri Dept. of Public Safety Apologizes to 3rd Parties and Candidates — Winger, Richard (ed.), Ballot Access News (2009)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S105. CITATION as the block gives it (S105): Letter of John M. Britt, Director, Missouri Department of Public Safety, to Rep. Ron Paul, Bob Barr and Chuck Baldwin, 23 March 2009, as reproduced in "Missouri Dept. of Public Safety Apologizes to 3rd Parties and Candidates," Ballot Access News (Richard Winger, ed.) (24 March 2009). READ AT: https://ballot-access.org/?p=5715 SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. A reproduction of the letter, with OCR-type typos. Neither the letter itself nor the MIAC report was read. Not yet verified. LADDER: category C: the record is the Ballot Access News item of 24 March 2009; the Britt letter of 23 March 2009 named in the pinpointsupports: HSRP-655Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1222 · PRIORITY · The Risks to Society Generated by ‘Sovereign Citizens’ Based on the Attitude Influenced by Religious Beliefs — Dinulescu, Iulian (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S107. CITATION as the block gives it (S107): Iulian Dinulescu, "The Risks to Society Generated by 'Sovereign Citizens' Based on the Attitude Influenced by Religious Beliefs," Studia Securitatis No. 2 (2023): 62–72, quoting Keiran Hardy, "Sovereign Citizens: Eccentrics or Extremists?", Enlighten (Griffith University), 5 April 2023. READ AT: https://magazines.ulbsibiu.ro/studiasecuritatis/wp-content/uploads/STUDIA-SECURITATIS-No.-2-2023-1-62-72.pdf ; https://enlighten.griffith.edu.au/sovereign-citizens-eccentrics-or-extremists/ SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. Pages 62–72 and the author's affiliation (University of Craiova) were confirmed on the PDF in this pass. Hardy's words were read only through Dinulescu. Not yet verified. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): journal and issue from the PDF file name; to confirm.supports: HSRP-656Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1253 · PRIORITY · Mission and History — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S156. CITATION as the block gives it (S156): United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, "Mission and History". READ AT: https://www.ushmm.org/learn/about-us/mission-and-history SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-673Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1254 · PRIORITY · Cambodian Genocide Program — Yale University, Genocide Studies Program (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S157. CITATION as the block gives it (S157): Yale University, Genocide Studies Program, "Cambodian Genocide Program". READ AT: https://macmillan.yale.edu/gsp/cambodian-genocide-program SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-673Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1255 · PRIORITY · “Holodomor”, Encyclopaedia Britannica — Applebaum, Anne (2026)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S158. CITATION as the block gives it (S158): Anne Applebaum, "Holodomor," Encyclopaedia Britannica (last updated 11 October 2026). READ AT: https://www.britannica.com/event/Holodomor SCOPE PAGE + H; SECONDARY (reference work).supports: HSRP-673Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1256 · PRIORITY · Great Leap Forward famine — Wilson, Richard L. (EBSCO Research Starters) (2022)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S159. CITATION as the block gives it (S159): Richard L. Wilson, "Great Leap Forward famine," EBSCO Research Starters (2022). READ AT: https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/history/great-leap-forward-famine SCOPE PAGE + H; SECONDARY (reference work).supports: HSRP-673Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1257 · PRIORITY · Death by Government — Rummel, R. J. (1994)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S160. SPLIT from source entry S160 (two separate publications, both quoted). CITATION as the block gives it (S160): R. J. Rummel, Death by Government (1994), ch. 1, "20th Century Democide", and the author's website "Power Kills". READ AT: https://hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.CHAP1.HTM ; https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY (the author's own text). The maxim is quoted as the website prints it. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): publisher to confirm. LADDER: category B: the 1994 book and the author's 'Power Kills' website, both quotedsupports: HSRP-674Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1258 · PRIORITY · Power Kills (the author's website) — Rummel, R. J. (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S160. SPLIT from source entry S160 (two separate publications, both quoted). CITATION as the block gives it (S160): R. J. Rummel, Death by Government (1994), ch. 1, "20th Century Democide", and the author's website "Power Kills". READ AT: https://hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.CHAP1.HTM ; https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY (the author's own text). The maxim is quoted as the website prints it. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): publisher to confirm. LADDER: category B: the 1994 book and the author's 'Power Kills' website, both quotedsupports: HSRP-674Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1259 · PRIORITY · Tito's Slaughterhouse: A Critical Analysis of Rummel's Work on Democide — Dulić, Tomislav (2004)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S161. CITATION as the block gives it (S161): Tomislav Dulić, "Tito's Slaughterhouse: A Critical Analysis of Rummel's Work on Democide," Journal of Peace Research 41(1) (2004) 85–102, abstract. READ AT: https://ideas.repec.org/a/sae/joupea/v41y2004i1p85-102.html SCOPE PAGE + H; SECONDARY (abstract on RePEc).supports: HSRP-674Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1260 · PRIORITY · One Day in Jozefow: Initiation to Mass Murder, in The Path to Genocide — Browning, Christopher R. (1992)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S164. CITATION as the block gives it (S164): Christopher R. Browning, "One Day in Jozefow: Initiation to Mass Murder," in The Path to Genocide (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992), pp. 174–75, reproduced by permission by Facing History & Ourselves. READ AT: https://www.facinghistory.org/holocaust-and-human-behavior/chapter-9/reserve-police-battalion-101 SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY (mirror). "One man stepped forward" and "Then ten or twelve other men stepped forward as well." were returned separately; their adjacency was not confirmed.supports: HSRP-676Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1261 · PRIORITY · Those Who Said ‘No!’: Germans Who Refused to Execute Civilians during World War II — Kitterman, David H. (1988)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S165. CITATION as the block gives it (S165): David H. Kitterman, "Those Who Said 'No!': Germans Who Refused to Execute Civilians during World War II," German Studies Review (1988). READ AT: https://www.Gwern.net/doc/history/1988-kitterman.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY (mirror). ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): volume and pages to confirm.supports: HSRP-676Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1275 · PRIORITY · Capsule review of Christopher R. Browning, Ordinary Men — Stern, Fritz (Foreign Affairs) (1992)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S180. CITATION as the block gives it (S180): Fritz Stern, capsule review of Christopher R. Browning, Ordinary Men, Foreign Affairs (Fall 1992). READ AT: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/node/1078263 SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY.supports: HSRP-676Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1284 · PRIORITY · Income in the United States: 2025 (report P60-289) — Melissa Kollar and Zach Scherer, U.S. Census Bureau (2026)
Current Population Reports, P60-289, issued September 2026. CREATED 2026-10-22 as its own record rather than folded into SRC-686, under the one-record-per-work rule and on the SRC-684 precedent: SRC-686 is the PRESS RELEASE of 15 September 2026 that announces this report, and an announcement and the thing announced are two works. SIBLING RECORD: SRC-686. READ IN FULL AT SOURCE 2026-10-22 — 62,212 characters extracted with pdftotext -raw from www2.census.gov/library/publications/2026/demo/p60-289.pdf, the whole report, not an abstract and not a summary. PINPOINTS, VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-22: (1) the record claim, scoped to PRETAX in the report's own words — “Pretax median household income was the highest on record dating back to 1967.” (2) Table 10, “Selected Measures of Household Post-Tax Income Dispersion: 2009 to 2025” — cited here as THE REASON NO POST-TAX RECORD CLAIM EXISTS ANYWHERE IN THE DOCUMENT: the post-tax series does not reach 1967, so the comparison is unavailable to the Bureau rather than withheld by it. (3) MEASURED, not impressionistic: the word “record” occurs FIVE times in the report, and both substantive uses are scoped to pretax (the other three are “is recorded”, “administrative records” and the second instance of the same pretax sentence). *** THE MODALITY WARNING, AND IT IS THE REASON THIS RECORD EXISTS RATHER THAN A WIDENED SRC-686. The report's post-tax sentence reads: “Median post-tax household income increased between 2024 and 2025 by 3.1 percent, from $73,760 to $76,060, not significantly different from the 2.6 percent increase in pretax household income.” THE CLAUSE “not significantly different” IS ABOUT THE RATE OF INCREASE, COMPARED WITH THE PRETAX RATE OF INCREASE. IT IS NOT ABOUT A RECORD, AND IT IS NOT A STATEMENT THAT THE POST-TAX MEDIAN WAS NOT A RECORD HIGH. *** Neither this report nor the release says that. A draft of 2026-10-21 asserted it, every figure in it survived a verbatim check, and the mood did not — the third quotation class in CLAUDE.md, recorded here so the next reader of this record cannot repeat it. WHAT THE SIBLING CARRIES INSTEAD: the release states “Median post-tax household income increased by 3.1% from $73,760 in 2024 to $76,060 in 2025.” and makes NO comparison of post-tax income to any record. NOT CITED ON ANY PAGE AS AT 2026-10-22, and that is deliberate: the record is created ahead of the page edit that will use it, so that nothing is written against an uncreated number.supports: HSRP-693Cited on: /sovereign-citizens
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SRC-199 · PRIORITY · The Principles of Natural Law — Jean-Jacques Burlamaqui (1747/1748)
SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S07's pinpoints reach this record via the NUGENT 1807 COMBINED EDITION (The Principles of Natural and Politic Law, trans. Thomas Nugent, 5th ed. corrected, 2 vols., Cambridge: W. Hilliard, 1807). Pinpoints are ROUTED BY PART on the author's ruling: Book I (Natural Law) pinpoints come here, Book II (Politic Law) pinpoints go to SRC-200. The KORKMAN/LIBERTY FUND WORDING WAS NOT COMPARED, so SRC-201 is deliberately not cited. PINPOINT: I.i.8 §V, "The sovereign is therefore he, who has a right to command in the last resort." -
SRC-200 · PRIORITY · The Principles of Politic Law — Jean-Jacques Burlamaqui (1751/1752)
PINPOINT VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22, from the Nugent translation, fifth edition corrected (Cambridge, Mass., 1807), vol. II, Part IV, sections XXIX-XXX. Quoted on /pv-remediation for the limit on the right of resistance: it belongs to "the greatest and most judicious part of the subjects of all orders in the kingdom" and not to "the vile populace or dregs of a country, nor the cabal of a small number of seditious persons"; and the tyranny "must be notorious, and accompanied with the highest evidence." (The OCR of this printing renders "notorious" as "uotorious"; the word is unambiguous in context.) PINPOINTS from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: Part II ch. 6 §§XVI, XVII, XXI, XXIX, XXX, XXXV - the extreme abuse degenerating manifestly into tyranny and tending to the intire ruin of the subjects (XVI); moderate abuse attributed to human weakness rather than to an intention, and then "it is their duty to suffer something" (XVI, XVII); the design to destroy the liberty of his subjects appearing evident (XXI); the tyranny which "must be notorious, and accompanied with the highest evidence" (XXIX); actions manifestly tending to oppress, marching boldly on to the ruin of the state, and the subjects not obliged to wait till the prince has entirely rivetted their chains (XXX); the presumption in dubious cases in favour of the sovereign, and that in cases of manifest tyranny every one is in a condition to judge (XXXV). ALL TEN VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. English text read in Thomas Nugent's translation, corrected 5th edition (Cambridge, Mass., 1807), as hosted by the LONANG Institute. These pinpoints are part, chapter and section numbers, not page numbers. The Korkman edition (SRC-201) was not opened. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: Part II ch. 6 §§XXI, XXIX, XXXV - the design to destroy the liberty of his subjects appearing evident (XXI); the tyranny which "must be notorious, and accompanied with the highest evidence" (XXIX); and "In dubious cases, the presumption ought ever to be in favor of the sovereign, and obedience is the duty of subjects" (XXXV). ALL VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the Nugent translation, corrected 5th edition (1807), hosted by LONANG. Part, chapter and section numbers, not page numbers. ALSO CITED ON /your-duty from 2026-10-07 (Block 7, U47), for Part II ch. 6 sections XVI and XVII: the quotation there had stopped at a full stop that is not in the text, and now runs on to "rather than to an intention of subverting the liberty and happiness of the people." CORRECTION OF MY OWN NOTE, 2026-10-07: I recorded that /your-duty might have the two locators crossed. IT DOES NOT, and the author showed why. On that page the "§XXIX." at the head of the paragraph is the locator of the BLOCK QUOTATION ABOVE it ("the tyranny must be notorious, and accompanied with the highest evidence"), set after its quotation as the page does elsewhere; it is right, and this record agrees. The "In dubious cases" sentence simply had NO locator of its own. One was added, §XXXV, matching this record and /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign. PINPOINT ADDED 2026-10-07, Part III ch. 1, §§XXVII to XXIX, READ AT SOURCE BY ME on that date: §XXVII, "The surest way then is to distinguish between a case, where the prince commands a thing evidently unjust, and where the matter is doubtful."; §XXVIII, a parliament "commanded by the prince to register an edict manifestly unjust, ought certainly to refuse it", and then "In those cases we should nobly exert our courage, and with all our might resist injustice, even at the peril of our lives."; §XXIX, "But, in cases where the matter is doubtful, the best resolution is certainly to obey." GRADE: VERIFIED for the two quoted sentences, ON ONE HOST ONLY. Read at https://constitution.org/2-Authors/burla/burla_2301.txt, which prints the corrected fifth edition (Cambridge, Mass., 1807) and runs from §I to §XXX with §XXXI absent, so the copy is not cut off. THE SECOND HOST THE AUTHOR USED REFUSES ME: lonang.com returned HTTP 403 on 2026-10-07, as it has before. THIS SUPERSEDES THE "NOT FOUND" FINDING of the fix list of 29 September and the reason given for Block 2's exclusion X04: the sentence IS in the text, at Part III ch. 1 §XXVIII, and the three chapters searched earlier (II.i.7, II.ii.6, II.iii.3) were the wrong ones. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S07's Book II (Politic Law) pinpoints reach this record via the NUGENT 1807 COMBINED EDITION; Book I pinpoints go to SRC-199. The Korkman/Liberty Fund wording was not compared. PINPOINTS from this block: II.i.3 §§XVII, XXII, XXIII; II.i.4 §X; II.i.5 §§I, II, IV, VI, VII, XIII; II.i.6 §§VI, XIV; II.i.7 §§V, VIII, XXIV; II.ii.1 §§XIII, XXI; II.ii.5 §XII; II.ii.6 §§XXIX, XXXV; and from S07-AMEND, II.iii.1 §§XVIII and XXVIII read on constitution.org (Nugent translation), not compared with the 1807 print or LONANG. NOTE FOR THE REGISTER-WIDE REPAIR: this record's pre-existing edition mismatch (titled and dated as the 1751 Politic Law while carrying an 1807 combined-edition locator) is NOT fixed here, by the author's ruling. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS, EDIT PASS 2, 2026-10-18 (item C): five pinpoints added, all in Politic Law Part I, chapter 3, and ALL FIVE CHECKED WORD FOR WORD AGAINST THE 1807 NUGENT PRINT (archive.org, principlesofna02burl, read with pdftotext -layout). ZERO DIVERGENCES. PINPOINTS: I.iii.§X, the two acts in which civil government begins — "to unite together by means of a more particular society" and "to form this society under the dependance of a person, invested with an uncontrolable power, to the end, that he might maintain order and peace" (note the print's own spellings, "dependance" and "uncontrolable" with one l); I.iii.§XXII, what the institution of government costs — "man must renounce that power of disposing of his own person and actions, in a word, his independence"; I.iii.§XXIII, what replaces it — "Civil liberty is therefore, in the main, nothing more than natural liberty, divested of that part of it, which formed the independence of individuals, by the authority, which they have conferred on their sovereign"; I.iii.§XXIV, THE COUNTERWEIGHT, the two things reserved to the people — "the right of insisting, that their sovereign shall make good use of his authority, agreeably to the purposes, for which he was intrusted with it" and "the security, which prudence requires, that the subjects should reserve to themselves for the execution of their former right, a security absolutely necessary, and without which the people can never enjoy any solid liberty"; I.iii.§XXV, the full definition carrying both halves; I.iii.§XXIX, the retrospect — "When mankind renounced their independence and natural liberty, by giving masters to themselves, it was in order to be sheltered from the evils, with which they were afflicted, and in hopes, that, under the protection and care of their sovereign, they should meet with solid happiness". TWO OCR WARNINGS FROM THE ORDERING BLOCK, BOTH RESOLVED AGAINST THE PREMISE THAT THEY ARE LONANG'S: "sovereignity" at §XXI is in the 1807 print too — it occurs exactly once in the volume's 259 pages against 206 occurrences of "sovereignty", and that one occurrence is at §XXI, so the two texts agree there; and "Inasmuch" mid-sentence at §XIX is a capitalisation difference only, the print reading "but inasmuch as this liberty was made subject to reason". Neither word falls inside any quoted passage. NOTE ON THE SCAN: its own text layer is damaged elsewhere ("maimer" for manner, "wa6" for was, "remidied", "promots"), and "uncontrolable" straddles the p.18/19 page break as "un-" / "controlable", so a sequential probe for the whole word returns nothing on a page where it is present and exact. THE LOGGED EDITION MISMATCH ON THIS RECORD WAS NOT TOUCHED; it stays with the register-wide repair. -
SRC-201 · PRIORITY · The Principles of Natural and Politic Law (Korkman ed.) — Burlamaqui (ed. Korkman) (2006)
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SRC-202 · PRIORITY · Commentaries on the Laws of England (4 vols.) — Sir William Blackstone (1765-1769)
PINPOINT from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: Book I ch. 6, "protection and subjection are reciprocal". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the Avalon Project, which prints the long s as "f" ("fubjection"); modernized in the quotation on the page. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S10 cites this record. PINPOINTS: 1 Comm. 366 and 369 (Book I ch. 10, allegiance, natural-born subjects and local allegiance); and from S10-AMEND, 1 Comm. 41 and 42-43 (Introduction §2) - "Nay, if any human law should allow or injoin us to commit it, we are bound to transgress that human law, or else we must offend both the natural and the divine." Read on the Avalon Project's transcription of the first edition, whose OCR prints the long s as f; quotations modernise the long s only. The p. 41 sentence was read in the earlier natural-law audit on LONANG and constitution.org and is to be checked on Avalon before it is relied on further. The UT Austin transcription is NOT used: it drops "or" ("allow enjoin"). -
SRC-203 · PRIORITY · Declaration of Independence — Continental Congress (1776)
2026-09-22, VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT at the National Archives transcript and quoted on /pv-remediation. STRUCTURAL POINT RECORDED: the trial-by-jury grievance is not free-standing. "For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury:" is one of the particulars listed under the charge that the King "has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws" — so the Declaration itself files it as a JURISDICTIONAL grievance. The Halifax practice appears in the same list as "For transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences". THE ORDINAL IS NOT CARRIED: the brief cited this as "Grievance 18", but the Declaration numbers nothing, enumerations differ by convention, and two independent counts here produced different ordinals. The page quotes the text and names its parent clause instead. PINPOINTS from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: the second paragraph, governments instituted "to secure these rights", the long train of abuses "pursuing invariably the same Object", the right to alter or abolish a government destructive of these ends, "light and transient causes", and "let Facts be submitted to a candid world"; the grievance on judges made dependent on the King's will alone; and the petition paragraph, "In every stage of these Oppressions We have Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms". ALL SEVEN VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 against the National Archives transcription. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: eleven quotations - "To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world."; the standing-armies, judges, taxes, trial-by-jury and abdication grievances; "a long train of abuses and usurpations"; "pursuing invariably the same Object" and the single word "invariably"; "Our repeated Petitions have been answered only by repeated injury."; and "evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism". ALL VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 against the National Archives transcription. The two grievance lines end with colons in the original, which the page omits. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind for the fact that a Congress declared independence in 1776. NO WORDS OF THE DECLARATION ARE QUOTED on that page. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S114 cites this record. PINPOINTS: "it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security"; "For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury:"; and "He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws;". S114-AMEND CLEARS S114's two open elements: the URL is the National Archives transcription (https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/declaration-transcript, "The spelling and punctuation reflect the original"), read this pass, and the entry's "Not yet verified." flag is withdrawn for the two sentences read there. -
SRC-206 · PRIORITY · The Ruins, or Meditation on the Revolutions of Empires — Constantin Francois de Volney (1791)
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SRC-207 · PRIORITY · The Law of Nature, or Catechism of Natural Law — Volney (1793)
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SRC-208 · PRIORITY · The End of All Evil — Jeremy Locke (2005)
PINPOINTS from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: chs. 3 and 4 - "Laws are decreed and written to legitimize obedience. Law impersonates principle."; "The more people that obey the new authority, the more likely it is that others will follow."; enemies "are only created to ease the burden of obedience"; "Cultures are created to protect power structures." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. The lawful-form half of the pattern is confirmed in part by the historical record assembled in HSRP-405; the two design claims are NOT confirmed and are carried as presumed. Chs. 7-9 have not been read. JEREMY Locke, not John Locke (SRC-225). PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, ch. 6 "Democracy": p. 61, "Democracy is about making slaves and masters of slaves." (the chapter's second paragraph, under the sub-heading "Slavery impersonates liberty"); p. 62, "Tyranny by one king is the same as tyranny by a hundred million kings." (under the sub-heading "Majority rule"). BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, and THE PAGE NUMBERS ESTABLISHED: the PDF's page 62 carries the running head "62 The End of All Evil", so PDF page equals printed page, and p. 61 is fixed by adjacency as the chapter-opening page, which prints no number. ONE COPY ON TWO HOSTS, NOT TWO COPIES: both addresses serve a byte-identical file (601,544 bytes, md5 472bb40f21a8e0fc1b3809f2f645ec59), so the second confirms the first arrived intact and is not a second witness. A WORK IN COPYRIGHT: two short sentences are quoted and no third is added. This record is JEREMY Locke and stays separate from JOHN Locke at SRC-225. UNVERIFIED CITATION, recorded under 4(d) as revised 2026-10-12 rather than flagging this record, which the register already records as verified at source: /the-hive-mind [259], ch. 1 ("Evil is the destruction of freedom"), ch. 5 "Royalty", ch. 4: not yet verified at source. -
SRC-209 · PRIORITY · Natural Law Seminar Transcripts — Mark Passio (2013)
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SRC-210 · PRIORITY · What On Earth Is Happening (Eps. 1-236+) — Mark Passio (2010-present)
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SRC-212 · PRIORITY · On the Duty of Man and Citizen — Samuel Pufendorf (1673)
SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S33 cites this record (Pufendorf, On the Duty of Man and Citizen; SRC-213 is De Jure Naturae, a different work). PINPOINTS from this block, added by S33-AMEND: bk. II ch. 9 §4 and ch. 12 §§8-9, read on constitution.org - "To the civil laws, in so far as they do not openly conflict with the divine law, the citizens owe obedience". The constitution.org page prints "ifs" for "its" in II.9.4, outside the quoted words.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-213 · PRIORITY · De Jure Naturae et Gentium — Samuel Pufendorf (1672)
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SRC-214 · PRIORITY · De Re Publica — Cicero (51 BCE)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [294] "Not yet verified."Cited on: /natural-law, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-217 · PRIORITY · Summa Theologiae — Thomas Aquinas (1265-1274)
PINPOINTS: Ia-IIae Q.90-97 and IIa-IIae Q.42, as cited by HSRP-005, HSRP-007 and HSRP-077 - these were formerly encoded in this record's title. Added from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: I-II q.6 a.8, ignorance that is chosen is no excuse, "as when a man wishes not to know, that he may have an excuse for sin", which Aquinas calls "affected ignorance"; and II-II q.104 a.6 ad 3, "Man is bound to obey secular princes in so far as this is required by order of justice". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at New Advent, in the translation of the Fathers of the English Dominican Province, 2nd rev. ed. (1920). The title was widened from "Summa Theologica (Ia-IIae Q.90-97; IIa-IIae Q.42)" on 2026-10-03 because the new pinpoints fall outside the range the old title encoded.Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-225 · PRIORITY · Two Treatises of Government — John Locke (1689)
PINPOINTS from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: Second Treatise §§135, 149, 202, 219, 220, 222, 225, 230, 240 - the legislative as "only a fiduciary power to act for certain ends" and never a right to destroy, enslave or designedly impoverish (135, 149); "Where-ever law ends, tyranny begins" and the officer who "ceases in that to be a magistrate" (202); the executive who neglects and abandons that charge (219); men never secure from tyranny if there is no means of escape till they are perfectly under it (220); ambition, fear, folly or corruption, and the breach of trust that forfeits the power (222); the long train of abuses making the design visible, and that revolutions happen not upon every little mismanagement (225); "a persuation, grounded upon manifest evidence", "the general course and tendency of things", and "Who can help it if they, who might avoid it..." (230); "The people shall be judge" (240). ALL VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the Marxists Internet Archive chapter pages in 1690 spelling ("born", "persuation", "Where-ever"); the one §230 sentence marked modernized was read at Teaching American History. Section numbers are identical across editions; spelling is not. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: §§135, 198, 219, 220, 223, 225 - the power that "can never have a right to destroy, enslave, or designedly to impoverish the subjects" (135); the usurper with no title "till the people are both at liberty to consent, and have actually consented" (198); the executive who "neglects and abandons that charge, so that the laws already made can no longer be put in execution" (219); men never secure from tyranny "if there be no means to escape it till they are perfectly under it" (220); "People are not so easily got out of their old forms" (223); "all tending the same way" (225). ALL VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. The §135 quotation is verbatim apart from a footnote asterisk the host prints after "never". §198 is on the host's ch17.htm and was confirmed there and on two further copies. ALSO CITED ON /natural-law and /your-duty from 2026-10-07 (Block 7, U40 and U46), for section 149. Both pages' authority tables carried BLACKSTONE's rendering under Locke's name ("Trust abused is thereby forfeited, and devolves to those who gave it" / "When such trust is abused..."). Both now carry Locke's own words as this record's text has them. MEASURED 2026-10-07: the JSON-LD citation array on each page holds only a bibliographic entry, not the wording, so the repair was two places and not four. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S34 cites this record (Two Treatises of Government; SRC-208 is JEREMY Locke, The End of All Evil, a different author). PINPOINTS: §§119 and 122 on tacit consent and the obligation of a denizen; and from S34-AMEND, §§225 and 240 (ch. 19), read in the earlier breach research and to be confirmed on the same Pressbooks transcription before any further reliance. -
SRC-226 · PRIORITY · The Law of Nations — Emmerich de Vattel (1758)
PINPOINTS from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: Book I ch. IV §51, power given "with the tacit reserve that the sovereign shall use it for the safety of the people, and not for their ruin", and the section heading "But the nation may curb a tyrant, and withdraw itself from his obedience."; §54, "Nevertheless this ought not to be entirely a blind obedience." and that a subject ought patiently to suffer doubtful and supportable wrongs. ALL FOUR VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the LONANG Institute. TRANSLATOR ATTRIBUTION PARTIAL: the page read names no translator; LONANG's index credits the Chitty edition. PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Book I ch. IV §51, power given "with the tacit reserve that the sovereign shall use it for the safety of the people, and not for their ruin". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. Translator attribution remains PARTIAL. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S32 cites this record (Vattel, The Law of Nations). PINPOINT: bk. I ch. 19, citizens, natives and the obligations of membership. PINPOINTS from Book I ch. X, “Of Money and Exchange” (the chapter spans §§105-109 exactly; added 2026-10-21): §106's own heading is “Duty of the nation or prince with respect to the coin.”; money is coined “by the authority and in the name of the state or prince, who are its surety”, and they “ought, therefore … that its intrinsic value bear a just proportion to its extrinsic or numerical value”; value added in an arbitrary manner — “This excess of value, added in an arbitrary manner to the coin, is a real debt” which the sovereign contracts with individuals; the remedy is that “money ought to be called in at the expense of the state” and “according to the natural standard”; and it is the duty of every nation and sovereign “to abstain, as much as possible, from so dangerous an experiment”. §107: “Those who counterfeit it, violate the rights of the sovereign”, and “their crime is justly considered as one of the most heinous nature”. §108: the case “if one nation counterfeits the money of another, or if she allows and protects false-coiners”. ALL TEN STRINGS VERIFIED AT SOURCE LETTER FOR LETTER 2026-10-20 at the LONANG Institute — 10 of 10, 0 misquoted, 0 absent. THE CHAPTER PAGES READ NAME NO TRANSLATOR, which corroborates this record's PARTIAL attribution from the source side rather than merely restating it. BOIZARD CAVEAT, and it governs how the material may be cited: the sentence “when our kings debased the coin, they kept the circumstance a secret from the people” is in NOTE 2 to §106, inside a bracketed editorial insertion. Note 1 on the same page is signed “— C.”; note 2 is UNSIGNED, and the 1758 French was not read. Cite it as a footnote to §106, unsigned and therefore probably Vattel's own — NEVER flatly as Vattel. VERIFICATION DEBT ON THE bk. I ch. 19 (§212) PINPOINT, stated 2026-10-21 rather than left silent: unlike §51, §54 and §§105-109, that pinpoint carries NO verification statement and was NOT read at source by this project. It is cited only. Verify it, or leave the debt stated; do not read its presence on this record as verification. -
SRC-227 · PRIORITY · Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms — Continental Congress (Jefferson & Dickinson) (1775)
SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S148 cites this record. PINPOINT: the 1775 charge against Parliament, "desperate of success in any mode of contest, where regard should be had to truth, law, or right". NOTE ON THE TITLE: this record already carries the CORRECT title, "Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms" - which is what /united-states gets wrong in three places, corrected by this block's AE04 and AE14.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, /united-states -
SRC-228 · PRIORITY · The Republic — Plato (c.380 BCE)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Book VIII, "the States are as the men are; they grow out of human characters", in Jowett's translation read at the MIT Internet Classics Archive and VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. The host prints no Stephanus numbers, so none is asserted. REUSE ESTABLISHED 2026-10-03; the brief attributed this record to /psycho-vulgarism, but its page reference is /historic-warnings.supports: HSRP-412Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /historic-warnings -
SRC-229 · PRIORITY · The Prince — Niccolo Machiavelli (1513)
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SRC-230 · PRIORITY · The Social Contract — Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1762)
SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S35 cites this record (Rousseau, The Social Contract). PINPOINT: bk. I ch. 6, the members as citizens sharing in the sovereign authority and as subjects under the laws of the state.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-232 · PRIORITY · Why I Am Not a Christian and Other Essays — Bertrand Russell (1927/1957)supports: HSRP-071
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SRC-237 · PRIORITY · Pope and Bishops: The Papal Monarchy — Kenneth J. Pennington (1984)supports: HSRP-070
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SRC-240 · PRIORITY · Etsi Karissimus (Papal Bull annulling Magna Carta) — Pope Innocent III (1215)supports: HSRP-070
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SRC-241 · PRIORITY · Charter of Concession of May 15, 1213 — King John / Innocent III (1213)supports: HSRP-070
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SRC-242 · PRIORITY · Treaty of Paris — Adams, Franklin, Jay, Hartley (1783)
SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S22 cites this record (the Treaty of Paris, 1783). PINPOINT: art. 1, the King's acknowledgement of the states as "free sovereign and independent".Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-244 · PRIORITY · Murdock v. Pennsylvania, 319 U.S. 105 — U.S. Supreme Court (Douglas, J.) (1943)
SCOPE NOTE, written 2026-10-19, VERIFIED AT SOURCE in the official United States Reports (govinfo, package USREPORTS-319, 3,415,478 bytes, true star pagination). WHAT IT HELD: this is a FIRST AMENDMENT case. A municipal ordinance of Jeannette, Pennsylvania which, as construed and applied, required religious colporteurs to pay a flat licence tax as a condition of distributing religious literature is invalid under the Federal Constitution as a denial of freedom of speech, press and religion (syllabus 1, pp. 108-110). Decided 3 May 1943, Douglas J., with eight companion cases. PINPOINTS: 319 U.S. at 113, the sentence most often wanted from this case — "It is a license tax--a flat tax imposed on the exercise of a privilege granted by the Bill of Rights. A state may not impose a charge for the enjoyment of a right granted by the Federal Constitution." (syllabus 4, p. 113); 319 U.S. at 114, THE CARVE-OUT THAT LIMITS IT — "It is not a nominal fee imposed as a regulatory measure to defray the expenses of policing the activities in question. It is in no way apportioned.", with footnote 8 on the same page: "The constitutional difference between such a regulatory measure and a tax on the exercise of a federal right has long been recognized." NOT IN THIS OPINION, AND THIS IS WHY THE NOTE EXISTS: the sentence widely attributed to Murdock about converting a liberty into a privilege, licensing it and charging a fee for it. Probed against the official text: the word "convert" does not occur anywhere in the opinion, nor does "liberty into a privilege", nor "fee therefor". Do not quote it. DO NOT CITE THIS RECORD for a general rule that a right may not be licensed or taxed: Murdock is a flat-licence-tax holding under the First Amendment and at 114 it expressly distinguishes a nominal regulatory fee. TWO FURTHER TRAPS IN THE SAME PASSAGE. (1) The words at 114 about being compelled "to purchase, through a license fee or a license tax, the privilege freely granted by the constitution" are the SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS in Blue Island v. Kozul, 379 Ill. 511, 519, QUOTED BY Murdock — not Murdock's own words. (2) Murdock itself calls the First Amendment freedom "a privilege granted by the Bill of Rights", so the right-versus-privilege dichotomy built on this case inverts the opinion's own usage of the word. -
SRC-245 · PRIORITY · Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham, 394 U.S. 147 — U.S. Supreme Court (Stewart, J.) (1969)
SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S135 cites this record (Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham). PINPOINT: 394 U.S. at 151.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-246 · PRIORITY · Sherar v. Cullen, 481 F.2d 945 (9th Cir.) — U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit (1973)
SCOPE NOTE, written 2026-10-19, VERIFIED word for word on two independent hosts (openjurist.org/481/f2d/945 and law.resource.org/pub/us/case/reporter/F2/481/481.F2d.945.71-1558.html); CourtListener's API, which is reachable although its citator page is robots-blocked, resolves the sentence below to this case. A CORRECTION TO THIS PROJECT'S OWN PREMISE IS RECORDED FIRST: the sentence that circulates from this case is NOT a fabrication. IT IS IN THE OPINION. The defect is ALTERATION AND DECONTEXTUALISATION, not invention. WHAT THE OPINION SAYS: "The See and Reisman decisions, and the statutory procedures of Sec. 7402(b), reflect the obvious concern that there be no sanction or penalty imposed upon one because of his exercise of constitutional rights." WHAT CIRCULATES: "There can be no sanction or penalty imposed upon one because of his exercise of Constitutional rights" — a flat declarative rule of law, where the court's sentence is in the subjunctive and characterises a concern the court reads in two cases and a statute. Quote the first and never the second. WHAT IT HELD, and the scope is narrow: Archie P. Sherar v. Joseph M. Cullen, District Director, Internal Revenue Service, No. 71-1558, decided 13 August 1973; Ely and Kilkenny, Circuit JJ., and Skopil, D.J., sitting by designation. An IRS field agent was discharged after refusing to furnish records for a personal tax audit. HELD: absent a prior judicial determination of the audit's reasonableness in an enforcement proceeding under 26 U.S.C. § 7402(b), the discharge was unwarranted; remanded with directions to reinstate him to his former position, the District Court to determine back pay and benefits. The court expressly did NOT reach whether the audit was in fact unreasonable ("We hold only that in the absence of prior judicial determination of that question, his discharge was unwarranted"). The subject matter is the Fourth Amendment, federal employment and IRS summons enforcement; the opinion says nothing about licensing, fees, taxes on rights, or driving. PINPOINT NOT ESTABLISHED: neither host prints star pagination beyond the first page (945), so the page carrying the sentence is NOT verified here. The pinpoint "481 F.2d at 947" circulates and is not confirmed by this project. DO NOT CITE THIS RECORD for any general proposition that no penalty may attach to the exercise of a right. -
SRC-247 · PRIORITY · Wage Labor and Guilds in Medieval Europe — Stephen R. Epstein (2008)supports: HSRP-080
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SRC-510 · PRIORITY · Gonzales v. O Centro Espírita Beneficente União do Vegetal, 546 U.S. 418 — Supreme Court of the United States (opinion by Chief Justice Roberts) (2006)
Decided 21 February 2006. The Government failed to demonstrate a compelling interest under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in barring the UDV's sacramental use of hoasca. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S120 cites this record (Gonzales v. O Centro). PINPOINT: 546 U.S. 418, religious exercise answered on the statute's own test rather than by the claimant's self-description. -
SRC-538 · PRIORITY · Diary of John Quincy Adams: entry recording completion of Burlamaqui on natural and politic law — John Quincy Adams, Founders Online, National Archives
Document identifier Adams/03-02-02-0001-0009-0024. Adams writes: "Finished reading Burlamaqui, upon natural and political Law. I am much pleased with the principles established by this author. The stile of the english translator is not agreeable." Direct attestation that a founder read Burlamaqui in Nugent's English rather than the French. Incomplete record: the entry date and the printed source (Adams Papers series, volume, editor and page numbers) are not yet recorded. founders.archives.gov returned HTTP 202 with an empty body to two independent fetch attempts on 2026-09-19, so those details could not be verified at source and are deliberately not inferred.Cited on: /natural-law, /united-states -
SRC-567 · PRIORITY · Berger v. United States, 295 U.S. 78 — Supreme Court of the United States (1935)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Quoted on /pv-remediation for the prosecutor's duty: the government's interest in a criminal prosecution "is not that it shall win a case, but that justice shall be done." Confirmed verbatim.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-568 · PRIORITY · Kokkonen v. Guardian Life Ins. Co. of America, 511 U.S. 375 — Supreme Court of the United States (1994)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Unanimous. Supplies the three-part jurisdictional rule quoted on /pv-remediation: courts of limited jurisdiction; a cause is presumed to lie outside that jurisdiction; the burden of establishing the contrary rests on the party asserting it. Rests on Turner (1799) and McNutt (1936), both recorded separately.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-569 · PRIORITY · Basso v. Utah Power & Light Co., 495 F.2d 906 (10th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit (1974)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (OpenJurist). Docket No. 72-1255, decided 10 April 1974. Quoted for "there is a presumption against its existence." NO PINPOINT is carried: the accessible text has no star pagination, so the commonly cited page 909 could not be confirmed. CITATION CORRECTION ON RECORD: the form "395 F.2d 906 (10th Cir. 1968)" is wrong in BOTH volume and year, must never be used, and does not occur anywhere in the opinion (checked by content, zero hits).Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-570 · PRIORITY · Steel Co. v. Citizens for a Better Environment, 523 U.S. 83 — Supreme Court of the United States (1998)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from two independent copies (Cornell LII slip opinion and FindLaw). The phrase "inflexible and without exception" is quoted by Steel Co. FROM Mansfield v. Swan, 111 U.S. 379, 382 (1884); Mansfield is the origin and is recorded at SRC-575. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S174 cites this record. PINPOINT: 523 U.S. at 94, quoting Ex parte McCardle, 7 Wall. 506, 514 (1869) - McCardle is the case quoted within and has its own record at SRC-571.Cited on: /pv-remediation, /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-571 · PRIORITY · Ex parte McCardle, 74 U.S. (7 Wall.) 506 — Supreme Court of the United States (1869)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Quoted verbatim on /pv-remediation: "Without jurisdiction the court cannot proceed at all in any cause..."Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-572 · PRIORITY · Great Southern Fire Proof Hotel Co. v. Jones, 177 U.S. 449 — Supreme Court of the United States (1900)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Quoted for the duty to raise jurisdiction sua sponte. The language is quoted by Great Southern FROM Mansfield v. Swan (1884), where it was stated; the page names both.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-573 · PRIORITY · McNutt v. General Motors Acceptance Corp., 298 U.S. 178 — Supreme Court of the United States (1936)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Quoted for the burden: the party invoking the court's power "must carry throughout the litigation the burden of showing that he is properly in court." Cited within Kokkonen.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-574 · PRIORITY · Turner v. President, Directors and Company of the Bank of North-America, 4 U.S. (4 Dall.) 8 — Supreme Court of the United States (1799)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII); caption confirmed. The earliest authority in the Kokkonen line, cited there as Turner v. President of Bank of North-America, 4 Dall. 8, 11.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-575 · PRIORITY · Mansfield, C. & L.M.R. Co. v. Swan, 111 U.S. 379 — Supreme Court of the United States (1884)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). The ORIGIN of two phrases the later cases are usually credited with: "bound to ask and answer for itself, even when not otherwise suggested" (quoted in Great Southern, SRC-572) and "inflexible and without exception" (quoted in Steel Co., SRC-570).Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-576 · PRIORITY · United States v. Gaudin, 515 U.S. 506 — Supreme Court of the United States (1995)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII); the quoted sentence occurs twice in the opinion. The jury's constitutional responsibility "is not merely to determine the facts, but to apply the law to those facts and draw the ultimate conclusion of guilt or innocence."Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-577 · PRIORITY · Sullivan v. Louisiana, 508 U.S. 275 — Supreme Court of the United States (1993)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). "[H]e may not direct a verdict for the State, no matter how overwhelming the evidence." The same sentence cites Carpenters (SRC-578) and Martin Linen (SRC-579), which independently corroborates both.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-578 · PRIORITY · United Bhd. of Carpenters & Joiners v. United States, 330 U.S. 395 — Supreme Court of the United States (1947)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). "For a judge may not direct a verdict of guilty no matter how conclusive the evidence."Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-579 · PRIORITY · United States v. Martin Linen Supply Co., 430 U.S. 564 — Supreme Court of the United States (1977)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Establishes the binding nature of a directed acquittal under Rule 29, following Fong Foo v. United States; the half of the asymmetry that runs in the defendant's favour.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-580 · PRIORITY · Sandstrom v. Montana, 442 U.S. 510 — Supreme Court of the United States (1979)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Holds the instruction "the law presumes that a person intends the ordinary consequences of his voluntary acts" unconstitutional where intent is an element. Recorded for the jury line; NOT cited in the /pv-remediation prose.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-581 · PRIORITY · Sparf and Hansen v. United States, 156 U.S. 51 — Supreme Court of the United States (1895)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). CITED ON /pv-remediation FOR BOTH OF ITS HOLDINGS, deliberately: (1) juries in criminal cases "have not the right to decide any question of law" and must apply the law given them by the court; and (2) a verdict of acquittal cannot be set aside, therefore "if the court can direct a verdict of guilty, it can do indirectly that which it has no power to do directly." The page does not present only the half that suits it.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-582 · PRIORITY · Georgia v. Brailsford, 3 U.S. (3 Dall.) 1 — Supreme Court of the United States (1794)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Jury charge: "you have nevertheless a right to take upon yourselves to judge of both, and to determine the law as well as the fact in controversy." NO PINPOINT is carried: the accessible text has no star pagination. Read on the page together with Sparf (SRC-581), which limits it.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-583 · PRIORITY · The Schooner Exchange v. McFaddon, 11 U.S. (7 Cranch) 116 — Supreme Court of the United States (Marshall, C.J.) (1812)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII); all three quoted phrases confirmed verbatim and in context — "the very delicate and important inquiry," "exploring an unbeaten path," and the passage on a prince "so far laying down the prince, and assuming the character of a private individual." The last is the reasoned refutation of the individual-sovereignty claim.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-584 · PRIORITY · United States v. Benabe, 654 F.3d 753 (7th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (2011)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (OpenJurist); decided 18 August 2011. "These theories should be rejected summarily, however they are presented." Quoted in full context on /pv-remediation, which sets it against the jurisdictional line rather than endorsing or dismissing it. PINPOINT from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: 654 F.3d 753 at 767, "that person is not beyond the jurisdiction of the courts". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at OpenJurist after CourtListener returned HTTP 202 bot mitigation. CITATION NOTE: this record's title carries no pinpoint and no year; the year 2011 is in the year field and the note records the decision date. Reporter, volume, first page and court all agree with the block's "654 F.3d 753, 767 (7th Cir. 2011)" - same case. Cited on the new page only for the point that no claimed status puts a person beyond the courts' jurisdiction, never for the government's legitimacy. ROUTE CHECKED 2026-10-03: OpenJurist, https://openjurist.org/654/f3d/753/united-states-v-benabe, after CourtListener returned HTTP 202 bot mitigation. The sentence is present there verbatim. STAR PAGINATION NOT SHOWN AT OPENJURIST: it prints no page marker at or near the sentence, so the pinpoint 767 was CARRIED from the block and was NOT confirmed at source between 2026-10-03 and 2026-10-08. IT IS NOW CONFIRMED - see the end of this note. OpenJurist is known to omit star pagination (already recorded in SESSION-HANDOFF as a limit of that host). ALSO CITED ON /evidence-of-the-breach, same pinpoint (654 F.3d 753 at 767) and same narrow use: only for the point that no claimed status puts a person beyond the jurisdiction of the courts. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint (654 F.3d 753 at 767) and same narrow use: only for the point that no claimed status puts a person beyond the jurisdiction of the courts. THE PINPOINT 767 STOOD AS CARRIED, NOT CONFIRMED, ON THREE PUBLISHED PAGES FROM 2026-10-03 TO 2026-10-08, when it was confirmed. Re-tried 2026-10-03: CourtListener returned HTTP 202 bot mitigation again, and OpenJurist, which does open, prints no star pagination at or near the sentence. PINPOINT 767 CONFIRMED 2026-10-08 BY THE AUTHOR, BY CONVERGENT CITING AUTHORITY AND NOT OFF A STAR-PAGINATED SCAN. Multiple independent courts pin-cite 654 F.3d at 767 for these exact two sentences: the Third Circuit in Ewans v. New Jersey (No. 25-1368); the Eleventh Circuit in Henry v. Fernandez-Rundle (No. 19-10650) and Trevino v. Florida (No. 16-15389); the Indiana Court of Appeals in Taylor-Bey v. State (49A05-1503-CR-123), which quotes BOTH sentences in full at 767; Bourdon v. Alaska, 370 P.3d 1116; and several district courts. THE METHOD, STATED PLAINLY SO IT IS NOT MISREAD LATER: the pinpoint is confirmed by convergent pin-cites in published opinions of TWO FEDERAL COURTS OF APPEALS AND A STATE APPELLATE COURT. It has still never been read off a star-paginated scan, and that is not a weakness of this confirmation - it is what the confirmation is. THE TWO HOSTS REMAIN AS RECORDED AND MUST NOT BE RETRIED: OpenJurist still prints no star pagination, and CourtListener still refuses automated access by robots policy. THIS RETIRES THE STANDING RISK ON THREE PUBLISHED PAGES: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign, /evidence-of-the-breach and /two-party-hive-mind. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S42 cites this record. PINPOINT 767, which this record already carries as CONFIRMED by convergent citing authority, is S42's own pinpoint. S42-AMEND adds the paragraph's opening sentences at the same page - "Our intention is not to quash the presentation of creative legal arguments or novel legal theories asserted in good faith." - read this pass on CourtListener, whose star paging puts the whole paragraph on 767. -
SRC-585 · PRIORITY · Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(h)(3) — Administrative Office of the United States Courts (current)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). Text as quoted: "If the court determines at any time that it lacks subject-matter jurisdiction, the court must dismiss the action."Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-586 · PRIORITY · ABA Model Rule of Professional Conduct 3.8, Special Responsibilities of a Prosecutor, Comment [1] — American Bar Association (current)
VERIFIED BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from two independent state adoptions that reproduce the ABA comment (Louisiana Legal Ethics, which labels it "Comments to ABA Model Rule 3.8 [1]", and the South Carolina Judicial Branch). americanbar.org itself returns HTTP 403 to automated fetches — access blocking, NOT a dead link. Quoted: "A prosecutor has the responsibility of a minister of justice and not simply that of an advocate." CAVEAT CARRIED ON THE PAGE: the Model Rules are binding where a jurisdiction has adopted them.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-587 · PRIORITY · ABA Criminal Justice Standards for the Prosecution Function, Standard 3-1.2(b) (4th ed.), and Standards 3-1.2, 3-3.9(b), (d) (3d ed.) — American Bar Association (2017)
REFINE CLEARED 2026-09-22. THE FOURTH-EDITION WORDING IS NOW VERIFIED, at Standard 3-1.2(b): "The primary duty of the prosecutor is to seek justice within the bounds of the law, not merely to convict." Confirmed by content from Hills, "The Prosecutor's Duty to Seek and Do Justice", Vermont Law Review, which quotes the standard verbatim at note 5 and cites the ABA's Prosecution Function Fourth Edition page directly, dating it 2017. METHOD NOTE, because this matters: this is the SAME PDF that an earlier pass in this session reported as unreadable subset-font output. The source was fine; the home-made extractor was not. Re-extracted with pdftotext and the text came out clean on the first attempt. A tool failure had been recorded as a source failure. ALSO VERIFIED, from a full reproduction of the THIRD edition: Standard 3-1.2(c), "The duty of the prosecutor is to seek justice, not merely to convict"; 3-3.9(b)(iii), "the disproportion of the authorized punishment in relation to the particular offense or the offender"; 3-3.9(d), the prosecutor "should give no weight to the personal or political advantages or disadvantages which might be involved or to a desire to enhance his or her record of convictions." CAVEAT CARRIED ON THE PAGE: the Standards are aspirational in form — "should", not "shall" — while the Model Rules bind where adopted.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-592 · PRIORITY · The Federalist No. 78, The Judiciary Department — Hamilton, Alexander (1788)
REFINE CLEARED. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 at the Library of Congress. The quoted wording is confirmed exactly: to deny that a legislative act contrary to the Constitution is void "would be to affirm, that the deputy is greater than his principal; that the servant is above his master; that the representatives of the people are superior to the people themselves." SCOPED, not merely found: the passage lies between the No. 78 and No. 79 headings in the source document, so it is not a neighbouring paper's text. PINPOINT from /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: Federalist No. 78, "every act of a delegated authority, contrary to the tenor of the commission under which it is exercised, is void". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the American Presidency Project; the byline reads "Alexander Hamilton". Federalist No. 46 is keyed separately at SRC-643. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S126 cites this record (The Federalist No. 78). PINPOINT: the already-verified passage that a legislative act contrary to the Constitution is void. The other Federalist records in this register are other numbers, correctly separate works. -
SRC-598 · PRIORITY · Declaration of Rights and Grievances, Stamp Act Congress, 19 October 1765 — Stamp Act Congress, New York (1765)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 across TWO independent transcriptions (Wikisource and the Avalon Project at Yale), which agree verbatim. Resolution numbering confirmed explicitly by Wikisource, which prints "7th." and "8th." Resolution 7: "That trial by jury is the inherent and invaluable right of every British subject in these colonies." Resolution 8 joins taxation and jurisdictional overreach in a single sentence, objecting to acts "extending the jurisdiction of the courts of admiralty beyond its ancient limits." METHOD NOTE: a probe of the phrase "beyond its ancient limits" initially returned zero on the Wikisource copy because of an embedded zero-width space mid-phrase, and zero on Avalon because of an OCR line-break hyphen. Both carry the text. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S150 cites this record. PINPOINT: resolution 7, "That trial by jury is the inherent and invaluable right of every British subject in these colonies" - already verified on this record across two independent transcriptions.supports: HSRP-668Cited on: /pv-remediation, /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-599 · PRIORITY · Ruhrgas AG v. Marathon Oil Co., 526 U.S. 574 — Supreme Court of the United States (1999)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 (Cornell LII). ATTRIBUTION RECORDED DELIBERATELY: the quoted formulation is Ruhrgas DESCRIBING Steel Co., not Ruhrgas making the rule. The sentence reads: "In Steel Co. v. Citizens for Better Environment, 523 U.S. 83 (1998), this Court adhered to the rule that a federal court may not hypothesize subject-matter jurisdiction for the purpose of deciding the merits." Steel Co. is at SRC-570 and is the origin; /pv-remediation says so rather than presenting Ruhrgas as the source of the rule.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-600 · PRIORITY · The Federalization of Criminal Law: Report of the Task Force on the Federalization of Criminal Law — American Bar Association, Criminal Justice Section (1998)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from the full report PDF hosted by NACDL, extracted with pdftotext. Quoted verbatim: "So large is the present body of federal criminal law that there is no conveniently accessible, complete list of federal crimes," with its own footnote recording that an exact count "is difficult to achieve and the count is subject to varying interpretations." The report also records that the frequently cited "approximately 3,000 federal crimes" figure "is now surely outdated." THE NEUTRAL ANCHOR for this material, as distinct from the advocacy organisations active in the same area. FIGURES CHECKED AND NOT FOUND IN THIS REPORT: 5,200 statutory offences and 300,000 regulatory offences both return zero; neither is published on /pv-remediation.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-601 · PRIORITY · The Federalist No. 62, The Senate — Alexander Hamilton or James Madison (authorship disputed) (1788)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 at the Library of Congress, and SCOPED: the quoted passage lies between the No. 62 and No. 63 body headings, so it is not a neighbouring paper's text. METHOD NOTE: a first bounding attempt wrongly reported it out of range because the anchors matched the page's NAVIGATION list rather than the body headings; the two markers were twenty characters apart, which is what exposed the error. AUTHORSHIP IS DISPUTED and the page says so: the Library of Congress heads this paper "Author: Alexander Hamilton or James Madison." It must not be attributed flatly to Madison.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-602 · PRIORITY · Ohio Revised Code section 2901.21, Requirements for criminal liability — Ohio General Assembly, Senate Bill 361, 130th General Assembly (2015)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from the authenticated statute page. Effective 23 MARCH 2015. Division (C)(1) verbatim: where language defining an element "neither specifies culpability nor plainly indicates a purpose to impose strict liability, the element of the offense is established only if a person acts recklessly." DATE CORRECTION: the brief supplied "December 2014" (the month of signature) and a secondary source dates the reform to 2013; the statute's own effective date is 23 March 2015 and that is what the page carries. CLAIM WITHDRAWN BEFORE PUBLICATION: the brief also asserted that a statute omitting mens rea is thereby VOID. It is not. The provision supplies a DEFAULT of recklessness and carries its own carve-out at (C)(2), exempting all of Title XLV. Independently corroborated by SRC-603.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-603 · PRIORITY · Strict Liability Abolition — Serota, Michael, New York University Law Review 98:112 (2023)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22 from the law review's own PDF; the article begins on page 112, matching the supplied citation exactly. Quoted: the Michigan and Ohio reforms were "weak default presumptions of mens rea that were subject to a number of carve-outs and exceptions," and the Michigan version "specifically does not apply to the Penal Code." This independently confirms that the Ohio provision is a default rather than a voiding rule, which is why the stronger claim was withdrawn from SRC-602.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-604 · PRIORITY · H.R. 2159, Count the Crimes to Cut Act, 119th Congress — United States House of Representatives (2025)
VERIFIED 2026-09-22; the REFINE flag supplied with this item is CLEARED. Introduced 14 March 2025 in the 119th Congress and ORDERED REPORTED by committee on 10 June 2025, so it is live and has advanced past introduction. Confirmed on congress.gov and GovTrack. The bill would require the Attorney General to produce a public list of federal criminal offences.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-607 · PRIORITY · The Morality of Law — Fuller, Lon L. (Yale University Press) (1964)
CONCEPT VERIFIED, NO PINPOINT CARRIED. The book itself could not be read: all six Internet Archive copies located on 2026-09-22 are lending-restricted, so the pp. 49-51 pinpoint supplied with this item COULD NOT BE CONFIRMED and is deliberately absent from the page and from this record. The concept is verified from the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, a peer-reviewed reference source rather than an advocacy one, which states that "Fuller's functionalist conception of law implies that nothing can count as law unless it is capable of performing law's essential function of guiding behavior" and lists the conditions, among them that rules "must be publicly promulgated" and "must be expressed in understandable terms", citing Fuller 1964. /pv-remediation states the concept and attaches no page number.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-636 · PRIORITY · Politics — Aristotle, trans. Benjamin Jowett (c.350 BCE)
PINPOINTS: Book III part 6 (Bekker 1279a17-21), governments which regard only the rulers' interest are defective and perverted. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the MIT Internet Classics Archive. PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, Book IV part 4, ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: the democracy in which "not the law, but the multitude, have the supreme power"; "the people becomes a monarch, and is many in one"; and "The decrees of the demos correspond to the edicts of the tyrant". A NEW BOOK AND A NEW ADDRESS on this record: Block 2 cited Book III on the same host in the same Jowett translation. The host prints no Bekker numbers, so none is asserted for Book IV. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S28 cites this record (Aristotle, Politics, same translator - Jowett). PINPOINT: III.1, the citizen defined by a share in judging and holding office. -
SRC-637 · PRIORITY · De Legibus et Consuetudinibus Angliae (On the Laws and Customs of England) — Henry de Bracton (attrib.), ed. Woodbine, trans. Thorne (c.13th c.)
PINPOINTS: folio 5b (Woodbine vol. 2, p. 33), the king is under God and under the law, because law makes the king. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: the Latin "sub deo et sub lege, quia lex facit regem" was read at Harvard Law School's Bracton Online. Thorne's English is in copyright; short extract only.supports: HSRP-398Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-638 · PRIORITY · Act of Abjuration (Plakkaat van Verlatinghe) — States General of the United Provinces (1581)
PINPOINTS: the opening sentence, a prince constituted by God to defend his people as the shepherd his sheep; the definition of the tyrant, including "particularly when this is done deliberately, unauthorized by the states". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on two hosts. ATTRIBUTION PARTIAL: the English is credited by the host to Oliver J. Thatcher, ed., The Library of Original Sources, vol. V (1907), pp. 189-197; the 1907 volume was NOT opened, so that credit rests on the host. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind for the fact that the States General declared the Dutch provinces free of their king in 1581. NO WORDS OF THE ACT ARE QUOTED on that page; the description is the site's own, taken from the document's heading. Attribution to Thatcher remains PARTIAL. -
SRC-639 · PRIORITY · Leviathan — Thomas Hobbes (London: Andrew Crooke) (1651)
PINPOINTS: ch. XXX, the sovereign's office consists in the end for which he was trusted, the procuration of the safety of the people. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, 1651 spelling and capitals retained ("Soveraign", "Safety Of The People"). No Hobbes record existed in this register before this entry. -
SRC-640 · PRIORITY · Discourses Concerning Government — Algernon Sidney (London) (1698)
PINPOINTS: SECTION HEADINGS ONLY, not body text. Ch. 2 s. 3, government is not instituted for the good of the Governor but of the Governed, and power is a burden not an advantage; ch. 3 s. 41, the people who create the magistrate can only judge whether he rightly performs his office. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 against the Constitution Society table of contents.Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-641 · PRIORITY · Virginia Declaration of Rights — Virginia Convention (1776)
PINPOINTS: section 2, all power vested in and derived from the people, magistrates their trustees and servants and at all times amenable to them. In force as Article I of the Constitution of Virginia. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the Avalon Project.supports: HSRP-398Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-642 · PRIORITY · Constitution of New Hampshire, Part First, Article 10 (Right of Revolution) — State of New Hampshire (1784)
Words confirmed on the 1784 text (LONANG; Teaching American History). Punctuation follows the text in force (Justia; House CACR 23 of 2022). The State's own copy was not opened: its PDF refuses automated requests. GRADE PARTIAL until the State's own copy is seen.supports: HSRP-398Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-643 · PRIORITY · The Federalist No. 46, The Influence of the State and Federal Governments Compared — Madison, James (1788)
PINPOINTS: the federal and State governments are in fact but different agents and trustees of the people. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the American Presidency Project; the byline reads "James Madison" and the paper appeared in the New York Packet, 29 January 1788. Keyed individually, matching SRC-592 (No. 78) and SRC-601 (No. 62).Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-644 · PRIORITY · Constitution of Maryland (1867), Declaration of Rights, Article 6 — State of Maryland (1867)
PINPOINTS: art. 6, all persons invested with legislative or executive powers are Trustees of the Public and accountable for their conduct; and whenever the ends of Government are perverted and public liberty manifestly endangered and all other means of redress ineffectual, the People may reform the old or establish a new Government. In force. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the Maryland State Archives. PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: art. 6, the case in which "all other means of redress are ineffectual". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. The page's lead-in summarises the article's full condition (ends perverted, liberty manifestly endangered, and all other means of redress ineffectual), and "manifestly endangered" was confirmed on the same text. -
SRC-645 · PRIORITY · United States Code, Title 5, section 3331 (oath of office) — United States Congress (1966)
PINPOINTS: the oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and to bear true faith and allegiance to the same. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 as quoted by the Supreme Court of the United States on its own "Oaths of Office" page. The oath is sworn to the Constitution, not to any officeholder.supports: HSRP-398Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-646 · PRIORITY · Notes on the State of Virginia — Thomas Jefferson, ed. William Peden (1785)
PINPOINTS: Query XIII, the time to guard against corruption and tyranny is before they shall have gotten hold on us; better to keep the wolf out of the fold than to trust to drawing his teeth and talons after he shall have entered. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in The Founders' Constitution vol. 1 ch. 10 doc. 9 (Peden ed., 1954, pp. 120-121). The text reads "hold on us", NOT "hold of us".supports: HSRP-402Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-647 · PRIORITY · Farmer v. Brennan, 511 U.S. 825 — Supreme Court of the United States (Souter, J.) (1994)
PINPOINTS: a prison official is not liable under the Eighth Amendment unless he "knows of and disregards an excessive risk". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at FindLaw. NO PAGE PINPOINT AS FIRST RECORDED: the U.S. Reports page of the holding had not been seen, so none was asserted. A PINPOINT IS NOW ASSERTED AND CONFIRMED - see the end of this note. CITED AS A PARALLEL ONLY, for how the government defines guilty knowledge - never as authority on the government's own legitimacy. PINPOINT 837 CONFIRMED 2026-10-03 on the Library of Congress print of the United States Reports, volume 511, https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep511/usrep511825/usrep511825.pdf. Confirmed three ways: the sentence sits on the 13th page of the case, which begins at 825, giving 837; the running-head parity across all 38 pages of the case is consistent with that mapping, with zero breaks; and the Court's own syllabus assigns the subjective-component holding to "Pp. 837-840", with a separate opinion cross-referencing "ante, at 837". The printed page numbers themselves are not recoverable from the scan's text layer, so until 2026-10-08 all three routes were DERIVATIONS and the pinpoint had never been read off a page. PINPOINT 837 CONFIRMED 2026-10-08 BY THE AUTHOR, BY CONVERGENT CITING AUTHORITY - the same method used for SRC-584, and not a page image. The Fifth Circuit in Jennings v. Hudspeth (No. 14-40021) and Hammonds v. Smith (No. 97-10808), the Seventh Circuit in Balsewicz, the Tenth Circuit, and New York's Donaldson v. Martuscello (2025 NY Slip Op 51503) all cite 511 U.S. at 837 for "knows of and disregards an excessive risk to inmate health or safety". THE METHOD, STATED PLAINLY: confirmed by convergent pin-cites in published opinions of federal courts of appeals and a state court, not read off a star-paginated scan. THE THREE DERIVATION ROUTES ABOVE ARE KEPT AS CORROBORATION, AND THEY AGREE WITH THE CITING COURTS. THE PAGE-IMAGE CHECK IS NO LONGER NEEDED and must not be reopened as outstanding. THE TWO SYLLABUS RANGES ARE BOTH RIGHT, AND THEY LABEL CLEANLY BY HOLDING: a syllabus assigns a range per holding, and Farmer carries several. "Pp. 835-837" is the range the syllabus attaches to the GENERAL DELIBERATE-INDIFFERENCE HOLDING - that a prison official may be held liable under the Eighth Amendment for acting with deliberate indifference to inmate health or safety only if he knows that inmates face a substantial risk of serious harm and disregards it. "Pp. 837-840" is the range for the SUBJECTIVE-COMPONENT HOLDING, which is the one this register derived from. BOTH ARE KEPT, and they are not in tension: 837 IS THE FIRST PAGE OF ONE RANGE AND THE LAST PAGE OF THE OTHER, WHICH IS WHY THE SENTENCE SITS THERE. PAGE CORRECTED 2026-10-08 (Q02): Sources [19] on /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign read "Pinpoint confirmed on the Library of Congress print of the United States Reports," which was never the route by which 837 was confirmed - the printed numbers are not in that scan's text layer. It now reads "Pinpoint 837 is the page the federal courts of appeals cite for this sentence. Library of Congress print:" followed by the same address. The address, the "Text read: FindLaw." line and the rest of the entry are unchanged.supports: HSRP-403Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-648 · PRIORITY · Global-Tech Appliances, Inc. v. SEB S.A., 563 U.S. 754 — Supreme Court of the United States (Alito, J.) (2011)
PINPOINTS: p. 766, those who behave so "are just as culpable as those who have actual knowledge". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the U.S. Reports print. The willful-blindness doctrine requires that the defendant "take deliberate actions to avoid learning" the fact. CITED AS A PARALLEL ONLY.supports: HSRP-403Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-651 · PRIORITY · The Petition of Right (3 Car. 1 c. 1) — Parliament of England (1628)
PINPOINTS: para. X, charges taken "without common consent by act of parliament"; para. V, subjects "imprisoned without any cause shewed". Old spelling retained. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in The Founders' Constitution vol. 5. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: para. X, charges "without common consent by act of parliament"; para. V, subjects "imprisoned without any cause shewed". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. Old spelling retained: "shewed". -
SRC-652 · PRIORITY · The Bill of Rights (1 Will. & Mar. Sess. 2 c. 2) — Parliament of England (1689)
PINPOINTS: the acts recited against James II, condemning "a Power of Dispensing with and Suspending of Lawes and the Execution of Lawes without Consent of Parlyament". Old spelling retained ("Lawes", "Parlyament"). Passed 1689, dated 1688 by the old-style year. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 against the enacted text at legislation.gov.uk. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: the acts recited against James II, "a Power of Dispensing with and Suspending of Lawes and the Execution of Lawes without Consent of Parlyament"; and the rights declared, "That all Grants and Promises of Fines and Forfeitures of particular persons before Conviction are illegall and void." BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. Old spelling retained: "Lawes", "Parlyament", "illegall". ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind for the fact that Parliament passed the Bill of Rights in 1689. NO WORDS OF THE ACT ARE QUOTED on that page. Carried there among the restorations made by assemblies. -
SRC-653 · PRIORITY · Declaration of Human and Civic Rights of 26 August 1789 — National Constituent Assembly (France) (1789)
PINPOINTS: art. 16, "Any society in which no provision is made for guaranteeing rights or for the separation of powers, has no Constitution." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the Conseil constitutionnel's own official English translation. Set on the page against the decree of 1793 (SRC-654), four years later. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: art. 16, "Any society in which no provision is made for guaranteeing rights or for the separation of powers, has no Constitution."; art. 11, "The free communication of ideas and of opinions is one of the most precious rights of man." BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the Conseil constitutionnel's own English. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, with a NEW PINPOINT: art. 6, "The Law is the expression of the general will." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the Conseil constitutionnel's own English. Articles 16 and 11 are the pinpoints recorded for /evidence-of-the-breach. -
SRC-654 · PRIORITY · Decree of 10 October 1793 (19 Vendemiaire Year II) — National Convention (France) (1793)
PINPOINTS: art. 1, "The provisional government of France is revolutionary until the peace." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the host. TRANSLATION CREDIT PARTIAL: the host names no translator. PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Article 1, "The provisional government of France is revolutionary until the peace." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. Translation credit remains PARTIAL: the host names no translator. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: Article 1, "The provisional government of France is revolutionary until the peace." Translation credit remains PARTIAL: the host names no translator. -
SRC-655 · PRIORITY · Constitution of the German Reich (Weimar Constitution), Article 48 — German National Assembly (1919)
PINPOINTS: art. 48(2), the President may "temporarily abrogate" the fundamental principles of seven named rights articles. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: the article names Articles 114, 115, 117, 118, 123, 124 and 153 - seven, confirmed by count. English from Louis L. Snyder, ed., Documents of German History (1958), pp. 385-392, as printed by GHDI.supports: HSRP-405Cited on: /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign -
SRC-656 · PRIORITY · Decree of the Reich President for the Protection of the People and State (Reichstag Fire Decree) — Reich President (Germany) (1933)
PINPOINTS: title, ending "zum Schutz von Volk und Staat"; section 1, the Weimar rights articles "suspended until further notice". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, German and English, at GHDI. Reichsgesetzblatt 1933 I, p. 83. Note the contrast with SRC-655: Article 48 allowed only temporary abrogation. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: §1, rights "suspended until further notice"; and the title ending "zum Schutz von Volk und Staat". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, German and English. Set on the page against Weimar Article 48, which allowed only temporary abrogation. -
SRC-657 · PRIORITY · Law to Remedy the Distress of the People and the Reich (Enabling Act) — Reichstag (Germany) (1933)
PINPOINTS: art. 2, "The national laws enacted by the Reich Cabinet may deviate from the Constitution". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at GHDI; the law opens "The Reichstag has passed the following law", confirming it was passed by the Reichstag. Reichsgesetzblatt 1933 I, p. 141. THE 1937, 1939 AND 1943 CONTINUATIONS ARE DELIBERATELY NOT RECORDED - known only at second hand. PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Article 2, "The national laws enacted by the Reich Cabinet may deviate from the Constitution". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03; the law opens "The Reichstag has passed the following law", confirming the page's statement that it was passed by the Reichstag. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: Article 2, "The national laws enacted by the Reich Cabinet may deviate from the Constitution". The page states that the law was passed by the Reichstag, as printed in Block 2. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S162 cites this record for the 1933 lawful-form crossing. PINPOINT: art. 2, in the U.S. Department of State's 1943 English translation as edited by GHI staff and published in German History in Documents and Images. NOTE: this record's title renders the German differently from S162's citation ("Law to Remedy the Distress of the People and the Reich" against S162's "Law to Remove the Distress of the People and the State"); the same instrument, two translations of one title, and the record's own wording is kept. -
SRC-658 · PRIORITY · Gesetz uber den Neuaufbau des Reichs (Law on the Reconstruction of the Reich) — Reichstag (Germany) (1934)
PINPOINTS: art. 4, "Die Reichsregierung kann neues Verfassungsrecht setzen." (The Reich government may make new constitutional law.); the enacting formula, "einstimmig" (unanimously). BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the German text at verfassungen.de. Reichsgesetzblatt 1934 I, p. 75. The English gloss on the page is this site's own, not a published translation. PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: the enacting formula, "einstimmig" (unanimously). VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the German text. Carried under hallmark 29, a crossing made in lawful form. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: the enacting formula, "einstimmig" (unanimously). The German stays in German on the page. -
SRC-659 · PRIORITY · NAACP v. Claiborne Hardware Co., 458 U.S. 886 — Supreme Court of the United States (1982)
PINPOINTS: p. 914, a State's power to regulate economic activity could not justify "a complete prohibition against a nonviolent, politically motivated boycott designed to force governmental and economic change". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the Library of Congress official U.S. Reports PDF after Justia returned 403. Carried on the page as the authority that peaceful political boycott is protected. SOURCE UPGRADED 2026-10-03: the text is now read from the Library of Congress print of the United States Reports, volume 458, after Justia returned HTTP 403. PAGE 914 CONFIRMED on that print by content: the sentence sits on the 29th page of the case (the case begins at 886), and the surrounding text reads "The right of the States to regulate economic activity could not justify a complete prohibition against a nonviolent, politically motivated boycott designed to force governmental and economic change and to effectuate rights guaranteed by the Constitution itself." ALSO CITED ON /evidence-of-the-breach, for the holding that a peaceful political boycott is protected. NO WORDS OF THE OPINION ARE QUOTED on that page; the claim is stated in the site's own words. The page-914 pinpoint recorded above stands. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint (458 U.S. 886 at 914) and same narrow use as on /evidence-of-the-breach: only for the holding that a peaceful political boycott is protected. NO WORDS OF THE OPINION ARE QUOTED there. -
SRC-660 · PRIORITY · Walker v. City of Birmingham, 388 U.S. 307 — Supreme Court of the United States (1967)
PINPOINTS: p. 314, an injunction must be obeyed "however erroneous the action of the court may be" (quoting Howat v. Kansas); p. 317, the lawful course is to apply to the court to have the injunction modified or dissolved. BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at FindLaw. Carried on the page as a fact of record the reader must know, not as an endorsement. ALSO CITED ON /evidence-of-the-breach, same pinpoint (388 U.S. 307 at 314): an injunction must be obeyed "however erroneous the action of the court may be". ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint (388 U.S. 307 at 314): a court order must be obeyed until a court changes it, "however erroneous the action of the court may be". Walker at 314 quotes Howat v. Kansas. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S134 cites this record (Walker v. City of Birmingham). PINPOINTS: 388 U.S. at 315 and 321. NOTE: a 2026-10-03 matcher false positive filed a 2005 fiscal warning here on the surname "walker"; this citation is the case itself. SECOND PINPOINT, added 2026-10-19 for HSRP-687 (the Reich control case), and it is a pinpoint on this record rather than a new one. Walker v. City of Birmingham, 388 U.S. 307 (1967), resting on Howat v. Kansas, 258 U.S. 181 (1922): error in an injunction is "subject to correction only by the ordinary method of appeal" and disobedience constitutes contempt. THE CONDITION IS THE LOAD-BEARING PART: the Court noted the issuing court had jurisdiction over the subject matter and that the injunction was not "transparently invalid or had only a frivolous pretense to validity." BOTH LIMITS NAMED ON THE CITING RECORD: Walker is 1967 against a 1956 contempt, and a state equity injunction against a federal one, so no page asserts the rule governed Reich. AND THE MOOTNESS NOTE: the question is answered by what the First Circuit did, not by doctrine, because it reached the jurisdictional claim anyway. The 5-4 vote carried on HSRP-683's evidence remains UNVERIFIED: the syllabus does not state it and the dissents were not counted. -
SRC-662 · PRIORITY · National Emergencies Act, 50 U.S.C. section 1622 — United States Congress (1976)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: §1622(b), "each House of Congress shall meet to consider a vote on a joint resolution to determine whether that emergency shall be terminated"; §1622(d), an emergency ends on its anniversary unless the President publishes a notice continuing it. BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Cornell LII after uscode.house.gov redirected to the House homepage. The §1622(d) wording on the page is a paraphrase, and "anniversary of the declaration" is in the statute. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: section 1622(b), "each House of Congress shall meet to consider a vote on a joint resolution to determine whether that emergency shall be terminated". The page also dates the Act to 1976 (Pub. L. 94-412, 14 September 1976). ROUTE NOTE: uscode.house.gov, which the Block 4 entry names, redirected to the House homepage on 2026-10-03 as it did in Block 3; the text was read at Cornell LII, and the entry prints the route that opened first.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-663 · PRIORITY · Trump v. Illinois, No. 25A443 — Supreme Court of the United States (2025)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: pp. 1-2 - "On October 4, 2025, the President called 300 members of the Illinois National Guard into active federal service"; "the Government has failed to identify a source of authority that would allow the military to execute the laws in Illinois". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the official slip order of 23 December 2025, which reads "The application for stay is denied." Recorded on the page as a fact of conduct, not a verdict on legitimacy.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-666 · PRIORITY · Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, No. 24-1287 — Supreme Court of the United States (2026)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: the syllabus - "Held: IEEPA does not authorize the President to impose tariffs."; slip op. p. 20 - "Article I grants Congress, not the President, the power to impose tariffs." BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the official slip opinion of 20 February 2026. Carried on the page as the correction of the tariff levy under hallmark 9, and as a fact of conduct under hallmark 3.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-668 · PRIORITY · Trump v. Slaughter, No. 25-332 — Supreme Court of the United States (2026)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "The FTC's for-cause removal provision is contrary to the separation of powers enshrined in the Constitution." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the official opinion of 29 June 2026. The place of the sentence within the opinion (syllabus or opinion) was not recorded by the block and is not asserted here.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-669 · PRIORITY · Trump v. Cook, No. 25A312 — Supreme Court of the United States (2026)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: the President may not "make that decision for any reason, or no reason". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the official opinion of 29 June 2026, in which the Government's application was denied. Set on the page against SRC-668 as the counter-movement of the same day.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-673 · PRIORITY · Lafler v. Cooper, 566 U.S. 156 — Supreme Court of the United States (Kennedy, J.) (2012)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "criminal justice today is for the most part a system of pleas, not a system of trials". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Cornell LII. NO PAGE PINPOINT: the U.S. Reports page was not seen, so none is asserted. The block expected p. 170; that is not confirmed here.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-675 · PRIORITY · S.J.Res. 77, 119th Congress: A joint resolution terminating the national emergency declared to impose duties on articles imported from Canada — United States Senate (2025)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: passed the Senate 29 October 2025, 50 to 46 (Record Vote 598). VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the official bill-status record, which also confirms the subject is Canada. OFFICIAL TITLE TAKEN FROM THE RECORD 2026-10-03; the block described it. No termination was enacted. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, same pinpoint: passed the Senate 29 October 2025, 50 to 46. The page adds that the resolution was not enacted, which the official status record supports - it showed the resolution held at the desk in the House and no enactment on the day it was read.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-678 · PRIORITY · Culley v. Marshall, No. 22-585 — Supreme Court of the United States (Kavanaugh, J.) (2024)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "the Due Process Clause requires a timely forfeiture hearing but does not require a separate preliminary hearing". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the official opinion of 9 May 2024. Carried as what stands against hallmark 10.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-687 · PRIORITY · Military Lending Act, 10 U.S.C. section 987 — United States Congress (2006)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: §987(b), a lender "may not impose an annual percentage rate of interest greater than 36 percent" on a covered member. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Cornell LII. Set on the page against SRC-688: a cap given to one class and withheld from the rest.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-688 · PRIORITY · Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, 12 U.S.C. section 5517(o) — United States Congress (2010)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: §5517(o), "No provision of this title shall be construed as conferring authority on the Bureau to establish a usury limit". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Cornell LII, which inserts a footnote marker after "title" - the quotation is otherwise verbatim and the marker is not reproduced on the page.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-690 · PRIORITY · A.A.R.P. v. Trump, No. 24A1007 — Supreme Court of the United States (per curiam) (2025)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: slip op. p. 4 - "notice roughly 24 hours before removal, devoid of information about how to exercise due process rights to contest that removal, surely does not pass muster". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the official opinion of 16 May 2025, which also confirms the Alien Enemies Act framing on the page. Recorded as a fact of conduct.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-691 · PRIORITY · Missouri v. Frye, 566 U.S. 134 — Supreme Court of the United States (Kennedy, J.) (2012)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Ninety-seven percent of federal convictions and ninety-four percent of state convictions are the result of guilty pleas." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at FindLaw. NO PAGE PINPOINT: the U.S. Reports page was not seen, so none is asserted. The block expected p. 143; that is not confirmed here.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-699 · PRIORITY · First Inaugural Address — Jefferson, Thomas (1801)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Sometimes it is said that man can not be trusted with the government of himself. Can he, then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the forms of kings to govern him? Let history answer this question." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the Miller Center. A DIFFERENT WORK from SRC-646 (Notes on the State of Virginia), which is the Jefferson record entered in Block 2.supports: HSRP-412Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-700 · PRIORITY · The Federalist No. 55 — The Federalist (New York Packet, 15 February 1788) (1788)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Republican government presupposes the existence of these qualities in a higher degree than any other form." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at the Avalon Project, which credits "Hamilton or Madison". Keyed individually, matching SRC-592 (No. 78), SRC-601 (No. 62) and SRC-643 (No. 46). The page's gloss on what the qualities are is its own and is not a quotation.supports: HSRP-412Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-701 · PRIORITY · Letter to the Massachusetts Militia, 11 October 1798 — Adams, John (1798)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious People. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other". Read by the research chat (see the register note for the date); not independently checked: the host refuses automated requests. founders.archives.gov returned HTTP 202 with a bot-mitigation body on 2026-10-03 - the known AWS WAF behaviour on that host, already recorded in SESSION-HANDOFF as bot mitigation and NOT a dead link. HAND CHECK DONE 2026-10-08, BY THE AUTHOR IN A BROWSER, AND THIS SUPERSEDES THE "not independently checked" LINE ABOVE: BOTH SENTENCES CONFIRMED VERBATIM. The document is confirmed as "To the Officers of the first Brigade of the third Division of the Militia of Massachusetts", Quincy, 11 October 1798. FOUNDERS.ARCHIVES.GOV SERVED THE AUTHOR A NORMAL PAGE: the HTTP 202 recorded above was BOT MITIGATION KEYED TO AUTOMATED CLIENTS - do not retry it from a script and do not re-report that host as unreachable. ONE THING TO RECORD ABOUT THE QUOTATION ITSELF: THE MANUSCRIPT HAS NO FULL STOP AFTER "any other". ADAMS DID NOT WRITE ONE. The terminal period is EDITORIAL, not his. /evidence-of-the-breach WAS CORRECTED 2026-10-08 (Q07): the full stop now sits OUTSIDE the closing quotation mark and after the citation, as this project does elsewhere. THIS RECORD'S OWN PINPOINT LINE WAS CORRECTED THE SAME WAY ON 2026-10-08, on the author's instruction: THE RECORD STATES WHAT ADAMS WROTE, NOT WHAT FOUNDERS ONLINE DISPLAYS. FOUNDERS ONLINE DOES PRESENT THE PASSAGE WITH A TERMINAL PERIOD, which is why this needs saying rather than leaving to inference: anyone comparing this record against that transcription will see the difference, and the difference is deliberate. Also: Founders Online displays Adams's own manuscript deletions inline, so "the <third> first Brigade" is HIS correction and not an error in the transcription.supports: HSRP-412Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-702 · PRIORITY · Principles of International Law Recognized in the Charter of the Nurnberg Tribunal and in the Judgment of the Tribunal — International Law Commission (1950)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Principle IV - an order of his government "does not relieve him from responsibility under international law, provided a moral choice was in fact possible to him". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 against the International Law Commission's own text, the full principle reading "The fact that a person acted pursuant to order of his Government or of a superior does not relieve him from responsibility under international law, provided a moral choice was in fact possible to him." The ICRC page printed on the site is a JavaScript shell to an automated fetch, so the UN/ILC text was used for the check. CITED ON THE PAGE AS A PARALLEL ONLY: the Principle concerns responsibility for crimes under international law. No record for it existed in this register before this entry. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: cited by this block for BOTH works this record holds, with the pinpoint naming which. S139 cites the 1950 ILC PRINCIPLES (Principle IV). S140 cites the 1946 IMT JUDGMENT, "The Law of the Charter". THE RECORD HOLDS TWO DISTINCT WORKS - the 1950 ILC formulation and the 1946 judgment, different bodies four years apart - and is cited as it stands rather than split, because live pages already cite it: a register-wide repair, logged, not done here.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-703 · PRIORITY · The Federalist No. 44, Restrictions on the Authority of the Several States — Madison, James (New York Packet, 25 January 1788) (1788)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "in the last resort a remedy must be obtained from the people who can, by the election of more faithful representatives, annul the acts of the usurpers". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the Avalon Project and again on the Library of Congress guide, which agree word for word and comma for comma. EDITIONS DIFFER IN PUNCTUATION, and the page follows Avalon by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: Founders Online prints the McLean edition, whose commas differ (a comma after "resort" and after "people", none after "can"), and that host returns HTTP 202 bot mitigation, so its text could not be opened here. The words are the same in every edition; the commas are an editor's. Keyed paper by paper, as SRC-592 (No. 78), SRC-601 (No. 62), SRC-643 (No. 46) and SRC-700 (No. 55).supports: HSRP-413Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-704 · PRIORITY · The Federalist No. 10, The Same Subject Continued: The Union as a Safeguard Against Domestic Faction and Insurrection — Madison, James (1787)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, ALL FOUR VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: the definition of a faction, "a number of citizens, whether amounting to a majority or minority of the whole, who are united and actuated by some common impulse of passion, or of interest, adverse to the rights of other citizens"; the majority faction, "When a majority is included in a faction, the form of popular government, on the other hand, enables it to sacrifice to its ruling passion or interest, both the public good and the rights of other citizens."; the republic, "the delegation of the government, in the latter, to a small number of citizens elected by the rest"; and the extended sphere, "Extend the sphere, and you take in a greater variety of parties and interests". Text read at Teaching American History, which gives the Gideon edition (Liberty Fund, 2001), pp. 42-49. PUNCTUATION VARIES BETWEEN HOSTS (another prints "a majority or a minority"); this record follows the Gideon text. CARRIED ON THE PAGE BOTH WAYS: as the danger of a majority faction, and under "The objections" as Madison's own cure, which was the republic and not a rejection of popular government.Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-705 · PRIORITY · Democracy in America, volume I — Tocqueville, Alexis de, trans. Henry Reeve (1835)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, vol. I ch. XV, "Unlimited Power Of The Majority In The United States, And Its Consequences", ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: "If it be admitted that a man, possessing absolute power, may misuse that power by wronging his adversaries, why should a majority not be liable to the same reproach?"; "When an individual or a party is wronged in the United States, to whom can he apply for redress? If to public opinion, public opinion constitutes the majority; if to the legislature, it represents the majority, and implicitly obeys its injunctions"; and "I do not say that tyrannical abuses frequently occur in America at the present day, but I maintain that no sure barrier is established against them". GRADE UPGRADED FROM PARTIAL 2026-10-03: the block recorded a single check on one host that names no translator; Project Gutenberg eBook #815 was then opened and agrees word for word, so two independent hosts now carry all three. NEITHER HOST NAMES A TRANSLATOR, so the Reeve attribution rests on the wording, not on either host's say-so, and the revised Reeve text words the chapter differently - do not mix the two. The third sentence is carried under "The objections" as a limit on the lens.Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-706 · PRIORITY · On Liberty — Mill, John Stuart (1859)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, ch. I, ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: p. 6, self-government "is not the government of each by himself, but of each by all the rest"; p. 7, "The limitation, therefore, of the power of government over individuals, loses none of its importance when the holders of power are regularly accountable to the community, that is, to the strongest party therein."; p. 23, "No society in which these liberties are not, on the whole, respected, is free, whatever may be its form of government". EDITION: London and Felling-on-Tyne, The Walter Scott Publishing Co., introduction dated 5 July 1901, as Project Gutenberg eBook #34901. THE PAGE NUMBERS ARE THAT EDITION'S and its punctuation may differ from the first edition. Mill rests his case on utility and does NOT reject popular government; the page says so under "The objections", where the p. 23 sentence is the answer to the least-bad-form objection.Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-710 · PRIORITY · Farewell Address — Washington, George (1796)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind: "The alternate domination of one faction over another" and "is itself a frightful despotism". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Teaching American History, which credits its text to The American Presidency Project. THEY ARE THE OPENING AND CLOSING WORDS OF ONE SENTENCE and the middle is deliberately omitted, because the hosts differ on the spelling of a word within it ("dissention" / "dissension"). The next sentence in the Address, confirmed on the same host, is "But this leads at length to a more formal and permanent despotism", which is what the page's lead-in "Washington saw where it leads" refers to. Dated 17 September 1796; first printed 19 September 1796.supports: HSRP-414Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-713 · PRIORITY · Partisan Emergencies — Glass, Nathaniel, Virginia Law Review 111:379 (2025)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: of eighty-seven states of national emergency declared in forty-five years, "all but eight were issued to impose economic sanctions on foreign actors under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act ("IEEPA") or related sanctions laws". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: THE BODY of the article, in the opening of its introduction, not the abstract. NOT AN INDEPENDENT COUNT, established 2026-10-03: the sentence carries footnote 11, which reads "Id." and points back to footnote 10 - the Brennan Center tracker at SRC-661, noted there as last updated 14 March 2025. So this reference and the "52 in effect" figure on the same page rest on ONE underlying count. The page says so on its face by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: "A study of 2025, citing the same list, counted eighty-seven emergencies declared".supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-719 · PRIORITY · War Powers Resolution, Pub. L. 93-148, 87 Stat. 555 — United States Congress (1973)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: it became law on 7 November 1973, passed by two-thirds of each House over the President's objections. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the Statutes at Large print, whose endorsements read that the resolution was "returned by the President of the United States with his objections, to the House of Representatives, in which it originated, it was Resolved, That the said resolution pass, two-thirds of the House of Representatives agreeing to pass the same", dated 7 November 1973. THE DATE OF THE VETO IS NOT PRINTED on the page and is not asserted.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-720 · PRIORITY · Authority to Use Military Force in Libya, 35 Op. O.L.C. 20 — U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel (Caroline D. Krass, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General) (2011)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "Prior congressional approval was not constitutionally required to use military force in the limited operations under consideration". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the official copy, and the signer's name confirmed on it. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the HEADNOTE on the opinion's first page. Dated 1 April 2011. The Office of Legal Counsel is an office of the Department, which is why the page attributes the advice to the Department.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-721 · PRIORITY · April 2018 Airstrikes Against Syrian Chemical-Weapons Facilities — U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel (2018)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: the President "had reasonably determined that the use of force would be in the national interest and that the anticipated hostilities would not rise to the level of a war in the constitutional sense". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: the HEADNOTE printed on the Office's page for the opinion; the opinion file itself was not opened. Dated 31 May 2018.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-724 · PRIORITY · House Bill 560 (2015 regular session), enacted as Laws 2015, chapter 152, amending the Forfeiture Act — New Mexico Legislature (2015)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: section 2 of the bill, amending NMSA 1978 section 31-27-2, subsection A(6) - one of the purposes of the Forfeiture Act is to "ensure that only criminal forfeiture is allowed in this state". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the STATE'S OWN FINAL TEXT OF THE BILL, whose heading reads "AN ACT RELATING TO FORFEITURE; PROVIDING THAT FORFEITURE PURSUANT TO THE FORFEITURE ACT SHALL FOLLOW A CRIMINAL CONVICTION; ... PROVIDING FOR PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF FORFEITED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY AND FORFEITED CURRENCY TO BE DEPOSITED IN THE GENERAL FUND; ...", 33 pages, running foot "HB 560", effective 1 July 2015. THE 2015 CLAUSE ENDS AT "in this state." - the further words "and only pursuant to state law" were added in 2019 (Laws 2019, ch. 133), which is why the page quotes the 2015 form. THE SESSION IS NAMED AS THE STATE'S OWN ADDRESS NAMES IT: the bill's text layer carries no session name. THIS RECORD REPLACED AN ADVOCACY SOURCE by the author's decision of 2026-10-03: the reference was the Institute for Justice's article "New Mexico Ends Civil Forfeiture" (5 June 2015), https://ij.org/ll/new-mexico-ends-civil-forfeiture/, which 403s automated requests and says the law was based on the Institute's own model. The statute now carries the claim in the State's own words. The Institute's three-limb summary was checked against the Act and holds, except that the third limb is worded as transfer restrictions - the words "equitable sharing" appear nowhere in it. The codified section at Justia was not opened (HTTP 403). ITEM CLOSED 2026-10-08 BY THE AUTHOR AS A RECORD TIDY, NOT A VERIFICATION: no further check was needed, because the words were already VERIFIED AT SOURCE above on the State's own final text of the bill. THE CODIFIED SECTION AT JUSTIA REMAINS UNOPENED AND DOES NOT NEED OPENING. Its HTTP 403 belongs to the bot-mitigation class established across this whole set on 2026-10-08, and the reason the 2019 codification reads LONGER than the page's 2015 quotation is already recorded above. Do not reopen this as an outstanding verification.supports: HSRP-415Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-728 · PRIORITY · Timmons v. Twin Cities Area New Party, 520 U.S. 351 — Supreme Court of the United States (Rehnquist, C.J.; Stevens, J., dissenting) (1997)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: at 367, "The Constitution permits the Minnesota Legislature to decide that political stability is best served through a healthy two-party system." and that States may enact reasonable election regulations that "may, in practice, favor the traditional two-party system"; and at 381, Stevens, J., dissenting, "It demeans the strength of the two-party system to assume that the major parties need to rely on laws that discriminate against independent voters and minor parties." BOTH PAGES ESTABLISHED: the author read them on Justia and CourtListener, which print page markers; they were independently DERIVED here from the Library of Congress print of volume 520 by running-head parity - printed page equals PDF page plus 350, zero breaks, anchored on seven numbered pages (352, 354, 358, 362, 366, 368, 378, 384) - giving 367 and 381. "TWO-PARTY" IS HYPHENATED IN THE UNITED STATES REPORTS in all three sentences, confirmed on that print; the third is hyphenated across a line break ("two-" / "party"). CORNELL'S PAGE FOR THIS CASE IS A CONVERSION OF THE SLIP OPINION AND DROPS THE HYPHEN - a verification on Cornell alone wrongly reported a divergence from the block on 2026-10-03, and the hyphen is right. Decided 28 April 1997, 6 to 3.supports: HSRP-416Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-729 · PRIORITY · Rucho v. Common Cause, No. 18-422 — Supreme Court of the United States (Roberts, C.J.) (2019)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on the Court's own slip opinion: "Excessive partisanship in districting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust"; "We conclude that partisan gerrymandering claims present political questions beyond the reach of the federal courts."; and "Our conclusion does not condone excessive partisan gerrymandering." WHICH PAGE CARRIES THE WORDS: all three are in the OPINION OF THE COURT, not the syllabus. NO UNITED STATES REPORTS PAGE IS ASSERTED: the slip prints the citation as "588 U. S. ____" with the page left blank, three times, so the volume is confirmed and the first page is not. The block believed 588 U.S. 684; that is NOT confirmed and does not appear on the page or anywhere on this site. Decided 27 June 2019, 5 to 4. Recorded as a fact of conduct, not a verdict on legitimacy.supports: HSRP-416Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-741 · PRIORITY · Principes de politique, chapter 1, De la souverainete du peuple — Constant, Benjamin (1815)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: "La volonte de tout un peuple ne peut rendre juste ce qui est injuste." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03, with the accents, in OEuvres politiques de Benjamin Constant, ed. Charles Louandre (Paris: Charpentier, 1874), digitised by the Internet Archive from the University of Ottawa copy. THE SURROUNDING TEXT CONFIRMS THE CONTEXT: "La souverainete du peuple n'est pas illimitee; elle est circonscrite dans les bornes que lui tracent la justice et les droits des individus. La volonte de tout un peuple ne peut rendre juste ce qui est injuste. Les representants d'une nation n'ont pas le droit de faire ce que la nation n'a pas le droit de faire elle-meme." The same volume's note confirms 1815 for the publication of Principes de politique. A WORKING ROUTE FOUND 2026-10-03 after the block's route and five others failed: librairal.org returned HTTP 500 twice, fr.wikisource 404 on three paths, Project Gutenberg served the wrong work under two identifiers, Gallica returned 400 and three archive.org identifiers returned 503. Librairal is dropped from the entry because it does not open. THE ENGLISH ON THE PAGE IS A WORKING TRANSLATION, kept outside quotation marks; the French stays in French.supports: HSRP-418Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-746 · PRIORITY · Browder v. Gayle, 142 F. Supp. 707 (M.D. Ala. 1956), aff'd 352 U.S. 903 — United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama (three-judge court) (1956)
PINPOINT from /two-party-hive-mind: the segregation laws "violate the due process and equal protection of the law clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 from the Caselaw Access Project record of the official report, which gives the citation 142 F. Supp. 707, the decision date 1956-06-05 and the court, and shows the quotation is the LATTER PART of a longer sentence: "We hold that the statutes and ordinances requiring segregation of the white and colored races on the motor buses of a common carrier of passengers in the City of Montgomery and its police jurisdiction violate the due process and equal protection of the law clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States." NO PAGE IS ASSERTED FOR THE HOLDING: the case runs from 707 to 721 and the route that opened carries no page-break markers. A WORKING ROUTE FOUND 2026-10-03 after seven failures: Justia 403, casetext 410, OpenJurist 404, anylaw 404, CourtListener 202, cite.case.law 404, law.resource.org 404.supports: HSRP-421Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-749 · PRIORITY · West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette, 319 U.S. 624 — Supreme Court of the United States (Jackson, J.) (1943)
PINPOINT from /legal-self-disclaimer: at 642, "If there is any fixed star in our constitutional constellation, it is that no official, high or petty, can prescribe what shall be orthodox in politics, nationalism, religion, or other matters of opinion or force citizens to confess by word or act their faith therein." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-07 on the Library of Congress print of volume 319; the page 642 was READ OFF THE RUNNING HEAD ("642 OCTOBER TERM, 1942. Opinion of the Court."), not derived. THERE IS NO COMMA AFTER "opinion": tested both ways, "opinion or force" present and "opinion, or force" absent. The live page had altered the ending to "or other matters of opinion, or force citizens to accept them"; Block 7's U54 restored it. ONE EXTRACTION ARTEFACT, not in the source: the scan's text layer renders the opening as "If-there", a spurious hyphen. /legal-self-disclaimer carries NO reference apparatus of any kind, so the citation stands in the page's prose and this record is the only machine-readable link. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S121 cites this record (Barnette). PINPOINT: 319 U.S. at 642, already verified on this record, printed WITHOUT the comma after "opinion" as the United States Reports prints it.supports: HSRP-480 -
SRC-750 · PRIORITY · United States v. Stevens, 559 U.S. 460 — Supreme Court of the United States (Roberts, C.J.) (2010)
PINPOINTS from /legal-self-disclaimer, both at 470 and CONSECUTIVE IN THE ORIGINAL: "The First Amendment itself reflects a judgment by the American people that the benefits of its restrictions on the Government outweigh the costs. Our Constitution forecloses any attempt to revise that judgment simply on the basis that some speech is not worth it." BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-07 on the Library of Congress print of volume 559. THE PAGE 470 IS CONFIRMED, NOT BELIEVED: it was read off the running head, "470 UNITED STATES v. STEVENS Opinion of the Court", and parity across the opinion is exact (pdf 1 to 460, 3 to 462, 5 to 464, 7 to 466, 9 to 468, 11 to 470). The research brief carried 470 as "believed, unconfirmed"; that is now settled. THE TWO SENTENCES RUN ONE AFTER THE OTHER, which the brief did not say. The live page had the Court's sentence BACKWARDS - costs and benefits reversed - and added a clause ("this judgment belongs to the people, not to the agency considering a prosecution") that is not in the opinion; Block 7's U52 replaced the whole sentence. /legal-self-disclaimer carries no reference apparatus, so the citation stands in prose.Cited on: /legal-self-disclaimer -
SRC-751 · PRIORITY · Of the Study of the Law in the United States (the introductory lecture of the Lectures on Law) — Wilson, James (1790)
PINPOINT from /national-security-notice: the INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, "Of the Study of the Law in the United States", the FIRST of the Lectures on Law, delivered 15 December 1790 - "Without liberty, law loses its nature and its name, and becomes oppression. Without law, liberty also loses its nature and its name, and becomes licentiousness." VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT, COMMA FOR COMMA, BY THE AUTHOR ON 2026-10-08, ON ONE HOST: nlnrac.org/node/241, which reproduces the Collected Works of James Wilson, vol. 1, ed. Kermit L. Hall and Mark David Hall (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2007), itself a reprint of Bird Wilson's 1804 edition with its spelling, capitalization and punctuation left as printed. NO PAGE NUMBER: nlnrac prints none, SO THE LOCATOR IS THE LECTURE AND NOT A PAGE. Do not add one without the print. THE DATE IS THE EDITORS', NOT THE FIX LIST'S: Liberty Fund's own editorial introduction to the Collected Works states that the Lectures' "first was publicly delivered on December 15, 1790". THE SURROUNDING TEXT, which settles that the two sentences belong together and are not a stitched pair: "... neither of them can be known, because neither of them can exist, without the other.", then the two sentences, then "In denominating, therefore, that science, by which the knowledge of both is acquired, it is unnecessary to preserve, in terms, the distinction between them. That science may be named, as it has been named, the science of law." WHAT THE PAGE CARRIED BEFORE 2026-10-08: only the FIRST sentence, lowercased mid-sentence, and ATTRIBUTED TO BURLAMAQUI - "As Burlamaqui established, 'without liberty, law loses its nature and its name, and becomes oppression.'" Block 7's U38 replaced the whole blockquote on 2026-10-08 and named Wilson. THE HOSTS THIS SESSION CANNOT REACH: nlnrac.org and the Online Library of Liberty both refuse automated requests, which is why U38 was held from 2026-10-07 until the author read the page himself; oll.libertyfund.org opened for HIM but the passage was NOT read there, so this record rests on ONE host. ONE PROBE ARTEFACT, CAUGHT BEFORE IT REACHED THIS RECORD: a search snippet of that page placed the passage under "Chapter III: Of the Law of Nature". IT DOES NOT SIT THERE. The page opens with a table of contents listing all eleven chapters, and the snippet drew the heading from that LIST rather than from the text above the passage. A HEADING NEAR TEXT IS NOT A HEADING OVER TEXT - the same class as the Timmons hyphen and the h2 ordinal. /national-security-notice carries NO reference apparatus of any kind, so the citation stands in the page's prose and this record is the only machine-readable link to it.Cited on: /national-security-notice -
SRC-814 · PRIORITY · Supplemental Expert Report, Boe v. Marshall — filed for the State of Alabama (2024)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [72]. Convention: document filed in a case.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-833 · PRIORITY · Tang Code with commentary (Tanglu shuyi) — none named (653)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [91]. Convention: statute.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-836 · PRIORITY · "Judicial and Legal Systems iii. Sasanian Legal System", Encyclopaedia Iranica XV/2:181-196 — Macuch, Maria (2009)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [96]. Convention: encyclopedia entry.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-837 · PRIORITY · [merged into SRC-692] Law of 22 Prairial Year II (10 June 1794) — National Convention (France) (1794)
RETIRED 2026-10-13. Merged into SRC-692, 13 October 2026. This number is never reused. Kept as a pointer so no record renumbers; it is not a source and carries no citation. -
SRC-838 · PRIORITY · Criminal Code of the RSFSR — Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (1926)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [98]. Convention: statute.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-847 · PRIORITY · Sedition Act (14 July 1798) — U.S. Congress (1798)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [106]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-479Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-848 · PRIORITY · Sedition Act of 16 May 1918 — U.S. Congress (1918)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [107]. Convention: statute.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-849 · PRIORITY · Debs v. United States, 249 U.S. 211 — U.S. Supreme Court (1919)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [107]. Convention: court decision.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-850 · PRIORITY · New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254 — U.S. Supreme Court (1964)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [108]. Convention: court decision. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-480Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-851 · PRIORITY · Minersville School District v. Gobitis, 310 U.S. 586 — U.S. Supreme Court (1940)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [109]. Convention: court decision.supports: HSRP-480Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-867 · PRIORITY · Sunil Babu Pant and Others v. Nepal Government and Others — Supreme Court of Nepal (2007)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [123]. Convention: court decision.supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-892 · PRIORITY · Forstater v CGD Europe — Employment Tribunal (England and Wales) (2022)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [135]. Convention: court decision. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-491Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-893 · PRIORITY · Brandt v. Rutledge, No. 4:21-cv-00450 (E.D. Ark.) — U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas (2023)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [136]. Convention: court decision. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-491Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-894 · PRIORITY · Doe v. Ladapo, No. 4:23-cv-00114 (N.D. Fla.) — U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida (2024)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [136]. Convention: court decision. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-491Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-920 · PRIORITY · United States v. Fishman, 743 F. Supp. 713 (N.D. Cal.) — U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California (1990)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [165]. Convention: court decision.supports: HSRP-506Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-932 · PRIORITY · United States v. Raniere, No. 18-cr-204 (E.D.N.Y.) — U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (2019)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [177]. Convention: court decision.supports: HSRP-509Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-937 · PRIORITY · Meads v. Meads, 2012 ABQB 571 — Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Rooke A.C.J.) (2012)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [182]. Convention: court decision. SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, 2026-10-18: S53 cites this record (Meads v. Meads, 2012 ABQB 571, Rooke A.C.J.). PINPOINTS: paras 1-4 and 168 on the OPCA concept; and from S53-AMEND, paras 269-271, read on the Mikipedia Law Blog mirror of paras 199-347.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-949 · PRIORITY · Ley 4/2023, de 28 de febrero (legal gender and LGTBI rights) — Cortes Generales (Spain) (2023)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [194]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-519Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-950 · PRIORITY · Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill — Scottish Parliament (2022)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [195]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-519Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-951 · PRIORITY · Arkansas Act 626 of 2021 — Arkansas General Assembly (2021)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [196]. Convention: statute.supports: HSRP-519Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-953 · PRIORITY · A Letter Concerning Toleration — Locke, John (1689)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [199]. Convention: classical work.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-954 · PRIORITY · Memorial and Remonstrance against Religious Assessments — Madison, James (1785)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [200]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-520Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1058 · PRIORITY · Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals — Kant, Immanuel (1785)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [288]. Convention: classical work. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-164Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1081 · PRIORITY · Meditations — Marcus Aurelius, tr. George Long (1862)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [306]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-578Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1129 · PRIORITY · Cook v. Kellogg Community Credit Union, No. 1:23-cv-843 (W.D. Mich.) — United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan (Kent, M.J.) (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S01. CITATION as the block gives it (S01): Cook v. Kellogg Community Credit Union, No. 1:23-cv-843 (W.D. Mich. June 26, 2024) (report and recommendation, Kent, M.J.), ECF No. 20; pinpoints to the slip pages. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-miwd-1_23-cv-00843/pdf/USCOURTS-miwd-1_23-cv-00843-0.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1130 · PRIORITY · Bey v. State of Indiana, 847 F.3d 559 (7th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (Posner, J.) (2017)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S03. CITATION as the block gives it (S03): Bey v. State of Indiana, No. 16-1589 (7th Cir. Feb. 3, 2017) (Posner, J.), slip opinion; reported at 847 F.3d 559 (reporter citation from Kalinowski, SRC-1167 (S51), n. 26; not checked on a reporter page). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-ca7-16-01589/pdf/USCOURTS-ca7-16-01589-0.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1131 · PRIORITY · The ‘Usurping Octopus of Jurisdictional/Authority’: The Legal Theories of the Sovereign Citizen Movement — Sullivan, Francis X. (1999)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S04. CITATION as the block gives it (S04): Francis X. Sullivan, "The 'Usurping Octopus of Jurisdictional/Authority': The Legal Theories of the Sovereign Citizen Movement," 1999 Wis. L. Rev. 785 (Comment); pinpoints by Part and footnote. Record: READ AT: https://repository.law.wisc.edu/s/uwlaw/item/27822 ; https://freemandelusion.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/the-usurping-octopus-of-jurisdictional-authority.pdf SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. The citation is confirmed on the UW Law repository record. The text was read only on a third-party transcription (a PDF of the famguardian.org copy) that has no journal pagination. On the site, print the repository record URL only. Not yet verified.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1133 · PRIORITY · Pseudolaw and sovereign citizens: An overview and key issues — Hobbs, Harry (NSW Parliamentary Research Service) (2026)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S06. CITATION as the block gives it (S06): Harry Hobbs, Pseudolaw and sovereign citizens: An overview and key issues, NSW Parliamentary Research Service, Research Paper 1 (10 March 2026), p. 11 (reporting NNRM v Commissioner of Police [2024] QDC 64, para 35). READ AT: https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/_media/documents/parliamentary-business/research/research-paper/pseudolaw.pdf SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. NNRM was not read; the court PDF fetch failed. Hobbs and P. Johnson SC ((2025) 2 JQR 95) give different inner words ("the term "sovereign citizen"" against "the term"), and the judge's name is not confirmed. The page avoids the disputed words.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1134 · PRIORITY · Burlamaqui and Natural Law (introduction to Burlamaqui, The Principles of Natural and Politic Law) — Korkman, Petter (2006)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S08. CITATION as the block gives it (S08): Petter Korkman, "Burlamaqui and Natural Law," introduction to J. J. Burlamaqui, The Principles of Natural and Politic Law (Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2006). READ AT: https://oll.libertyfund.org/pages/burlamaqui-and-natural-law SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. The Korkman fragments were not confirmed as consecutive.supports: HSRP-623Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1135 · PRIORITY · The Six Bookes of a Commonweale — Bodin, Jean, trans. Richard Knolles (1606)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S09. CITATION as the block gives it (S09): Jean Bodin, The Six Bookes of a Commonweale, trans. Richard Knolles (London: G. Bishop, 1606), I.6 and I.8. I.6: READ AT: https://fgh.perseids.org/read/pdlpsci/bodin/livrep/perseus-eng1/1.6 ; https://cts.perseids.org/read/pdlpsci/bodin/livrep/perseus-eng1/1.8 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. OCR transcription (Perseids). Page numbers are inferred from printed page markers and may be off by one; the "maketh the citisen" passage is at p. 68 in the classical-texts pass and p. 64 in the canon pass. The u/v forms have to be checked against a facsimile. Not yet verified.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1136 · PRIORITY · Calvin's Case, 7 Co. Rep. 1a, 77 ER 377 — Court of Common Pleas (Coke, C.J.) (1608)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S11. CITATION as the block gives it (S11): Calvin's Case (1608) 7 Co. Rep. 1a, 77 ER 377, fol. 17a (77 ER 397). READ AT: https://constitution.org/2-Authors/coke/Calvins_Case-7_Coke_Report_1a_77_ER_377.html SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Transcription (rough OCR) of Coke's Reports with Fraser's notes and English Reports pagination.supports: HSRP-625Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1137 · PRIORITY · An American Dictionary of the English Language — Webster, Noah (1828)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S12. CITATION as the block gives it (S12): Noah Webster, An American Dictionary of the English Language (New York, 1828), "Subject," n., sense 1. READ AT: https://1828.mshaffer.com/d/word/subject ; https://m.egwwritings.org/en/book/1843.126711 SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. E-text transcriptions only; the two agree word for word. Not checked against a facsimile. Not yet verified.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1138 · PRIORITY · State v. Manuel, 20 N.C. (4 Dev. & Bat.) 144 — Supreme Court of North Carolina (Gaston, J.) (1838)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S13. CITATION as the block gives it (S13): State v. Manuel, 20 N.C. (4 Dev. & Bat.) 144, 151–52 (1838) (Gaston, J.) (original pagination 4 Dev. & Bat. 20, 24–26, as cited in Wong Kim Ark). Transcriptions (CourtListener data): READ AT: https://syfert.com/north-carolina/cases/cl-3917602/state-v-manuel ; https://syfert.com/c/N.C./20/144/ SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. The original was read only on a third-party transcription. The quoted wording is Wong Kim Ark's official version; do not mix the two punctuations. 20 N.C. at 152 is confirmed by Trump v. Barbara (SRC-1140 (S15)). Not yet verified. -
SRC-1139 · PRIORITY · United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 — Supreme Court of the United States (1898)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S14. CITATION as the block gives it (S14): United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649 (1898). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-169/pdf/USREPORTS-169-649.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. Fuller, C.J., dissenting (pp. 705–32) was not read; the text layer ends at p. 702.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1140 · PRIORITY · Trump v. Barbara, No. 25-365 (U.S.) — Supreme Court of the United States (Roberts, C.J.) (2026)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S15. CITATION as the block gives it (S15): Trump v. Barbara, No. 25-365 (U.S. June 30, 2026) (Roberts, C.J.), slip opinion (subject to formal revision). READ AT: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/25-365_new_5if6.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. The majority was read. The Kavanaugh, Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch opinions were not read because the text layer is cut off. The judgment was 6–3, with the constitutional holding joined by five Justices.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1141 · PRIORITY · Minor v. Happersett, 88 U.S. (21 Wall.) 162 — Supreme Court of the United States (1875)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S16. CITATION as the block gives it (S16): Minor v. Happersett, 88 U.S. (21 Wall.) 162 (1875). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-88/pdf/USREPORTS-88-162.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Use it only for the definitional passage at 166; the suffrage holding was superseded by the Nineteenth Amendment.supports: HSRP-627Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1142 · PRIORITY · Elk v. Wilkins, 112 U.S. 94 — Supreme Court of the United States (1884)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S19. CITATION as the block gives it (S19): Elk v. Wilkins, 112 U.S. 94 (1884). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-112/pdf/USREPORTS-112-94.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1143 · PRIORITY · Shanks v. Dupont, 28 U.S. (3 Pet.) 242 — Supreme Court of the United States (Story, J.) (1830)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S20. CITATION as the block gives it (S20): Shanks v. Dupont, 28 U.S. (3 Pet.) 242 (1830) (Story, J.). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-28/pdf/USREPORTS-28-242.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1144 · PRIORITY · Constitution of the United States — United States of America (1787/1795)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S21. CITATION as the block gives it (S21): U.S. Constitution, art. I, § 8, cl. 17; art. III, § 2, cl. 1; amend. XI (passed by Congress 4 March 1794; ratified 7 February 1795) (National Archives transcriptions). READ AT: https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/constitution-transcript ; https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/amendments-11-27 SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. Art. I, § 8, cl. 17 is referred to in the edits only, not quoted.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1145 · PRIORITY · Naturalization Act of 1795, Act of Jan. 29, 1795, ch. 20, 1 Stat. 414 — United States Congress (1795)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S23. CITATION as the block gives it (S23): Act of Jan. 29, 1795, ch. 20, § 1, 1 Stat. 414 (Naturalization Act of 1795). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/STATUTE-1/pdf/STATUTE-1-Pg414.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. -
SRC-1146 · PRIORITY · 8 U.S.C. section 1448(a)(2) (oath of renunciation and allegiance) — United States Code (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S24. CITATION as the block gives it (S24): 8 U.S.C. § 1448(a)(2) (oath of renunciation and allegiance). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/link/uscode/8/1448 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. The govinfo page shows no edition line.supports: HSRP-628Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1147 · PRIORITY · Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary — Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (Springfield, Mass.: G. & C. Merriam) (1913)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S25. CITATION as the block gives it (S25): Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (Springfield, Mass.: G. & C. Merriam, 1913), "Subject," n., sense 2 and note. READ AT: https://websters1913.timcieplowski.com/word/subject/ ; https://1828.mshaffer.com/d/word/subject SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. E-text transcription; not checked against a facsimile.supports: HSRP-629Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1148 · PRIORITY · “Citizen”, Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th ed. — editors, Encyclopaedia Britannica (1910-1911)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S26. CITATION as the block gives it (S26): Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th ed. (1910–11), "Citizen". READ AT: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/1911_Encyclop%C3%A6dia_Britannica/Citizen SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. Wikisource transcription; volume and page are not shown. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): volume and page to confirm.supports: HSRP-629Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1149 · PRIORITY · A Law Dictionary, Adapted to the Constitution and Laws of the United States — Bouvier, John (1839)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S27. CITATION as the block gives it (S27): John Bouvier, A Law Dictionary, Adapted to the Constitution and Laws of the United States (Philadelphia, 1839), "Allegiance." READ AT: https://openjurist.org/law-dictionary/bouvier-1839/allegiance SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. OCR transcription (openjurist); not checked against a scan.supports: HSRP-642Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1150 · PRIORITY · A Law Dictionary, 2nd ed. — Black, Henry Campbell (1910)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S29. CITATION as the block gives it (S29): Henry Campbell Black, A Law Dictionary, 2nd ed. (St. Paul: West, 1910), "Subject," p. 1116. READ AT: https://thelawdictionary.org/subject/ SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. Single OCR transcription (running head "SUBJECTION 1116 SUBROGATION"). The wording is PROBABLE until it is checked on a scan. Never cite thelawdictionary.org as Black's without checking the entry, because some of its entries are modern staff text. Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-629Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1151 · PRIORITY · Philosophicall Rudiments Concerning Government and Society (De Cive) — Hobbes, Thomas (1651)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S30. CITATION as the block gives it (S30): Thomas Hobbes, Philosophicall Rudiments Concerning Government and Society [De Cive] (London: R. Royston, 1651), ch. XII §8 (also ch. V §11). READ AT: https://dhspriory.org/kenny/PhilTexts/Hobbes/Citizen/decive12.htm ; https://dhspriory.org/kenny/PhilTexts/Hobbes/Citizen/decive05.htm ; https://constitution.org/2-Authors/th/decive.htm SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. A composite rendition "mainly based on the original 1651 edition, but with some elements of the Molesworth edition". Check a 1651 facsimile before calling it 1651 text. Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-632Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1152 · PRIORITY · A Political Treatise — Spinoza, Benedict de (1677)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S31. CITATION as the block gives it (S31): Benedict de Spinoza, A Political Treatise (1677), ch. III §1, trans. A. H. Gosset, ed. R. H. M. Elwes (London: G. Bell & Son, 1883). READ AT: https://faculty.umb.edu/gary_zabel/Courses/Spinoza/Spinoza/bs/poltr_03.htm SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Transcription (constitution.org file set).supports: HSRP-632Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1153 · PRIORITY · Chisholm v. Georgia, 2 U.S. (2 Dall.) 419 — Supreme Court of the United States (Jay, C.J., and Wilson, J.) (1793)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S36. CITATION as the block gives it (S36): Chisholm v. Georgia, 2 U.S. (2 Dall.) 419 (1793): Jay, C.J., at 471–72; Wilson, J., at 456–57. Jay: READ AT: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Chisholm_v._Georgia/Separate_Jay ; https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Jay/01-05-02-0251 ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/2/419/case.html ; https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-2/pdf/USREPORTS-2-419.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; SECONDARY. Jay was read on transcriptions: Wikisource (Dallas text) and Founders Online (1793 pamphlet text). Their words agree; their punctuation differs. The govinfo text layer ends before Jay. Wilson at 456–57 was read on Justia only, so the wording is PROBABLE until checked on the govinfo scan. The "binds himself" sentence was read on the govinfo text layer. The holding was reversed by the Eleventh Amendment (SRC-1144 (S21)). Not yet verified.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1154 · PRIORITY · United States v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 542 — Supreme Court of the United States (1876)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S37. CITATION as the block gives it (S37): United States v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 542 (1876). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-92/pdf/USREPORTS-92-542.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-636Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1155 · PRIORITY · Yick Wo v. Hopkins, 118 U.S. 356 — Supreme Court of the United States (1886)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S38. CITATION as the block gives it (S38): Yick Wo v. Hopkins, 118 U.S. 356 (1886). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-118/pdf/USREPORTS-118-356.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-636Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1156 · PRIORITY · Perez v. Brownell, 356 U.S. 44 — Supreme Court of the United States (Warren, C.J., dissenting) (1958)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S39. CITATION as the block gives it (S39): Perez v. Brownell, 356 U.S. 44 (1958) (Warren, C.J., dissenting). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-356/pdf/USREPORTS-356-44.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. A dissent. Perez was overruled by Afroyim v. Rusk (1967); the overruling sentence was not re-read.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1157 · PRIORITY · The Dead Sleep Quiet: History of the Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument Phenomenon in Canada – Part II — Netolitzky, Donald J. (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S40. CITATION as the block gives it (S40): Donald J. Netolitzky, "The Dead Sleep Quiet: History of the Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument Phenomenon in Canada – Part II" (2023) 60:3 Alta L Rev 795. READ AT: https://albertalawreview.com/index.php/ALR/article/download/2737/2686 SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1158 · PRIORITY · United States v. Schneider, 910 F.2d 1569 (7th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (Posner, J.) (1990)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S41. CITATION as the block gives it (S41): United States v. Schneider, 910 F.2d 1569 (7th Cir. 1990) (Posner, J.). READ AT: https://law.resource.org/pub/us/case/reporter/F2/910/910.F2d.1569.88-3175.html SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. Transcription; the pinpoint 1570 follows later courts' citations.supports: HSRP-638Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1159 · PRIORITY · United States v. White, 480 F. App'x 193 (4th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit (per curiam) (2012)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S43. CITATION as the block gives it (S43): United States v. White, 480 F. App'x 193 (4th Cir. 2012) (per curiam, unpublished). READ AT: https://www.ca4.uscourts.gov/Opinions/114999.U.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Unpublished; no reporter page pinpoint.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1160 · PRIORITY · Common-Sense Responses to Radical Practices: Stifling Sovereign Citizens in Connecticut, 48 Conn. L. Rev. 1013 — Mastrony, Michael (2016)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S44. CITATION as the block gives it (S44): Coleman v. Commissioner, 791 F.2d 68, 69 (7th Cir. 1986) (Easterbrook, J.), as quoted in Michael Mastrony, "Common-Sense Responses to Radical Practices: Stifling Sovereign Citizens in Connecticut," 48 Conn. L. Rev. 1013 (2016). READ AT: https://digitalcommons.lib.uconn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1319&context=law_review SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY. Not yet verified. LADDER: category C: the record is Mastrony, 48 Conn. L. Rev. 1013, the work actually read; Coleman v. Commissioner, 791 F.2d 68, 69 named in the pinpointsupports: HSRP-640Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1161 · PRIORITY · United States v. DiMartino, 949 F.3d 67 (2d Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (Jacobs, J.) (2020)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S45. CITATION as the block gives it (S45): United States v. DiMartino, 949 F.3d 67 (2d Cir. 2020) (Jacobs, J.), No. 18-2053 (Feb. 4, 2020); pinpoints to the slip opinion. READ AT: https://www.justice.gov/tax/page/file/1288241/dl SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. DOJ-hosted copy of the slip opinion. The reporter citation is as given in J. Am. Acad. Psychiatry Law 48(4):554 (found by web search in this pass); it was not checked on a reporter page.supports: HSRP-640Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1162 · PRIORITY · 18 U.S.C. section 1521 (retaliating against a federal judge or federal law enforcement officer by false claim or slander of title) — United States Code (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S46. CITATION as the block gives it (S46): 18 U.S.C. § 1521 (retaliating against a federal judge or federal law enforcement officer by false claim or slander of title). READ AT: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1521 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Statute text on a secondary host (Cornell LII).supports: HSRP-641Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1163 · PRIORITY · 26 U.S.C. section 6702 (frivolous tax submissions) — United States Code (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S47. CITATION as the block gives it (S47): 26 U.S.C. § 6702 (frivolous tax submissions). READ AT: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/6702 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Statute text on a secondary host (Cornell LII).supports: HSRP-641Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1164 · PRIORITY · 26 U.S.C. section 6673(a)(1) (sanctions in Tax Court proceedings) — United States Code (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S48. CITATION as the block gives it (S48): 26 U.S.C. § 6673(a)(1) (sanctions in Tax Court proceedings). READ AT: https://law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/6673 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Statute text on a secondary host (Cornell LII).supports: HSRP-641Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1165 · PRIORITY · The Truth About Frivolous Tax Arguments — Internal Revenue Service, Office of Chief Counsel (2022)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S49. CITATION as the block gives it (S49): Internal Revenue Service, Office of Chief Counsel, The Truth About Frivolous Tax Arguments (updated March 2022), § I.C.1 and § III. READ AT: https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/the-truth-about-frivolous-arguments-section-i-a-to-c ; https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/the-truth-about-frivolous-tax-arguments-section-iii ; https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-counsel/2022-the-truth-about-frivolous-tax-arguments.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Agency publication; the IRS is a party to these disputes.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1166 · PRIORITY · Afroyim v. Rusk, 387 U.S. 253 — Supreme Court of the United States (Black, J.) (1967)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S50. CITATION as the block gives it (S50): Afroyim v. Rusk, 387 U.S. 253 (1967) (Black, J.). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-387/pdf/USREPORTS-387-253.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. The passage at 257 was read on the official text. The quotation at 268 was read only as quoted in Kalinowski (SRC-1167 (S51)). Not yet verified. (Applies to 268 only.)Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1167 · PRIORITY · A Legal Response to the Sovereign Citizen Movement, 80 Mont. L. Rev. 153 — Kalinowski, Caesar IV (2019)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S51. CITATION as the block gives it (S51): Caesar Kalinowski IV, "A Legal Response to the Sovereign Citizen Movement," 80 Mont. L. Rev. 153 (2019). READ AT: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2450&context=mlr SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY.supports: HSRP-642Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1168 · PRIORITY · Washington v. Brown, No. 2162, Sept. Term 2019 (Md. Ct. Spec. App.) — Court of Special Appeals of Maryland (per curiam) (2021)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S52. CITATION as the block gives it (S52): Washington v. Brown, No. 2162, Sept. Term 2019 (Md. Ct. Spec. App. May 28, 2021) (unreported, per curiam), quoting Anderson v. O'Sullivan, 224 Md. App. 501, 512–13 (2015). READ AT: https://courts.state.md.us/sites/default/files/unreported-opinions/2162s19.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Washington was read on the court's PDF; Anderson only as quoted there.supports: HSRP-642Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1179 · PRIORITY · New Hosts for an Old Disease: History of the Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument Phenomenon in Canada – Part III — Netolitzky, Donald J. (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S63. CITATION as the block gives it (S63): Donald J. Netolitzky, "New Hosts for an Old Disease: History of the Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument Phenomenon in Canada – Part III" (2023) 60:4 Alta L Rev 971, n. 5. READ AT: https://albertalawreview.com/index.php/ALR/article/download/2744/2694/3024 SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; SECONDARY. The two reads put n. 5 on p. 972 or p. 973, so pin it by note. The text received was truncated around p. 997. -
SRC-1180 · PRIORITY · Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Arguments as Magic and Ceremony — Netolitzky, Donald J. (2018)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S64. CITATION as the block gives it (S64): Donald J. Netolitzky, "Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Arguments as Magic and Ceremony" (2018) 55:4 Alta L Rev 1045. READ AT: https://albertalawreview.com/index.php/ALR/article/download/2485/2470 SCOPE PAGE; SECONDARY.supports: HSRP-649Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1181 · PRIORITY · After the Hammer: Six Years of Meads v. Meads — Netolitzky, Donald J. (2019)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S65. CITATION as the block gives it (S65): Donald J. Netolitzky, "After the Hammer: Six Years of Meads v. Meads" (2019) 56:4 Alta L Rev 1167, doi:10.29173/alr2548. READ AT: https://albertalawreview.com/index.php/ALR/article/download/2548/2515 SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; SECONDARY. The "left leaning" finding rests on one sociological profile (Perry, Hofmann & Scrivens, TSAS WP 17-02, 2017), which was not read. -
SRC-1182 · PRIORITY · Torres v. Boundy, No. 25-11455 (11th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (per curiam) (2026)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S66. CITATION as the block gives it (S66): Torres v. Boundy, No. 25-11455 (11th Cir. Mar. 25, 2026) (per curiam, unpublished). READ AT: https://media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/unpub/files/202511455.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1189 · PRIORITY · Askew v. United States, No. 22-10914 (5th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit (per curiam) (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S74. CITATION as the block gives it (S74): Askew v. United States, No. 22-10914 (5th Cir. Feb. 6, 2023) (per curiam, unpublished). READ AT: https://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/unpub/22/22-10914.0.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1193 · PRIORITY · In re Complaints of John Doe, JCP Nos. 08-24-90124, 08-24-90125, 08-25-90002, 08-25-90003 — Judicial Council of the Eighth Circuit (Colloton, C.J.) (2025)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S78. CITATION as the block gives it (S78): Judicial Council of the Eighth Circuit, In re Complaints of John Doe, JCP Nos. 08-24-90124, 08-24-90125, 08-25-90002, 08-25-90003 (order filed 2 May 2025) (Colloton, C.J.). READ AT: https://www.ca8.uscourts.gov/sites/ca8/files/JCP08-24-90124-90125-25-90002-90003.O.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1194 · PRIORITY · Six Books of the Commonwealth — Bodin, Jean, abridged and trans. M. J. Tooley (1955)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S79. CITATION as the block gives it (S79): Jean Bodin, Six Books of the Commonwealth, abridged and trans. M. J. Tooley (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1955), I.6 and I.8. READ AT: https://constitution.org/2-Authors/bodin/bodin_1.htm SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Abridged translation; OCR transcription with no page numbers. The publisher comes from general knowledge in the notes; the page shows only "[Published 1955. No copyright asserted.]".Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1195 · PRIORITY · A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles — Murray, James A. H. (ed.) (1919)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S80. CITATION as the block gives it (S80): James A. H. Murray (ed.), A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles, "Subject" sb., sense 1, as transcribed by WEHD (labelled 1919, revised 2024). READ AT: https://wehd.com/90/Subject_sb.html SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. Transcription; WEHD's revision notes are unexplained.supports: HSRP-625Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1196 · PRIORITY · A Treatise on American Citizenship — Wise, John S. (1906)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S81. CITATION as the block gives it (S81): John S. Wise, A Treatise on American Citizenship (Northport, N.Y.: Edward Thompson, 1906), ch. I. READ AT: https://constitution.org/1-Constitution/cmt/jswise/citizenship.htm SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. Constitution Society transcription; the page was not verified. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): publisher to confirm.supports: HSRP-626Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1197 · PRIORITY · Citizen or Subject? — Hennessy, Francis X. (1923)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S82. CITATION as the block gives it (S82): Francis X. Hennessy, Citizen or Subject? (New York: E. P. Dutton, 1923). READ AT: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/72099/pg72099-images.html SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Project Gutenberg transcription.supports: HSRP-626Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1198 · PRIORITY · A Dictionary of Law — Anderson, William C. (1889)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S83. CITATION as the block gives it (S83): William C. Anderson, A Dictionary of Law (Chicago: T. H. Flood, 1889), "Allegiance." READ AT: https://openjurist.org/law-dictionary/anderson/allegiance SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. OCR transcription (openjurist). Its "citizen or subject owes an absolute and permanent allegiance" wording is Carlisle's (SRC-1224 (S110)). ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): publisher to confirm.supports: HSRP-629Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1199 · PRIORITY · City of Shaker Heights v. El-Bey, 86 N.E.3d 865, 2017-Ohio-929 — Court of Appeals of Ohio, Eighth District (E.A. Gallagher, J.) (2017)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S84. CITATION as the block gives it (S84): City of Shaker Heights v. El-Bey, 2017-Ohio-929, 86 N.E.3d 865 (Ohio Ct. App. 8th Dist., No. 104236, 16 March 2017) (E.A. Gallagher, J.), ¶6 (quoting State v. Blacker, 12th Dist. Warren No. CA2008-07-094, 2009-Ohio-5519). READ AT: https://syfert.com/caselaw/case.php?id=4376014 SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Transcription; Blacker was read only as quoted.supports: HSRP-634Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1200 · PRIORITY · Luther v. Borden, 48 U.S. (7 How.) 1 — Supreme Court of the United States (Taney, C.J.) (1849)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S85. CITATION as the block gives it (S85): Luther v. Borden, 48 U.S. (7 How.) 1, 47 (1849) (Taney, C.J.). READ AT: https://law.resource.org/pub/us/case/reporter/US/48/48.US.1.html SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Transcription; page 47 comes from a second host's page marker.supports: HSRP-636Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1201 · PRIORITY · Dred Scott v. Sandford, 60 U.S. (19 How.) 393 — Supreme Court of the United States (1857)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S86. CITATION as the block gives it (S86): Dred Scott v. Sandford, 60 U.S. (19 How.) 393, 404 (1857). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-60/pdf/USREPORTS-60-393-2.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. The citizenship holding was overturned by the Fourteenth Amendment (Slaughter-House Cases, 83 U.S. at 73).Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1202 · PRIORITY · United States v. Leugers, No. 1:16-cv-614 (S.D. Ohio) — United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio (Bowman, M.J.) (2016)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S87. CITATION as the block gives it (S87): United States v. Leugers, No. 1:16-cv-614 (S.D. Ohio Sept. 1, 2016) (report and recommendation, Bowman, M.J.), Doc. 20. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-ohsd-1_16-cv-00614/pdf/USCOURTS-ohsd-1_16-cv-00614-0.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-638Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1203 · PRIORITY · Taylor-Bey v. State, 53 N.E.3d 1230 (Ind. Ct. App.) — Court of Appeals of Indiana (Vaidik, C.J.) (2016)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S88. CITATION as the block gives it (S88): Taylor-Bey v. State, No. 49A05-1503-CR-123, 53 N.E.3d 1230 (Ind. Ct. App. 2016) (Vaidik, C.J.). READ AT: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/3198862/tyreese-taylor-bey-v-state-of-indiana/ SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Transcription that does not show the date or docket. In this pass the docket was found in The Indiana Lawyer and the reporter citation in a citation index (which labels the case unverified). ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): docket and reporter citation from secondary sources; date to confirm.supports: HSRP-639Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1204 · PRIORITY · United States v. Coleman, 871 F.3d 470 (6th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit (Suhrheinrich, J.) (2017)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S89. CITATION as the block gives it (S89): United States v. Coleman, 871 F.3d 470 (6th Cir. 2017) (Suhrheinrich, J.), No. 16-3972 (decided Sept. 13, 2017), slip opinion. READ AT: https://www.opn.ca6.uscourts.gov/opinions.pdf/17a0215p-06.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. The pinpoint 476 for "meritless rhetoric" comes from Cook (SRC-1129 (S01)) and Kalinowski (SRC-1167 (S51)). Not to be confused with SRC-1160 (S44) (Coleman v. Commissioner).supports: HSRP-640Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1205 · PRIORITY · United States v. Myers, No. 12-12716 (11th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (per curiam) (2013)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S90. CITATION as the block gives it (S90): United States v. Myers, No. 12-12716 (11th Cir. July 25, 2013) (per curiam, unpublished). READ AT: https://media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/unpub/files/201212716.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-640Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1207 · PRIORITY · Consequences of being an OPCA Litigant? (ABlawg) — Woolley, Alice (2013)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S92. CITATION as the block gives it (S92): Alice Woolley, "Consequences of being an OPCA Litigant?", ABlawg (10 May 2013) (on ANB v Hancock, 2013 ABQB 97). READ AT: https://ablawg.ca/2013/05/10/consequences-of-being-an-opca-litigant/ SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1208 · PRIORITY · United States v. Davenport, No. 12-30125 (9th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (2013)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S93. CITATION as the block gives it (S93): United States v. Davenport, No. 12-30125 (9th Cir. Apr. 15, 2013) (unpublished memorandum). READ AT: https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/memoranda/2013/04/15/12-30125.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-641Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1209 · PRIORITY · Certificates of Non Citizen Nationality — U.S. Department of State (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S94. CITATION as the block gives it (S94): U.S. Department of State, "Certificates of Non Citizen Nationality" (undated web page). READ AT: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/travel-legal-considerations/us-citizenship/Certificates-Non-Citizen-Nationality.html SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-642Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1211 · PRIORITY · Sovereign Citizens: The Uses and Abuses of the Judicial System (Penn State Law Review Forum) — Christensen, Holly (2022)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S96. CITATION as the block gives it (S96): Holly Christensen, "Sovereign Citizens: The Uses and Abuses of the Judicial System," Penn State Law Review Forum blog (21 April 2022) (student piece). READ AT: https://pennstatelawreview.org/?p=6354 SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY.supports: HSRP-645Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1214 · PRIORITY · Ordinary Self-Represented Litigant or Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument Litigant? (ABlawg) — Hamilton, Jonnette Watson (2016)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S99. CITATION as the block gives it (S99): Jonnette Watson Hamilton, "Ordinary Self-Represented Litigant or Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument Litigant?", ABlawg (16 June 2016) (on Alberta v Greter, 2016 ABQB 293). READ AT: https://ablawg.ca/2016/06/16/ordinary-self-represented-litigant-or-organized-pseudolegal-commercial-argument-litigant/ SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. Title confirmed on the post in this pass.supports: HSRP-650Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1215 · PRIORITY · Order in judicial-misconduct complaint No. 24-90020 — United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (order of the Chief Judge) (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S100. CITATION as the block gives it (S100): Ninth Circuit, order of the Chief Judge in judicial-misconduct complaint No. 24-90020. READ AT: https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/uploads/misconduct/Order24-90020.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): date to confirm.supports: HSRP-652Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1216 · PRIORITY · Equality before the Law Bench Book — Judicial Commission of New South Wales (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S101. CITATION as the block gives it (S101): Judicial Commission of New South Wales, Equality before the Law Bench Book, § 10.3.3 "The trial judge's role" (update EQBB 24, October 2023). READ AT: https://www.judcom.nsw.gov.au/publications/benchbks/equality/section10.html SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-652Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1217 · PRIORITY · Dealing with Sovereign Citizens — Warner, Timothy M. & Warner, William G. (Florida Association of Counties) (2026)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S102. CITATION as the block gives it (S102): Timothy M. Warner & William G. Warner, "Dealing with Sovereign Citizens" (slide deck, FACT Annual Risk Management Conference, 5 February 2026), Florida Association of Counties. READ AT: https://www.fl-counties.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/2.-WARNER-Dealing-with-SOVEREIGN-CITIZENS-2026.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Training material by a private law firm, not an official body.supports: HSRP-654Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1224 · PRIORITY · Carlisle v. United States, 83 U.S. (16 Wall.) 147 — Supreme Court of the United States (Field, J.) (1873)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S110. CITATION as the block gives it (S110): Carlisle v. United States, 83 U.S. (16 Wall.) 147, 154 (1873) (Field, J.) (decided Apr. 14, 1873; December Term 1872). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-83/pdf/USREPORTS-83-147.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Cross-checked against Cornell LII. The decision date is from the govinfo record (web search in this pass).Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1225 · PRIORITY · 8 U.S.C. sections 1481(a)(5)-(6) and 1483(a) (loss of nationality) — United States Code (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S111. CITATION as the block gives it (S111): 8 U.S.C. §§ 1481(a)(5)–(6), 1483(a) (U.S. Code, 2024 ed.). READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title8/html/USCODE-2024-title8-chap12-subchapIII-partIII.htm ; https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/1481 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-642Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1226 · PRIORITY · Expatriation Act, Act of July 27, 1868, ch. 249, 15 Stat. 223; R.S. section 1999 — United States Congress (1868)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S112. CITATION as the block gives it (S112): Act of July 27, 1868, ch. 249, 15 Stat. 223 ("An Act concerning the Rights of American Citizens in foreign States"; Expatriation Act), preamble; printed as R.S. § 1999 in the notes to 8 U.S.C. § 1481. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/link/statute/15/223 ; https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2024-title8/html/USCODE-2024-title8-chap12-subchapIII-partIII.htm SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. The R.S. § 1999 text was read on govinfo and on Cornell, which agree word for word. The § 1481 notes do not print the 1868 date or 15 Stat. 223; the link to the 1868 Act rests on the Revised Statutes scan and CONAN n. 7. The Act's title is as recorded by the edits pass. AMENDED by S112-AMEND: Act of 1868 / R.S. §1999 (S112): add the preamble words "that such American citizens, with their descendants, are subjects of foreign states", and the Code's classification: the notes to former 8 U.S.C. §§1–18 say "Section 15, R.S. § 1999, which relates to right of expatriation, is now set out as a note under section 1481 of this title." (https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-118/t8/s1/); govinfo marks former §800 "Transferred" and §§801–810 "Repealed" (https://www.govinfo.gov/link/uscode/8/801).supports: HSRP-642Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1227 · PRIORITY · Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation, 1992 ed. — Congressional Research Service (1992)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S113. CITATION as the block gives it (S113): Congressional Research Service, Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation, 1992 ed. (Washington: GPO), Eleventh Amendment annotation, text and n. 4. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GPO-CONAN-1992/html/GPO-CONAN-1992-10-12.htm SCOPE EDITS; PRIMARY. Read on govinfo. Not used: the sentence calling Chisholm "an erroneous decision", whose context was not read. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): ", of America" to confirm. -
SRC-1228 · PRIORITY · Hepburn & Dundas v. Ellzey, 6 U.S. (2 Cranch) 445 — Supreme Court of the United States (1805)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S115. CITATION as the block gives it (S115): Hepburn & Dundas v. Ellzey, 6 U.S. (2 Cranch) 445, 453 (1805). URL. SCOPE EDITS; PRIMARY. The holding is as described in the 29 Sept audit via the site check; no quotation is used. The site check's "2 U.S. 445" is wrong. Not read in this pass. Not yet verified. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): to confirm. -
SRC-1229 · PRIORITY · Federal Rules of Civil Procedure — Supreme Court of the United States / Judicial Conference Advisory Committee on Civil Rules (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entries S116, S117, S118, S138. ONE INSTRUMENT, ONE RECORD: the rules this block cites are pinpoints on it, not separate works (4 source entries collapsed). CITATION as the block gives it (S116): Fed. R. Civ. P. 1, with the Notes of Advisory Committee on Rules—1966 Amendment and the Committee Notes on Rules—2007 Amendment. READ AT: https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_1 SCOPE EDITS; PRIMARY. Read on Cornell LII. The "merger of law, equity, and admiralty practice is complete" sentence is in the 2007 note. CITATION as the block gives it (S117): Fed. R. Civ. P. 82. READ AT: https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_82 SCOPE EDITS; PRIMARY. Read on Cornell LII in the edits pass (draft_edits §1.9, §7); not recorded in the research notes. AMENDED by S117-AMEND: Fed. R. Civ. P. 82 (S117): add scope H (HSRP-669 (NEW-SC56)). CITATION as the block gives it (S118): Fed. R. Civ. P. 38(a), (e). READ AT: https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_38 SCOPE EDITS; PRIMARY. Read on Cornell LII in the edits pass (draft_edits §7); not recorded in the research notes. Rule 38(e) is paraphrased. CITATION as the block gives it (S138): Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 11(b)(2) and 12(h)(3), as amended to 1 December 2024. READ AT: https://www.uscourts.gov/sites/default/files/2025-02/federal-rules-of-civil-procedure-dec-1-2024_0.pdf ; https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/rule_12 SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1230 · PRIORITY · Juliana v. United States, 217 F. Supp. 3d 1224 (D. Or. 2016); 947 F.3d 1159 (9th Cir. 2020) — United States District Court for the District of Oregon; United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (2016-2025)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S119. CITATION as the block gives it (S119): Juliana v. United States, 217 F. Supp. 3d 1224 (D. Or. 2016); 947 F.3d 1159 (9th Cir. 2020) (No. 18-36082, filed Jan. 17, 2020; Murguia and Hurwitz, Circuit Judges, and Staton, District Judge; opinion by Hurwitz, J.; Staton, J., dissenting) (reversing and remanding with instructions to dismiss for lack of Article III standing); after remand, mandamus granted (9th Cir. No. 24-684, May 1, 2024), cert. denied, No. 24-645 (U.S. Mar. 24, 2025). READ AT: https://biotech.law.lsu.edu/blog/2020.01.17-JULIANA.pdf ; https://www.leagle.com/decision/infco20200117130 ; https://www.supremecourt.gov/docket/docketfiles/html/public/24-645.html ; https://www.scotusblog.com/cases/case-files/juliana-v-united-states/ SCOPE EDITS; PRIMARY. The cert. denial is verified on the Supreme Court docket, and it is of the 2024 mandamus order, not of the 2020 opinion. The 2020 opinion was read only on third-party copies (the ca9 PDF was blocked). The 217 F. Supp. 3d citation is from the live page and was not read. Not yet verified. (Applies to the 2020 opinion and the 2016 citation.) -
SRC-1231 · PRIORITY · Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137 — Supreme Court of the United States (Marshall, C.J.) (1803)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S125. CITATION as the block gives it (S125): Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. (1 Cranch) 137, 180 (1803) (Marshall, C.J.). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep005/usrep005137/usrep005137.pdf ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/5/137/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Read on the Library of Congress U.S. Reports scan and on Justia. The quotation follows the original print (lower-case "constitution"; semicolon after "void"); Justia capitalises "Constitution" and prints a comma.supports: HSRP-658Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1232 · PRIORITY · RadLAX Gateway Hotel, LLC v. Amalgamated Bank, 566 U.S. 639 — Supreme Court of the United States (Scalia, J.) (2012)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S127. CITATION as the block gives it (S127): RadLAX Gateway Hotel, LLC v. Amalgamated Bank, 566 U.S. 639, 645 (2012) (Scalia, J.), quoting Morales v. Trans World Airlines, Inc., 504 U.S. 374, 384 (1992). READ AT: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/566/639/ SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Text read on Justia, which shows no page numbers; page 645 comes from two Supreme Court briefs that cite it. -
SRC-1233 · PRIORITY · Morton v. Mancari, 417 U.S. 535 — Supreme Court of the United States (Blackmun, J.) (1974)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S128. CITATION as the block gives it (S128): Morton v. Mancari, 417 U.S. 535, 549, 551 (1974) (Blackmun, J., for a unanimous Court). READ AT: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/417/535/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Justia star paging: "repeals by implication are not favored" at 549 (quoting Posadas v. National City Bank, 296 U.S. 497, 503 (1936)); "when two statutes are capable of coexistence..." at 551.supports: HSRP-642Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1234 · PRIORITY · Norton v. Shelby County, 118 U.S. 425 — Supreme Court of the United States (Field, J.) (1886)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S130. CITATION as the block gives it (S130): Norton v. Shelby County, 118 U.S. 425, 442 (1886) (Field, J.). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep118/usrep118425/usrep118425.pdf ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/118/425/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Wording from the Library of Congress print (capital "An"; Justia joins it to the sentence before with a colon). Page 442 from Justia's marker.supports: HSRP-661Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1235 · PRIORITY · Chicot County Drainage District v. Baxter State Bank, 308 U.S. 371 — Supreme Court of the United States (Hughes, C.J.) (1940)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S131. CITATION as the block gives it (S131): Chicot County Drainage District v. Baxter State Bank, 308 U.S. 371, 374 (1940) (Hughes, C.J.). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep308/usrep308371/usrep308371.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Wording read on the Library of Congress scan. Page 374 rests on the scan's page layout and a law-review citation (Heytens, 97 Cornell L. Rev. 595 n.60); not read on a star-paged copy.supports: HSRP-661Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1236 · PRIORITY · United States v. Ruiz, 536 U.S. 622 — Supreme Court of the United States (Breyer, J.) (2002)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S132. CITATION as the block gives it (S132): United States v. Ruiz, 536 U.S. 622, 628 (2002) (Breyer, J.). READ AT: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/536/622/ ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/536/622/case.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Justia, including its copy of the U.S. Reports print.supports: HSRP-664Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1237 · PRIORITY · United States v. United Mine Workers of America, 330 U.S. 258 — Supreme Court of the United States (Vinson, C.J.) (1947)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S133. CITATION as the block gives it (S133): United States v. United Mine Workers of America, 330 U.S. 258, 293 (1947) (Vinson, C.J.). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep330/usrep330258/usrep330258.pdf ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/330/258/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. The sentence "This is true without regard even for the constitutionality of the Act under which the order is issued." was read on Justia only. The full vote was not recorded.supports: HSRP-661Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1238 · PRIORITY · Calder v. Bull, 3 U.S. (3 Dall.) 386 — Supreme Court of the United States (Iredell, J., and Chase, J.) (1798)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S136. CITATION as the block gives it (S136): Calder v. Bull, 3 U.S. (3 Dall.) 386 (1798): Iredell, J., at 399; Chase, J., at 388. READ AT: https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/3/386 ; https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-3/pdf/USREPORTS-3-386.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Seriatim opinions. Do not quote Justia's modernised text. Chase's sentence at 388 was read in the earlier natural-law audit; NATURAL LAW already cites this case: reuse its record.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1239 · PRIORITY · Dr. Bonham's Case, 8 Co. Rep. 107a — Court of Common Pleas (Coke, C.J.) (1610)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S137. CITATION as the block gives it (S137): Dr. Bonham's Case (C.P. 1610), 8 Co. Rep. 107a, 114a (Coke, C.J.), in The Founders' Constitution, vol. 5, Amendment V (Due Process), Document 1 (University of Chicago Press). READ AT: https://press-pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/print_documents/amendV_due_processs1.html SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. The edition prints lower-case "act of parliament... such act to be void". The folio usually given for the dictum (118a) was not confirmed; cite as the edition heads it.supports: HSRP-658Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1240 · PRIORITY · CM v. Secretary of State for the Home Department [2012] UKUT 236 (IAC) — Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) (2012)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S141. CITATION as the block gives it (S141): Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (1998), art. 33(2), as quoted in CM v. Secretary of State for the Home Department [2012] UKUT 236 (IAC), para 12. URL. SCOPE PAGE + H; SECONDARY. The treaty text itself was not read. Not yet verified. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): to confirm.supports: HSRP-662Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1241 · PRIORITY · Arbaugh v. Y & H Corp., 546 U.S. 500 — Supreme Court of the United States (Ginsburg, J.) (2006)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S142. CITATION as the block gives it (S142): Arbaugh v. Y & H Corp., 546 U.S. 500, 506, 514 (2006) (Ginsburg, J.). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep546/usrep546500/usrep546500.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. The print reads "a court's power" (Justia: "the court's").supports: HSRP-664Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1242 · PRIORITY · Mathews v. Eldridge, 424 U.S. 319 — Supreme Court of the United States (Powell, J.) (1976)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S143. CITATION as the block gives it (S143): Mathews v. Eldridge, 424 U.S. 319, 333 (1976) (Powell, J.), quoting Armstrong v. Manzo, 380 U.S. 545, 552 (1965). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep424/usrep424319/usrep424319.pdf ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/424/319/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-665Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1243 · PRIORITY · Neitzke v. Williams, 490 U.S. 319 — Supreme Court of the United States (Marshall, J.) (1989)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S144. CITATION as the block gives it (S144): Neitzke v. Williams, 490 U.S. 319, 325 (1989) (Marshall, J., for a unanimous Court). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep490/usrep490319/usrep490319.pdf ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/490/319/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-664Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1244 · PRIORITY · 18 U.S.C. section 3231 (jurisdiction of the district courts over offenses against the laws of the United States) — United States Code (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S145. CITATION as the block gives it (S145): 18 U.S.C. §3231. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2023-title18/pdf/USCODE-2023-title18-partII-chap211-sec3231.pdf ; https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/3231 SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-663Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1245 · PRIORITY · United States v. Taylor, 21 F.4th 94 (3d Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (Rendell, J.) (2021)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S146. CITATION as the block gives it (S146): United States v. Taylor, No. 20-3158 (3d Cir. Dec. 21, 2021) (precedential) (Rendell, J.), reported at 21 F.4th 94. READ AT: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca3/20-3158/20-3158-2021-12-21.html SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Read on Justia; the reporter citation comes from secondary sources and Leagle's caption.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1246 · PRIORITY · United States v. Willis, No. 23-1547 (8th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit (Loken, J.) (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S147. CITATION as the block gives it (S147): United States v. Willis, No. 23-1547 (8th Cir. May 13, 2024) (Loken, J.), slip op. 13–14. READ AT: https://media.ca8.uscourts.gov/opndir/24/05/231547P.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Published opinion; reporter citation. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): to confirm.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1247 · PRIORITY · An act for the better securing the dependency of his majesty's dominions in America upon the crown and parliament of Great Britain (the Declaratory Act), 6 Geo. III, c. 12 — Parliament of Great Britain (1766)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S149. CITATION as the block gives it (S149): Great Britain, Parliament, An act for the better securing the dependency of his majesty's dominions in America upon the crown and parliament of Great Britain (the Declaratory Act), 6 Geo. III, c. 12 (18 March 1766), s. I. READ AT: https://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/declaratory_act_1766.asp SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. The chapter number is confirmed in an editorial note in the Franklin Papers (Founders Online). Avalon's typo "had. bath" falls outside the quoted words.supports: HSRP-667Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1248 · PRIORITY · Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress — First Continental Congress (1774)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S151. CITATION as the block gives it (S151): Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress (14 October 1774). READ AT: https://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/resolves.asp SCOPE PAGE + EDITS + H; PRIMARY. Avalon's list of chapter numbers just before the quoted words looks defective and is not quoted.supports: HSRP-668Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1249 · PRIORITY · Instructions of the Town of Braintree to their Representative — Adams, John (1765)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S152. CITATION as the block gives it (S152): John Adams, Instructions of the Town of Braintree to their Representative, as printed in the Massachusetts Gazette, 10 October 1765, in Papers of John Adams, vol. 1, p. 141. READ AT: https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Adams/06-01-02-0054-0004 ; https://www.masshist.org/publications/adams-papers/view/PJA01p140 SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. The town-meeting record of 24 September 1765 reads differently ("the most Grievous of all"). UNITED STATES may already cite this text: reuse its record. -
SRC-1250 · PRIORITY · Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy, 603 U.S. 109 — Supreme Court of the United States (Roberts, C.J.) (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S153. CITATION as the block gives it (S153): Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy, 603 U.S. 109 (2024) (No. 22-859, decided 27 June 2024) (Roberts, C.J.; Gorsuch, J., concurring, joined by Thomas, J.; Sotomayor, J., dissenting, joined by Kagan and Jackson, JJ.). READ AT: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/22-859new_kjfm.pdf SCOPE PAGE + EDITS + H; PRIMARY. Pinpoints are to slip-opinion pages: Syllabus; opinion of the Court at 6–7 (603 U.S. 120–22); the concurrence is paged separately (5–6, 10) and begins at 603 U.S. 141. The Syllabus is not part of the opinion.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1251 · PRIORITY · Why Summary Judgment Is Unconstitutional, 93 Va. L. Rev. 139 — Thomas, Suja A. (2007)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S154. CITATION as the block gives it (S154): Suja A. Thomas, "Why Summary Judgment Is Unconstitutional," 93 Va. L. Rev. 139 (2007), abstract. READ AT: https://virginialawreview.org/articles/why-summary-judgment-unconstitutional/ SCOPE PAGE + EDITS + H; PRIMARY. Read on the Virginia Law Review's page; the year is confirmed on the author's University of Illinois CV.supports: HSRP-671Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1252 · PRIORITY · The Trial Penalty: The Sixth Amendment Right to Trial on the Verge of Extinction and How to Save It — National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (2018)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S155. CITATION as the block gives it (S155): National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, The Trial Penalty: The Sixth Amendment Right to Trial on the Verge of Extinction and How to Save It (2018), as described in NACDL's news release of 10 July 2018. READ AT: https://www.nacdl.org/trial-penalty-report-news-release/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. The report itself was not read.supports: HSRP-671Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1262 · PRIORITY · Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, United Nations Treaty Series vol. 78, p. 277 — United Nations (1948)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S166. CITATION as the block gives it (S166): Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Paris, 9 December 1948; in force 12 January 1951), United Nations Treaty Series vol. 78, p. 277, arts. I and IV; United Nations depositary record (Multilateral Treaties, ch. IV.1): United States, signature 11 December 1948, ratification 25 November 1988. READ AT: https://treaties.un.org/doc/Treaties/1951/01/19510112%2008-12%20PM/Ch_IV_1p.pdf ; https://treaties.un.org/doc/Publication/MTDSG/Volume%20I/Chapter%20IV/IV-1.fr.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. The USHMM timeline gives 5 November 1988; the depositary record governs.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1263 · PRIORITY · 18 U.S.C. section 1091 (Genocide), added by the Genocide Convention Implementation Act of 1987 (the Proxmire Act), Pub. L. 100-606 — United States Code (1988)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S167. CITATION as the block gives it (S167): 18 U.S.C. §1091 (Genocide), added by the Genocide Convention Implementation Act of 1987 (the Proxmire Act), Pub. L. 100-606, §2(a), Nov. 4, 1988, 102 Stat. 3045. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2020-title18/html/USCODE-2020-title18-partI-chap50A-sec1091.htm SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-677Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1264 · PRIORITY · Declaration of Judge Cleveland, Order of 30 April 2024, Nicaragua v. Germany (ICJ case 193) — International Court of Justice (Declaration of Judge Cleveland) (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S168. SPLIT from source entry S168 (two separate publications, both quoted). CITATION as the block gives it (S168): Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia and Montenegro), Judgment, I.C.J. Reports 2007, p. 43, paras 430–431 (para 431 at p. 222), as quoted in the Declaration of Judge Cleveland, Order of 30 April 2024, Nicaragua v. Germany (ICJ case 193). READ AT: https://www.icj-cij.org/index.php/node/203994 ; https://www.ejiltalk.org/symposium-on-the-genocide-conventionis-the-duty-to-prevent-genocide-an-obligation-of-result-or-an-obligation-of-conduct-according-to-the-icj/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY for the clauses on the court's site; SECONDARY for the full sentences. The judgment itself was not reached. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): full case name to confirm.supports: HSRP-677Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1265 · PRIORITY · Symposium on the Genocide Convention: Is the Duty to Prevent Genocide an Obligation of Result or an Obligation of Conduct according to the ICJ? — Longobardo, Marco (EJIL:Talk!) (2019)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S168. SPLIT from source entry S168 (two separate publications, both quoted). CITATION as the block gives it (S168): Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia and Montenegro), Judgment, I.C.J. Reports 2007, p. 43, paras 430–431 (para 431 at p. 222), as quoted in the Declaration of Judge Cleveland, Order of 30 April 2024, Nicaragua v. Germany (ICJ case 193). READ AT: https://www.icj-cij.org/index.php/node/203994 ; https://www.ejiltalk.org/symposium-on-the-genocide-conventionis-the-duty-to-prevent-genocide-an-obligation-of-result-or-an-obligation-of-conduct-according-to-the-icj/ SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY for the clauses on the court's site; SECONDARY for the full sentences. The judgment itself was not reached. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): full case name to confirm.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1266 · PRIORITY · Armed Activities on the Territory of the Congo (New Application: 2002) (Democratic Republic of the Congo v. Rwanda), Jurisdiction and Admissibility, Judgment, I.C.J. Reports 2006, p. 6 — International Court of Justice (2006)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S169. CITATION as the block gives it (S169): Armed Activities on the Territory of the Congo (New Application: 2002) (Democratic Republic of the Congo v. Rwanda), Jurisdiction and Admissibility, Judgment, I.C.J. Reports 2006, p. 6, para 64 (p. 32). READ AT: https://api.icj-cij.org/sites/default/files/case-related/126/126-20060203-JUD-01-00-EN.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-677Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1267 · PRIORITY · Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, United Nations Treaty Series vol. 1155 — United Nations (1969)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S170. CITATION as the block gives it (S170): Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969), art. 53, United Nations Treaty Series vol. 1155, p. 344. READ AT: https://treaties.un.org/doc/Publication/UNTS/Volume%201155/volume-1155-i-18232-english.pdf SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-677Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1268 · PRIORITY · The Symbolic Meaning of Radbruch's Formula; Statutory (Non-)Law and the Argument of Non-Law — Rozenberg Quarterly (ISSA Proceedings 2014) (2014)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S171. CITATION as the block gives it (S171): Gustav Radbruch, "Statutory Lawlessness and Supra-Statutory Law" (1946), trans. Bonnie Litschewski Paulson & Stanley L. Paulson, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 26(1) (2006) 1–11, at 7, as quoted in "The Symbolic Meaning of Radbruch's Formula; Statutory (Non-)Law and the Argument of Non-Law," ISSA Proceedings 2014, Rozenberg Quarterly. READ AT: https://rozenbergquarterly.com/?p=22117 SCOPE PAGE + H; SECONDARY. The OUP text was not reached. Not yet verified. EVIDENCE OF THE BREACH may register Radbruch already (German text): link that record and add this translation.supports: HSRP-678Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1269 · PRIORITY · Universal Declaration of Human Rights, G.A. Res. 217 A (III) — United Nations General Assembly (1948)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S172. CITATION as the block gives it (S172): Universal Declaration of Human Rights, G.A. Res. 217 A (III) (10 December 1948), preamble, recitals 2 and 3. READ AT: https://india.un.org/en/download/148244/253557 SCOPE PAGE + H; PRIMARY. Probably already registered: reuse.supports: HSRP-678Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1270 · PRIORITY · How Equity Conquered Common Law: The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure In Historical Perspective, 135 U. Pa. L. Rev. 909 — Subrin, Stephen N. (1987)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S173. CITATION as the block gives it (S173): Stephen N. Subrin, "How Equity Conquered Common Law: The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure In Historical Perspective," 135 U. Pa. L. Rev. 909 (1987). READ AT: https://scholarship.law.upenn.edu/penn_law_review/vol135/iss4 SCOPE EDITS; PRIMARY (repository listing). Title and citation confirmed; the article was not read, and the /united-states sentence relies on the title only. -
SRC-1271 · PRIORITY · Goldberg v. Kelly, 397 U.S. 254 — Supreme Court of the United States (Brennan, J.) (1970)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S175. CITATION as the block gives it (S175): Goldberg v. Kelly, 397 U.S. 254, 271 (1970) (Brennan, J.). READ AT: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/397/254/ SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Read on Justia only.supports: HSRP-665Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1272 · PRIORITY · United States v. Gougher, Nos. 17-50436, 18-50352 (9th Cir.) — United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (Collins, J., concurring in part and in the judgment) (2020)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S176. CITATION as the block gives it (S176): United States v. Gougher, Nos. 17-50436, 18-50352 (9th Cir. Nov. 19, 2020) (unpublished memorandum) (Collins, J., concurring in part and in the judgment). READ AT: https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/memoranda/2020/11/19/17-50436.pdf SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Not precedent (9th Cir. R. 36-3).supports: HSRP-666Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1273 · PRIORITY · United States v. Alvarez-Machain, 504 U.S. 655 — Supreme Court of the United States (Rehnquist, C.J.) (1992)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S177. CITATION as the block gives it (S177): United States v. Alvarez-Machain, 504 U.S. 655, 669–70 (1992) (Rehnquist, C.J.) (6–3). READ AT: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep504/usrep504655/usrep504655.pdf ; https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/504/655/ SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1274 · PRIORITY · United States v. Ohlendorf et al. (the Einsatzgruppen Case), Opinion and Judgment — Military Tribunal II, Nuremberg (1948)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S179. CITATION as the block gives it (S179): United States v. Ohlendorf et al. (the Einsatzgruppen Case), Military Tribunal II, Opinion and Judgment (8 April 1948), mimeographed pp. 89–94 ("Duress Needed for Plea of Superior Orders"). READ AT: https://phdn.org/archives/einsatzgruppenarchives.com/trials/duress.html SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY (transcription). In the printed Trials of War Criminals before the Nuernberg Military Tribunals, vol. IV, the section begins at p. 480 (table of contents, Mazal Library mirror).supports: HSRP-676Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1276 · PRIORITY · Positivism and the Separation of Law and Morals, 71 Harv. L. Rev. 593 — Hart, H. L. A. (1958)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S181. CITATION as the block gives it (S181): H. L. A. Hart, "Positivism and the Separation of Law and Morals," 71 Harv. L. Rev. 593, 620 (1958). URL (an NYU-hosted copy was read in the earlier breach research). SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Only the words "too evil to be obeyed" are quoted. ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): to confirm.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1277 · PRIORITY · United States v. Greenstreet, 912 F. Supp. 224 (N.D. Tex.) — United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas (Robinson, J.) (1996)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S182. CITATION as the block gives it (S182): United States v. Greenstreet, 912 F. Supp. 224, 229 (N.D. Tex. 1996) (Robinson, J.). Justia, URL. SCOPE H-ONLY; PRIMARY. Read in the earlier pre-publication check (30 September 2026). ELEMENT(S) OMITTED AS UNCONFIRMED (I08): to confirm.supports: HSRP-669Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1278 · PRIORITY · Act of June 2, 1924, ch. 233, 43 Stat. 253 — United States Congress (1924)
Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item B. The enacted title is "An Act To authorize the Secretary of the Interior to issue certificates of citizenship to Indians"; "Indian Citizenship Act" is the popular name, not the enacted one. Sixty-eighth Congress, Sess. I, ch. 233, Public No. 175, H.R. 6355. PINPOINTS: 43 Stat. 253, the whole of ch. 233, for the supersession of Elk v. Wilkins's result (SRC-1142) — "That all non-citizen Indians born within the territorial limits of the United States be, and they are hereby, declared to be citizens of the United States: Provided, That the granting of such citizenship shall not in any manner impair or otherwise affect the right of any Indian to tribal or other property." VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-10-18 on the page image's text layer, read with pdftotext -layout. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/STATUTE-43/pdf/STATUTE-43-Pg253.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-682Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1279 · PRIORITY · 8 U.S.C. §1401(b) — United States Congress (1952 (as amended))
Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item B. The current codification of birthright citizenship for tribal members, enacted in the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 and since amended; a SEPARATE DOCUMENT from the Act of June 2, 1924 (SRC-1278), whose words it does not reproduce — entered as its own record under the standing rule that distinct official documents cited for their own words are separate works, not editions. PINPOINTS: §1401(b), for where the 1924 supersession now lives — "a person born in the United States to a member of an Indian, Eskimo, Aleutian, or other aboriginal tribe: Provided, That the granting of citizenship under this subsection shall not in any manner impair or otherwise affect the right of such person to tribal or other property." VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-10-18. NOTE FOR A LATER CHECK: the payload read carried NO credit or amendment note naming the Act of June 2, 1924 or 43 Stat. 253, which is why the statute itself was read rather than inferred from the code section. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCODE-2023-title8/html/USCODE-2023-title8-chap12-subchapIII-partI-sec1401.htm SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-682Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1280 · PRIORITY · Loan Association v. Topeka, 87 U.S. (20 Wall.) 655 — Supreme Court of the United States (1874)
Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item D. Miller, J.; Clifford, J., dissenting alone. READ IN FULL AT SOURCE 2026-10-18, AND A DIVERGENCE FOUND IN THE BLOCK THAT ORDERED THE ENTRY: the wording supplied by the block is the SYLLABUS, stitched from headnotes 3 and 4, not Miller's words. SYLLABUS 3: "There is no such thing in the theory of our governments, State and National, as unlimited power in any of their branches. The executive, the legislative, and the judicial departments are all of limited and defined powers." SYLLABUS 4: "There are limitations of such powers which arise out of the essential nature of all free governments ; implied reservations of individual rights, without which the social compact could not exist, and which are respected by all governments entitled to the name." PINPOINTS: at 663, Miller, J., for the opinion's own words, which are what the page prints — "The theory of our governments, State and National, is opposed to the deposit of unlimited power anywhere. The executive, the legislative, and the judicial branches of these governments are all of limited and defined powers. There are limitations on such power which grow out of the essential nature of all free governments. Implied reservations of individual rights, without which the social compact could not exist, and which are respected by all governments entitled to the name."; at 665, for the holding that a statute conferring a power the legislature does not have is void — "If the legislature was without power to authorize the issue of these bonds, and its statute attempting to confer such authority is void". THE SYLLABUS IS NOT PART OF THE OPINION, which is why the two are recorded separately here. READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-87/pdf/USREPORTS-87-655.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-658Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1281 · PRIORITY · Boyd v. United States, 116 U.S. 616 — Supreme Court of the United States (1886)
Entered 2026-10-18 by EDIT PASS 2 of the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, item D. Bradley, J. A CONCURRENCE THE ORDERING BLOCK DID NOT NAME: Miller, J., with Waite, C.J., concurring in the judgment and "in so much of the opinion of this court as holds the 5th section of the act of 1874 void as applicable to the present case", on Fifth Amendment grounds — that the case is a criminal case within the self-incrimination clause. READ IN FULL AT SOURCE 2026-10-18, AND THE BLOCK'S SYLLABUS WORDING CORRECTED: the block merges two separate syllabus holdings. The "spirit and meaning" holding is SINGULAR as to the Fourth — "a compulsory production of a party's private books and papers to be used against himself or his property in a criminal or penal proceeding, or for a forfeiture, is within the spirit and meaning of the Amendment" — while a DIFFERENT syllabus holding voids §5 "as applied to suits for penalties, or to establish a forfeiture of the party's goods, as being repugnant to the Fourth and Fifth Amendments of the Constitution". PINPOINTS: at 635, Bradley, J., for both amendments read by their spirit, which is what the page prints and is the OPINION rather than the headnote — "neither, therefore, within the literal terms of the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution any more than it is within the literal terms of the Fourth. Does this relieve the proceedings or the law from being obnoxious to the prohibitions of either? We think not; we think they are within the spirit of both."; at 635, for the slight-deviations sentence — "illegitimate and unconstitutional practices get their first footing in that way, namely, by silent approaches and slight deviations from legal modes of procedure." READ AT: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USREPORTS-116/pdf/USREPORTS-116-616.pdf SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY.supports: HSRP-658Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1282 · PRIORITY · Bey v. Progressive Insurance Co., No. 24-50890 (5th Cir. 7 Nov. 2025) — U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit (Summary Calendar) (2025)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-10-19 via govinfo, package USCOURTS-ca5-24-50890; the whole four-page opinion was read. Full style: Al Motecuhzoma Tastaluca Bey, a/k/a Alexander Manse Parra v. Progressive Insurance Co. PINPOINT IS THE SLIP OPINION — no F.3d or F. App'x citation exists for a decision three weeks old, and none is invented here. HOLDING: the dismissal of the pseudolaw claims as frivolous under 28 U.S.C. §1915(e)(2)(B)(i) and (ii) affirmed, resting on an "indisputably meritless legal theory"; the breach-of-contract claim VACATED AND REMANDED. Benabe is not cited and no good-faith inquiry appears anywhere in the opinion — confirmed by reading, not inferred. The court expressed no opinion on the merits of the remanded claim.supports: HSRP-690Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1286 · PRIORITY · Terminiello v. Chicago, 337 U.S. 1 — Supreme Court of the United States (Douglas, J., for the Court) (1949)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE 2026-11-08 in the official United States Reports print, Library of Congress copy (https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep337/usrep337001/usrep337001.pdf; fetched 2026-10-07, HTTP 200, 1,118,367 bytes, md5 1264df728b1cb64bb8bb541b75b40849; held at source-texts/by-src/). Text layer made 2026-11-08 by `pdftotext -raw` and `pdftotext -layout` (commands logged); page numbers counted from the running heads and confirmed by the syllabus's "Reversed, p. 6". Opinion of the Court by Douglas, J. PINPOINTS: p. 4, "Accordingly a function of free speech under our system of government is to invite dispute. It may indeed best serve its high purpose when it induces a condition of unrest, creates dissatisfaction with conditions as they are, or even stirs people to anger." and, in the same paragraph, freedom of speech "though not absolute ... is nevertheless protected against censorship or punishment, unless shown likely to produce a clear and present danger of a serious substantive evil that rises far above public inconvenience, annoyance, or unrest."; p. 5, THE HOLDING: the ordinance as construed by the trial court "permitted conviction of petitioner if his speech stirred people to anger, invited public dispute, or brought about a condition of unrest. A conviction resting on any of those grounds may not stand."; p. 6, Reversed. PUBLIC DOMAIN (a United States Reports opinion). THE PAGE THAT RESTS ON IT, CHECKED 2026-11-08 — ALL THREE CORRECTED 2026-11-08 on the author's ruling (see the end of this note). As first found: /legal-self-disclaimer reads "In Terminiello v. Chicago (1949), the Court held that free speech serves its highest purpose precisely when it creates unrest, stirs dissatisfaction, and challenges what people assume to be settled. The protection is strongest where the speech is most disruptive — not weakest." Against the opinion: (1) "held": the passage is the opinion's reasoning at p. 4; the holding is narrower, at p. 5, that a conviction may not rest on speech that merely stirred anger, invited dispute or brought unrest; (2) "serves its highest purpose precisely when": the Court wrote "may indeed best serve its high purpose when", so a hedge is removed and "high" becomes "highest"; (3) "The protection is strongest where the speech is most disruptive — not weakest": the opinion states a limit at exactly that end, "unless shown likely to produce a clear and present danger of a serious substantive evil that rises far above public inconvenience, annoyance, or unrest". The sentence is the page's own inference and the opinion qualifies it. "Challenges what people assume to be settled" is a fair paraphrase of "It may strike at prejudices and preconceptions and have profound unsettling effects" (p. 4). The page carries no citation apparatus; it names the case in prose, as it names Barnette and Stevens. CORRECTED 2026-11-08: /legal-self-disclaimer now reads "In Terminiello v. Chicago (1949), the Court reasoned that free speech may indeed best serve its high purpose when it creates unrest, stirs dissatisfaction, and challenges what people assume to be settled. Disruption alone does not remove the protection: it stands unless the speech is \"shown likely to produce a clear and present danger of a serious substantive evil that rises far above public inconvenience, annoyance, or unrest.\"" (1) "held" became "reasoned"; (2) the Court's hedge is restored, "may indeed best serve its high purpose"; (3) the inversion is gone: the page had read a FLOOR as a PEAK, and now says that disruption alone does not remove the protection, quoting the limit verbatim. The quoted limit was re-read against this record's text layer after the edit. The PDF's own OCR layer reads "presenL" for "present" in it; the printed page image was not rendered (no renderer installed), and "present" is the reading of the doctrinal phrase "clear and present danger".Cited on: /legal-self-disclaimer
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SRC-249 · PRIORITY · Morals and Dogma — Albert Pike (1871)
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SRC-251 · PRIORITY · The Meaning of Masonry — W.L. Wilmshurst (1922)
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SRC-252 · PRIORITY · The Sacred Mysteries Among the Mayas and Quiches — Augustus Le Plongeon (1886)
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SRC-253 · PRIORITY · The Works of Francis Bacon — Francis Bacon (1597-1627)
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SRC-254 · PRIORITY · Rosicrucian Manifestos — Andreae (attr.) / CRC (1614-1616)
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SRC-255 · PRIORITY · Morphic Resonance — Rupert Sheldrake (1981/2009)
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SRC-256 · PRIORITY · Humanum Genus (Encyclical on Freemasonry) — Pope Leo XIII (1884)
Promulgated 20 April 1884. PINPOINTS: §22, the doctrines of "the naturalists" — equal right and like condition, natural liberty, no man's right to command another, and compelled obedience to unchosen authority as an act of violence; §23, where Leo attributes those doctrines to Freemasonry, "too well known to require proof"; §24, the condemnation, "Their chief dogmas are so greatly and manifestly at variance with reason that nothing can be more perverse"; §26, where he concedes equality of common origin and nature while denying equality of ability and station. The §26 concession is quoted on /united-states so that a reader who finds it finds the site got there first. Note the sequence: §22 speaks of "the naturalists" and it is §23, not the site, that identifies them with Freemasonry. URL VERIFIED BY CONTENT on 2026-09-19, not merely by HTTP status: the Vatican page returned 77,074 bytes containing "HUMANUM GENUS" (3 occurrences), "Venerable Brethren" (4), and both target phrases exactly once each.supports: HSRP-570 -
SRC-258 · PRIORITY · The Corpus Hermeticum — Hermes Trismegistus (c.1st-3rd c. CE)
Passages cited in supplement 005: CH I.25 (the seven-zone ascent); CH XIII.3 (aplastos), XIII.8 (euphemeson), XIII.10 (Decad and Dodecad, etheothemen), XIII.11–12 (the twelve and the zodiac), XIII.13 (the definition), XIII.15 (the Ogdoad), XIII.16 and XIII.22 (silence, paradosis). -
SRC-259 · PRIORITY · The Emerald Tablet of Hermes — Hermes Trismegistus (various)
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SRC-260 · PRIORITY · The White Goddess — Robert Graves (1948)
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SRC-261 · PRIORITY · The Golden Bough — James George Frazer (1890-1915)
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SRC-262 · PRIORITY · Hamlet's Mill — de Santillana & von Dechend (1969)
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SRC-263 · PRIORITY · Spirit Whirled I: The Deaf Phoenicians — Dylan Saccoccio (2017)
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SRC-264 · PRIORITY · Spirit Whirled II: The Blackest of All Magick — Dylan Saccoccio (2018)
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SRC-265 · PRIORITY · Spirit Whirled III: July's End with Black Swans — Dylan Saccoccio (2020)
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SRC-266 · PRIORITY · Spirit Whirled IV: A Godsacre for Winds of the Soul — Dylan Saccoccio (2022)
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SRC-267 · PRIORITY · Spirit Whirled V: The Holy Sailors — Dylan Saccoccio (2022)
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SRC-268 · PRIORITY · Spirit Whirled: Terminalia — Dylan Saccoccio (various)
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SRC-276 · PRIORITY · Parzival — Wolfram von Eschenbach (c.1210)
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SRC-482 · PRIORITY · Corpus Hermeticum, tome II: traités XIII–XVIII, Asclépius (Collection Budé) — A. D. Nock & A.-J. Festugière (eds.), Les Belles Lettres (1945)
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SRC-483 · PRIORITY · Hermetica: The Greek Corpus Hermeticum and the Latin Asclepius in a New English Translation, with Notes and Introduction — Brian P. Copenhaver (Cambridge University Press) (1992)
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SRC-985 · PRIORITY · "The Age to Study Kabbalah" — Orthodox Union (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [227]. Convention: web page. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-534Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-986 · PRIORITY · On the History of the Interdiction against the Study of Kabbalah before the Age of Forty — Idel, Moshe, AJS Review 5 (Hebrew section):1-20 (1980)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [227]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-534Cited on: /the-hive-mind
Sacred Texts & Scripture · 18
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SRC-277 · PRIORITY · The Nag Hammadi Library (Complete) — Various Gnostic authors (c.2nd-4th c. CE)supports: HSRP-372
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SRC-278 · PRIORITY · The Holy Bible — Complete Study Corpus — Various (various)
Pinpoint for /your-duty: Ezekiel 33:2-9, the watchman, King James Version. Verified at source 2026-09-19 against a public-domain KJV text service; 33:6 and 33:9 quoted on that page. Pinpoints for /the-righteous-and-the-corrupt-sovereign: Exodus 5:2, "I know not the LORD, neither will I let Israel go"; Exodus 8:15, "when Pharaoh saw that there was respite, he hardened his heart"; Exodus 9:27, "I have sinned this time: the LORD is righteous, and I and my people are wicked"; Exodus 9:34, "he sinned yet more, and hardened his heart". KING JAMES VERSION. ALL FOUR VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at King James Bible Online. Carried on that page explicitly as an analogy, not as an argument from scripture. Pinpoints for /evidence-of-the-breach: Leviticus 25:36, "Take thou no usury of him, or increase: but fear thy God; that thy brother may live with thee"; Acts 5:29, "We ought to obey God rather than men." KING JAMES VERSION. BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at King James Bible Online. UNVERIFIED CITATION, recorded under 4(d) as revised 2026-10-12 rather than flagging this record, which the register already records as verified at source: /the-hive-mind [294], Jeremiah 31:33: not yet verified at source. -
SRC-279 · PRIORITY · The Quran — Multi-Translation Study Corpus — Revealed to Muhammad (c.610-632 CE)Cited on: /historic-warnings
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SRC-280 · PRIORITY · The Vedas — Various Vedic rishis (c.1500-500 BCE)
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SRC-281 · PRIORITY · The Upanishads (Principal 13) — Various Vedic authors (c.800-200 BCE)
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SRC-282 · PRIORITY · The Bhagavad Gita — Vyasa (attr.) (c.200 BCE-200 CE)Cited on: /the-secret-teachings, /vedic-traditions
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SRC-284 · PRIORITY · On the Mysteries — Iamblichus (c.300 CE)supports: HSRP-521Cited on: /the-hive-mind
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SRC-285 · PRIORITY · The Hymns of Orpheus — Various Orphic poets (c.6th-2nd c. BCE)
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SRC-286 · PRIORITY · Prometheus Bound — Aeschylus (c.430 BCE)
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SRC-324 · PRIORITY · The Apocryphon of John — Unknown (c.180-220 CE)
Retiered 2026-09-14 from UNREACHABLE to PRIORITY and moved from the Unreachable Register to Sacred Texts & Scripture: the text is quoted directly on /psycho-vulgarism and /the-body-of-7, and /the-body-of-7 cites the Wisse & Waldstein synopsis (NHC II,1; III,1; IV,1; BG 8502,2), so it is held by the project. -
SRC-411 · PRIORITY · Instruction of Ptahhotep — trans. Miriam Lichtheim (c. 2400 BCE)
Incomplete record: edition and publication details of the translation not yet recorded. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [317] "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-323Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-486 · PRIORITY · Novum Testamentum Graece — Matthew 19:28 and Titus 3:5 — Nestle-Aland
Incomplete record: edition and year not yet recorded.supports: HSRP-346Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-514 · PRIORITY · The Admonitions of an Egyptian Sage from a Hieratic Papyrus in Leiden (Pap. Leiden 344 recto) — Alan H. Gardiner (Leipzig: J. C. Hinrichs) (1909)
The editio princeps of the Ipuwer papyrus. Open access via the Internet Archive.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-515 · PRIORITY · Ancient Egyptian Literature, Volume I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms — Miriam Lichtheim (University of California Press) (1973)
Pages 149-163. Describes the text as "preserved in a single, much damaged copy, Papyrus Leiden 344, which dates from the Nineteenth Dynasty", and concludes that it "has not only no bearing whatever on the long past First Intermediate Period, it also does not derive from any other historical situation".Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-843 · PRIORITY · Babylonian Talmud (Soncino edition) — tr. and ed. I. Epstein (Soncino Press) (1935)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [103]. Convention: scripture / canonical collection. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-477Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-844 · PRIORITY · Sahih al-Bukhari — tr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan (1997)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [103]. Convention: scripture / canonical collection. MERGED 2026-10-12: SRC-870 held the same work from that page's SOURCES entry [125]; its citations and notes are here. AP-1 (11 October) confirmed hadith 6878 at sunnah.com; the translator line was not seen. ONE RECORD, confirmed 2026-10-12: sunnah.com publishes al-Bukhari as one collection in one translation (Muhsin Khan's), so a hadith is a numbered part of it, as a verse is of SRC-278; hadith numbers are pinpoints. The scripture revision of 2026-10-12 does NOT reach this record.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-869 · PRIORITY · Mishnah — none named (via Sefaria) (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [124]. Convention: scripture / canonical collection.supports: HSRP-488Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-870 · PRIORITY · [merged into SRC-844] Sahih al-Bukhari — tr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan (1997)
RETIRED 2026-10-12. Merged into SRC-844, 12 October 2026. This number is never reused. Kept as a pointer so no record renumbers; it is not a source and carries no citation.
Mythology & Comparative Religion · 46
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SRC-288 · PRIORITY · The Masks of God (4 vols.) — Joseph Campbell (1959-1968)
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SRC-289 · PRIORITY · The Power of Myth — Campbell & Moyers (1988)
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SRC-290 · PRIORITY · The Mythic Image — Joseph Campbell (1974)
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SRC-293 · PRIORITY · Amor and Psyche — Erich Neumann (1956)
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SRC-295 · PRIORITY · The Gods of the Greeks — Karl Kerenyi (1951)
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SRC-296 · PRIORITY · Babylonian & Akkadian Texts — Core Corpus — Various (c.2000-500 BCE)
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SRC-297 · PRIORITY · Sumerian Texts — Core Corpus — Various (c.3000-1700 BCE)
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SRC-298 · PRIORITY · Egyptian Mythology & Sacred Texts — Core Corpus — Various (c.3000-400 BCE)
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SRC-299 · PRIORITY · Greek Mythology — Primary Sources — Hesiod, Homer, Pindar, Apollodorus, Ovid (c.700 BCE-2nd c. CE)
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SRC-300 · PRIORITY · Roman Mythology & Religion — Primary Sources — Virgil, Ovid, Livy, Cicero (c.1st c. BCE-2nd c. CE)
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SRC-301 · PRIORITY · Norse/Germanic Mythology — Primary Sources — Various Icelandic/Norse (c.9th-13th c. CE)
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SRC-302 · PRIORITY · Celtic Mythology & Druidic Tradition — Various Irish & Welsh (c.7th-14th c. CE)
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SRC-303 · PRIORITY · Hindu Mythology — Puranas & Epics — Vyasa (attr.) and others (c.400 BCE-1200 CE)
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SRC-304 · PRIORITY · Zoroastrian / Avestan Texts — Zoroaster (attr.) (c.1500-600 BCE)
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SRC-305 · PRIORITY · Mesoamerican Sacred Texts — Maya/Aztec/Quiche authors (pre-Columbian / rec. 16th c.)
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SRC-306 · PRIORITY · The Christ Conspiracy — Acharya S (D.M. Murdock) (1999)
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SRC-307 · PRIORITY · Suns of God — Acharya S (D.M. Murdock) (2004)
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SRC-308 · PRIORITY · Science and the Akashic Field — Ervin Laszlo (2004)
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SRC-416 · PRIORITY · Windigo Psychosis: The Anatomy of an Emic-Etic Confusion — Lou Marano, Current Anthropology 23(4):385–412 (1982)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind
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SRC-417 · PRIORITY · The Windigo in the Material World — Robert Brightman, Ethnohistory 35(4):337–379 (1988)Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind
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SRC-419 · PRIORITY · The Scapegoat — Rene Girard (trans. Y. Freccero, Johns Hopkins UP, 1986) (1982)
NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags entry [320] "Not yet verified."Cited on: /psycho-vulgarism, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-490 · PRIORITY · Ancient Mystery Cults — Walter Burkert (Harvard University Press) (1987)
p. 108: the ergot hypothesis for Eleusis.Cited on: /entheogens, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-491 · PRIORITY · Inana's descent to the nether world — ETCSL (Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature), composition c.1.4.1
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SRC-492 · PRIORITY · Mithraeum of Felicissimus, Ostia Antica — floor mosaic of the seven grades — Vermaseren, CIMRM 299; Becatti, I Mitrei (Scavi di Ostia II, 1954)
Seven panels in sequence, each pairing a grade with its planetary symbol. Incomplete record: date, Becatti page and plate numbers not yet recorded.Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-493 · PRIORITY · Epistle 107 (to Laeta), 2 — Jerome
Lists the seven Mithraic grades: corax, nymphius, miles, leo, Perses, heliodromus, pater. Incomplete record: date, edition or translation not yet recorded.Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-512 · PRIORITY · Stromateis, Book 3 — Clement of Alexandria
At 3.3.17 Clement quotes Pindar (fragment 137) on the Eleusinian mysteries: "Blessed is he who has seen before he goes under the earth; for he knows the end of life and knows also its divine beginning." Incomplete record: date, edition and translation not yet recorded.Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-516 · PRIORITY · The cursing of Agade (ETCSL 2.1.5) — Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature, Oriental Institute, University of Oxford (1998-2006)
Composite text and translation. Inana abandons Agade at lines 57-65; Naram-Suen persists seven years at lines 83-93; the attack on the Ekur is at lines 100-119. Open access.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-517 · PRIORITY · The Curse of Agade — Jerrold S. Cooper (Johns Hopkins University Press) (1983)
ISBN 9780801828461. The standard edition and study; dates the composition to the Ur III period, generations after the events it describes.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-518 · PRIORITY · Before the Muses: An Anthology of Akkadian Literature, 3rd edition — Benjamin R. Foster (CDL Press) (2005)
Erra and Ishum at pages 880-911. Anu gives the Sebitti to Erra: "He gave those very ones to Erra, warrior of the gods, saying: 'Let them go beside you, when the clamor of human habitations becomes noisome to you.'"Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-519 · PRIORITY · Atra-hasis: The Babylonian Story of the Flood — W. G. Lambert & A. R. Millard (Clarendon Press; repr. Eisenbrauns) (1969)
Reprint ISBN 978-1-57506-184-9. The standard edition of the Atrahasis epic.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-520 · PRIORITY · The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, Volume R — The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago (1999)
s.v. rigmu: "voice, sound... noise... wailing, lamentation... complaint". No sense of population density is recorded for the word.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-526 · PRIORITY · The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition — trans. Horace Hayman Wilson (London: John Murray) (1840)
The dynastic prophecy runs from Book 4 chapter 21 and concludes at chapter 24. The frequently repeated "Oriental Translation Fund" imprint for this edition is unverified and is not reproduced here.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-527 · PRIORITY · The Visnu Purana: A New Translation — McComas Taylor (ANU Press) (2021)
Modern scholarly translation, open access.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-528 · PRIORITY · The Purana Text of the Dynasties of the Kali Age — F. E. Pargiter (Oxford University Press) (1913)
"All these accounts profess to be prophetic." Establishes the Kali-age passages as a shared literary form across the Matsya, Vayu, Brahmanda, Bhagavata, Garuda and Bhavisya Puranas. Open access via the Internet Archive.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-530 · PRIORITY · Popol Vuh: The Sacred Book of the Maya — trans. Allen J. Christenson (University of Oklahoma Press) (2007)
The sixteenth-century alphabetic Quiche original is lost; the surviving manuscript is the copy made by Francisco Ximenez, Newberry Library, Ayer MS 1515, which the Newberry dates to between 1700 and 1715.Cited on: /historic-warnings -
SRC-1000 · PRIORITY · Religion Explained — Boyer, Pascal (New York: Basic Books) (2001)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [236]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-538Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1001 · PRIORITY · In Gods We Trust — Atran, Scott (New York: Oxford University Press) (2002)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [236]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-538Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1080 · PRIORITY · Ma'at: Gerechtigkeit und Unsterblichkeit im Alten Agypten — Assmann, Jan (Munich: C. H. Beck) (1990)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [305]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-578Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1088 · PRIORITY · "Eleusinian Mysteries", New World Encyclopedia — editors, New World Encyclopedia (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [314]. Convention: encyclopedia entry.supports: HSRP-583Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1103 · PRIORITY · The Gathas of Zarathustra (Acta Iranica 8) — Insler, Stanley (Leiden: Brill) (1975)
Entered 2026-10-12 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [305]. Convention: a scholar's edition, translation and commentary is a work in its own right, not a pinpoint on a collection. THE AVESTAN REUSE WAS WITHDRAWN AFTER TESTING IT: SRC-304 is "Zoroastrian / Avestan Texts", attributed to Zoroaster, c.1500-600 BCE, with an empty note - it is not Insler 1975, so this is a separate record. Cited for Insler's reading of asa. THE ENTRY'S URL IS NOT THIS WORK and is deliberately NOT recorded here: it points to Encyclopaedia Iranica's "ASA" article, which the entry does not name. See the held item for it. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-578Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1119 · PRIORITY · "AṢA i. Avestan aṣa", Encyclopaedia Iranica, Vol. II, Fasc. 7, pp. 694-696 — Schlerath, Bernfried (1987)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [305]. Convention: encyclopedia entry. Published 15 December 1987; last updated 12 July 2018, the version read. PINPOINTS for /the-hive-mind [305]: "it is methodically more correct to take aṣa- always as 'truth'"; "In the Avesta the opposite of aṣa- and haiθiia- is drug- 'lie'"; and the other reading it records, "Many scholars understand aṣa- and Vedic ṛtá- as also meaning 'order'". THIS IS THE WORK THE ENTRY'S URL POINTS AT and which the page's "some scholars read only 'truth' and 'lie'" rests on; the entry does not name it. Checked 12 October 2026 at this source (also read in AP-1, 11 October), so no flag though [305] is flagged. PAGE DEFECT, RECORDED NOT FIXED: AP-1 proposed the hedge and asked for Schlerath and Kellens to be cited with it; the hedge went onto the page and the two names did not.supports: HSRP-578Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1120 · PRIORITY · "DRUJ-", Encyclopaedia Iranica, Vol. VII, Fasc. 6, pp. 562-563 — Kellens, Jean (1996)
Entered 2026-10-13 at the tail of the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [305]. Convention: encyclopedia entry. Published 15 December 1996; last updated 7 August 2015, the version read. PINPOINT for /the-hive-mind [305]: "if the meaning of aṣa- is “truth,” then that of druj- must be “lie,”". Checked 12 October 2026 at this source (also read in AP-1, 11 October), so no flag though [305] is flagged.supports: HSRP-578Cited on: /the-hive-mind
Archaeoastronomy · 3
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SRC-309 · PRIORITY · The Ancient Egyptian Books of the Afterlife — Erik Hornung (trans. Lorton) (1999)Cited on: /astrology
Contemplative Practice & Meditation Research · 10
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SRC-471 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Singer et al., ReSource Project (2016)
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SRC-472 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Lindahl, Fisher, Cooper, Rosen & Britton (2018)
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SRC-473 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Farias et al. (2020)
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SRC-474 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Van Dam et al. (2025)
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SRC-475 · PRIORITY · Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta — Majjhima Nikāya (MN 10)
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SRC-476 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Smigielski et al., Scientific Reports 9:14914 (2019)
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SRC-477 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Griffiths et al. (2018)
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SRC-478 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Garland et al., JAMA Internal Medicine 182(4):407 (2022)
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SRC-479 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Taren, Creswell et al. (2015)
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SRC-480 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Lutz et al. (2008)
Incomplete record: title, author list, journal, volume and pages not yet recorded.
Discourse Analysis & Rhetoric · 19
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SRC-452 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Marcus, Loyola University Chicago Law Journal 43(2):357 (2012)
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SRC-463 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Bull & Mayer (1993)
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SRC-464 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Bull (1994)
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SRC-465 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Bull (1998)
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SRC-466 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Bavelas, Black, Bryson & Mullett, J. Lang. Soc. Psychol. 7:137 (1988)
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SRC-467 · PRIORITY · [title not yet recorded] — Feldman, Kinoshita & Bull (2015)
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SRC-468 · PRIORITY · Fearless Speech — Michel Foucault (2001)
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SRC-469 · PRIORITY · The Courage of Truth — Michel Foucault (1984)
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SRC-470 · PRIORITY · Lives, Book VI — Diogenes Laertius
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SRC-845 · PRIORITY · The surprising origins of 'thoughtcrime' — Tearle, Oliver, Interesting Literature (2025)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [104]. Convention: web page.supports: HSRP-478Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-846 · PRIORITY · "Wrongthink" (etymology), Wiktionary — Wiktionary contributors (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [105]. Convention: encyclopedia / dictionary entry.supports: HSRP-478Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1047 · PRIORITY · "authority (n.)", Online Etymology Dictionary — Harper, Douglas (n.d.)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [278]. Convention: encyclopedia / dictionary entry.supports: HSRP-164Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1184 · PRIORITY · Politics and the English Language, Horizon 13, no. 76 — Orwell, George (1946)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S68. CITATION as the block gives it (S68): George Orwell, "Politics and the English Language," Horizon 13, no. 76 (April 1946). READ AT: https://libcom.org/library/politics-and-english-language-george-orwell ; https://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/Drew.Whitworth/webdesign/ext_orwell.html SCOPE PAGE; PRIMARY. Web transcriptions (the two agree); no page numbers.supports: HSRP-651Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1186 · PRIORITY · Dangerous Machinery: ‘Conspiracy Theorist’ as a Transpersonal Strategy of Exclusion — Husting, Ginna & Orr, Martin (2007)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S71. CITATION as the block gives it (S71): Ginna Husting & Martin Orr, "Dangerous Machinery: 'Conspiracy Theorist' as a Transpersonal Strategy of Exclusion," Symbolic Interaction 30, no. 2 (2007): 127–150, doi:10.1525/si.2007.30.2.127 (abstract). READ AT: https://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/sociology_facpubs/14/ SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. The authors' abstract only; the full text was not reached.Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1188 · PRIORITY · Does the Phrase ‘Conspiracy Theory’ Matter? — Dentith, M. R. X., Husting, Ginna & Orr, Martin (2024)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S73. CITATION as the block gives it (S73): M. R. X. Dentith, Ginna Husting & Martin Orr, "Does the Phrase 'Conspiracy Theory' Matter?", Society 61, no. 2 (2024): 189–196, doi:10.1007/s12115-023-00882-5 (abstract). READ AT: https://philarchive.org/rec/DENDTP SCOPE PAGE + EDITS; PRIMARY. Abstract only. Two of the three authors wrote SRC-1186 (S71). Their data were not read.supports: HSRP-653Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1218 · PRIORITY · ‘Words matter’: ASIO ditches ‘right-wing’ and ‘Islamic’ extremism labels as it changes its language on terror — Brancatisano, Emma (SBS News) (2021)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S103. CITATION as the block gives it (S103): Emma Brancatisano, "'Words matter': ASIO ditches 'right-wing' and 'Islamic' extremism labels as it changes its language on terror," SBS News (18 March 2021), quoting ASIO Director-General Mike Burgess. READ AT: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/words-matter-asio-ditches-right-wing-and-islamic-extremism-labels-as-it-changes-its-language-on-terror SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. Title confirmed by web search in this pass.supports: HSRP-654Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1221 · PRIORITY · Summary of Theunissen, “The Pseudo-Legal Language of ‘Sovereign Citizen’ Court Cases in Aotearoa and Australia” (ANZCA 2023) — Bruns, Axel (Snurblog) (2023)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S106. CITATION as the block gives it (S106): Axel Bruns, summary of Theunissen, "The Pseudo-Legal Language of 'Sovereign Citizen' Court Cases in Aotearoa and Australia" (ANZCA 2023), Snurblog (24 November 2023). READ AT: https://www.snurb.info/node/2932 SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. A second-hand summary of a conference paper; Theunissen's paper was not read. Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-656Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1223 · PRIORITY · Muslim Who Squeezed $3M Out of SPLC for Calling Him an Anti-Muslim Extremist Says Others Also Wrongly Labeled — Poff, Jeremiah (The Daily Signal) (2018)
Entered 2026-10-18 by the SOVEREIGN CITIZENS block, from source entry S108. CITATION as the block gives it (S108): Jeremiah Poff, "Muslim Who Squeezed $3M Out of SPLC for Calling Him an Anti-Muslim Extremist Says Others Also Wrongly Labeled," The Daily Signal (23 July 2018), quoting Maajid Nawaz on his SPLC listing. READ AT: https://www.dailysignal.com/2018/07/23/muslim-who-squeezed-3m-out-of-splc-for-calling-him-an-anti-muslim-extremist-says-others-also-wrongly-labeled/ SCOPE H-ONLY; SECONDARY. It concerns a different label ("anti-Muslim extremist"). Title confirmed by web search in this pass.supports: HSRP-657Cited on: /sovereign-citizens -
SRC-1283 · PRIORITY · Straw Men, Weak Men, and Hollow Men — Scott F. Aikin and John Casey (2011)
VERIFIED 2026-10-19 against CROSSREF's registered metadata (api.crossref.org/works/10.1007/s10503-010-9199-y), because link.springer.com answers an automated client with a 303 to an authorization endpoint and serves no article page — the bot-mitigation class this project reads normally. FULL CITATION: Argumentation 25(1):87–105, print issue March 2011, published online 7 October 2010, DOI 10.1007/s10503-010-9199-y, ISSN 0920-427X / 1572-8374, Springer. A CORRECTION TO THIS PROJECT'S OWN HELD SPEC: the issue number was to be OMITTED on the ground that it could not be verified. CROSSREF REGISTERS IT AS ISSUE 1, so the ground is gone and the issue is recorded. THE ARTICLE'S CONTENT IS NOT YET READ AT SOURCE: the taxonomy quotations held for draft 1 — the weak man as "selecting the weakest argument or position when a stronger argument or position is known to be available" and the hollow man as "fabricating an imaginary opponent with an imaginary and impossibly weak argument, and then defeating the argument" — are NOT verified against the article text, and the observation that the paper offers no single formal definition of the straw man is likewise unverified. THIS RECORD HAS NO CITING OBSERVATION: draft 1, the three-move taxonomy, is author decision 8 and is HELD. The record exists so the citation is ready; it is an orphan until that decision lands.
Field Observations · 5
Unreachable Register · 26
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SRC-317 · UNREACHABLE · The Zelator — Hedsel / Ovason (1998)
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SRC-318 · UNREACHABLE · The Temple of Man (2 vols.) — Schwaller de Lubicz (1998)
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SRC-319 · UNREACHABLE · Le Mystere des Cathedrales / Les Demeures Philosophales — Fulcanelli (1926/1929)
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SRC-320 · UNREACHABLE · Spell of the Twelve Caves / Amduat / Book of Caverns — Ancient Egyptian (c.1550-1050 BCE)
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SRC-321 · UNREACHABLE · Morals and Dogma — Albert Pike (1871)
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SRC-322 · UNREACHABLE · Against Heresies + Refutation of All Heresies — Irenaeus / Hippolytus (c.180 / c.230 CE)
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SRC-323 · UNREACHABLE · The Gospel of Thomas — Unknown (c.50-150 CE)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source.Cited on: /the-secret-teachings -
SRC-325 · UNREACHABLE · The Kybalion — Three Initiates (attr. Atkinson) (1908)
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SRC-326 · UNREACHABLE · The Secret Destiny of America — Manly P. Hall (1944)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source.Cited on: /united-states -
SRC-327 · UNREACHABLE · Occult Science: An Outline — Rudolf Steiner (1909)
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SRC-328 · UNREACHABLE · Inanna: Queen of Heaven and Earth — Wolkstein & Kramer (1983)
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SRC-329 · UNREACHABLE · The Road to Eleusis — Wasson, Hofmann & Ruck (1978)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source.Cited on: /entheogens -
SRC-330 · UNREACHABLE · The Sufis — Idries Shah (1964)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-331 · UNREACHABLE · Parzival — Wolfram von Eschenbach (c.1210)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-332 · UNREACHABLE · In Search of the Miraculous — P.D. Ouspensky (1949)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-333 · UNREACHABLE · The Transmission of the Book of the Twelve Caverns — Mendez Rodriguez (2016)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-334 · UNREACHABLE · Ancient Egypt: The Light of the World (2 vols.) — Gerald Massey (1907)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-335 · UNREACHABLE · Egyptian Language: Easy Lessons in Egyptian Hieroglyphics — E.A. Wallis Budge (1910)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-336 · UNREACHABLE · Hamlet's Mill — de Santillana & von Dechend (1969)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-337 · UNREACHABLE · The Book of Pleasure — Austin Osman Spare (1913)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-338 · UNREACHABLE · Alchimie: Etudes Diverses — Eugene Canseliet (1964)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-339 · UNREACHABLE · Initiation Into Hermetics — Franz Bardon (1956)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-340 · UNREACHABLE · The Golden Dawn (4 vols.) — Israel Regardie (1937)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source.Cited on: /the-great-work -
SRC-341 · UNREACHABLE · Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson — G.I. Gurdjieff (1950)
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SRC-342 · UNREACHABLE · The Hermetic Tradition — Julius Evola (1931)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source. -
SRC-343 · UNREACHABLE · The Reign of Quantity / The Crisis of the Modern World — Rene Guenon (1945/1927)
Not currently accessible to the project. Listed as a working requirement, not as a consulted source.
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SRC-608 · PRIORITY · Britain Begins Taxing the Colonies: The Sugar and Stamp Acts — National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior (current)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22. Neutral government source for the vice-admiralty context: "Those caught with illegal cargo were no longer tried by a sympathetic local jury but at a new vice-admiralty court in Halifax, Nova Scotia." NOT SOURCED FROM HERE and therefore not published: that the judges served at the Crown's pleasure, that civil-law procedure applied, the April 1764 date, and the distance figure. Those were supplied with the brief and could not be confirmed from a reachable neutral source.Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-609 · PRIORITY · American Legal History to the 1860s, chapter 1.2: The Sugar and Stamp Acts, 1764-66 — University of Wisconsin (Pressbooks/Unizin open textbook) (current)
VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-09-22. Academic open textbook, used alongside SRC-608 as the second neutral anchor for the vice-admiralty context. Quoted verbatim: the Sugar Act allowed officials to sue violators "in a new vice-admiralty court in Halifax, Nova Scotia, rather than in the local courts where convictions were much harder to come by," and "It also placed the burden of proof upon the accused in all cases."Cited on: /pv-remediation -
SRC-649 · PRIORITY · Res Gestae Divi Augusti — Augustus, trans. Frederick W. Shipley (Loeb Classical Library) (c.14 CE)
PINPOINTS: 34.1, "I transferred the republic from my own control to the will of the Senate and the Roman people". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Livius.org. Set on the page against Cassius Dio (SRC-650), who records the ten-year grants renewed until rule for life. PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: 34.1, "I transferred the republic from my own control to the will of the Senate and the Roman people". VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03. Set against Cassius Dio 53.16.2 under the author's hallmark 23. -
SRC-650 · PRIORITY · Roman History, Book LIII — Cassius Dio, trans. Earnest Cary (Loeb Classical Library) (1917)
PINPOINTS: 53.11.2, the senators "kept applauding him enthusiastically"; 53.12.1, the supremacy "ratified by the senate and by the people as well"; 53.13.1, the provinces undertaken "for only ten years"; 53.16.2, "by the succession of ten-year periods he continued to be sole ruler for life"; 53.17.3, the offices "are maintained even now" while the entire direction is in accordance with the wishes of the one in power. ALL FIVE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Lexundria. PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach: 53.12.1, the supremacy "ratified by the senate and by the people as well"; 53.16.2, "by the succession of ten-year periods he continued to be sole ruler for life"; 53.17.3, the offices "are maintained even now"; 53.18.1, the emperors "have been released from the laws, as the very words in Latin declare"; 53.21.6, "the people and the plebs, moreover, continued to meet for the elections; but nothing was done that did not please Caesar." ALL FIVE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 at Lexundria. ALSO CITED ON /two-party-hive-mind, two pinpoints already on this record: 53.12.1, the supremacy "ratified by the senate and by the people as well"; and 53.21.6, "the people and the plebs, moreover, continued to meet for the elections; but nothing was done that did not please Caesar." Carried there as a crossing made by vote. -
SRC-689 · PRIORITY · The Law of Suspects, 17 September 1793 — National Convention (France), trans. in Duvergier, Collection complete des lois (1793)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Article 1, ordering "all suspects within the territory of the Republic and still at large" into custody. revolution.chnm.org failed to connect on 2026-10-03. English translation of the text in Duvergier, 2nd ed., vol. 6, pp. 172-173, as printed by the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on a re-check, after the host failed to connect earlier the same day. Article 1 orders "all suspects within the territory of the Republic and still at large" into custody; the title "Law of Suspects" and the date 17 September 1793 are both on the page. The PARTIAL status this record carried on entry is LIFTED.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-692 · PRIORITY · The Law of 22 Prairial Year II (10 June 1794) — National Convention (France), trans. John Hall Stewart (1794)
PINPOINTS from /evidence-of-the-breach, ALL THREE VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: "If either material or moral proofs exist, apart from the attested proof, there shall be no further hearing of witnesses"; "The law provides sworn patriots as counsel for calumniated patriots; it does not grant them to conspirators."; and, among the enemies of the people, "Those who have disseminated false news in order to divide or disturb the people". English from Stewart, A Documentary Survey of the French Revolution (New York: Macmillan, 1951), pp. 528-531. Title checked 13 October 2026 against WorldCat (OCLC 401456); the book itself was not read here. The host prints the law without article numbers, so no article is asserted. MERGED 2026-10-13: SRC-837 held the same law from /the-hive-mind's SOURCES entry [97], which cited the same book and pages (Stewart, pp. 528-531) and carried no "Not yet verified." flag. Its citations moved here. PINPOINTS from /the-hive-mind entry [97], NOT VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY THIS PROJECT, recorded by page, entry and point rather than flagging this record, which is verified for its own three: (a) for HSRP-473, the law named as "enemies of the people" those who "sought to mislead opinion" or "corrupt the public conscience", with death the only penalty; (b) for HSRP-571, that it punished corrupting "the public conscience"; (c) for HSRP-477, the structural reading that secular states repeat the form with courts shaped to loyalty and public tests of sincerity, which is a synthesis rather than a quotation. SRC-692's bibliographic fields govern the merged record.Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach, /the-hive-mind -
SRC-694 · PRIORITY · A Failure of Initiative: Final Report — U.S. House of Representatives, Select Bipartisan Committee to Investigate the Preparation for and Response to Hurricane Katrina (2006)
PINPOINT from /evidence-of-the-breach: Preface, p. xi - "This crisis was not only predictable, it was predicted." The archived committee index opened but the Preface itself is a separate file that was not retrieved on 2026-10-03. Released 15 February 2006. No House Report number is printed because the copy read shows none. VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 on a re-check, from the OFFICIAL PRINT at govinfo: H. Rept. 109-377, Union Calendar No. 205, 109th Congress, 2nd Session, https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CRPT-109hrpt377/pdf/CRPT-109hrpt377.pdf. "This crisis was not only predictable, it was predicted." PINPOINT p. xi CONFIRMED: the sentence sits on the page whose running foot reads "xi", and the table of contents places the Preface at ix. The date 15 February 2006 is confirmed on the print ("February 15, 2006. - Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Union and ordered to be printed"). THE REPORT NUMBER IS CORRECTED: this record said on entry that no House Report number is printed because the copy read showed none. The archived committee site is an INDEX of chapter PDFs and does NOT carry the Preface - cover.pdf is a scanned title page with no text layer, and preface.pdf does not exist on that host - so the only route that shows the quoted sentence is the govinfo print, which the Sources entry now lists. The PARTIAL status this record carried on entry is LIFTED.supports: HSRP-409Cited on: /evidence-of-the-breach -
SRC-740 · PRIORITY · Goals of the Central Round Table (December 7, 1989) — Central Round Table of the German Democratic Republic (1989)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind: the Round Table would continue "until free, democratic, and secret elections are held", and agreed "to start developing a draft of a new constitution immediately". BOTH VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03 in the English printed by German History in Documents and Images, which gives its source as Neue Chronik DDR, vol. 3 (1990-91), p. 57 ff. TITLE CONFIRMED from the host 2026-10-03; the block took it from the address. Carried on the page among the restorations that were themselves the acts of assemblies.supports: HSRP-418Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-745 · PRIORITY · Browder v. Gayle, 352 U.S. 903 (encyclopedia entry) — The Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute, Stanford University (2026)
PINPOINTS from /two-party-hive-mind, ALL VERIFIED AT SOURCE BY CONTENT 2026-10-03: the suit was filed on 1 February 1956; after the Supreme Court rejected the appeals on 17 December 1956, "three days later the order for integrated buses arrived in Montgomery"; and "On 20 December 1956 King and the Montgomery Improvement Association voted to end the 381-day Montgomery bus boycott." The entry's own date range is "February 1, 1956 to December 17, 1956". A SECONDARY ACCOUNT, and a separate work from the case itself at SRC-746: a secondary account of a work is not the work, the same distinction that keeps SRC-522 (Walbank's commentary) apart from SRC-521 (Polybius). The dates and the 381 days come from here; the holding is quoted from SRC-746.supports: HSRP-421Cited on: /two-party-hive-mind -
SRC-790 · PRIORITY · Unidentified curved bacilli in the stomach of patients with gastritis and peptic ulceration — Marshall, Barry J., & Warren, J. Robin, The Lancet 323(8390):1311-1315 (1984)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [51]. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-452Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-791 · PRIORITY · Helicobacter pylori in peptic ulcer disease — NIH Consensus Development Conference (1994)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [51]. Convention: press release / statement. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-452Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-792 · PRIORITY · The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2005 — The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet (2005)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [51]. Convention: ELEVENTH FORM: award - the awarding body's announcement. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-452Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-793 · PRIORITY · The Story of Nikolai Ivanovich Vavilov and Trofim Denisovich Lysenko — Ottaviano, Thomas (compiler); Cornell University Library (publisher) (2020)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [52]. Convention: TWELFTH FORM: web page / finding aid. Same guide as [268]..Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-808 · PRIORITY · Official Declaration 2 — First Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1978)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [67]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-455Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-809 · PRIORITY · The Watchtower, 15 March 1980 — Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society (1980)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [68]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-455Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-810 · PRIORITY · Life Everlasting in Freedom of the Sons of God — Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society (1966)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [68].supports: HSRP-455Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-811 · PRIORITY · Yearbook of Jehovah's Witnesses, service-year reports 1976-1979 — Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society (1979)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [69]. Convention: church document.supports: HSRP-455Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-812 · PRIORITY · Ecclesia Dei — John Paul II (1988)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [70]. Convention: church document (apostolic letter motu proprio, 2 July 1988).supports: HSRP-455Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-902 · PRIORITY · Imperial Rescript on Education — Meiji government of Japan (1890)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [145]. Convention: state document (rescript).supports: HSRP-498Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-955 · PRIORITY · History of the Peloponnesian War — Thucydides (c. 400 BCE)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [201]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-521Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-974 · PRIORITY · Sacred Edict (Shengyu) — Kangxi emperor (1670)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [221]. Convention: state document.supports: HSRP-532Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-975 · PRIORITY · Amplified Instructions on the Sacred Edict — Yongzheng emperor (1724)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [221]. Convention: state document.supports: HSRP-532Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1027 · PRIORITY · Apology — Plato (c. 399 BCE)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [260]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1028 · PRIORITY · Athenian impiety trials: A reappraisal — Filonik, Jakub, Dike 16:11-96 (2013)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [260].supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1029 · PRIORITY · Han shu, chapter 62 (biography of Sima Qian) — Ban Gu (c. 111 CE)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [261]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1030 · PRIORITY · The Letter to Ren An and Sima Qian's Legacy — Durrant, Stephen W., Li, W.-y., Nylan, M., & van Ess, H. (Seattle: University of Washington Press) (2016)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [261].supports: HSRP-559Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1036 · PRIORITY · Nicolay Ivanovich Vavilov - An Unpublished Introduction — Loeve, Dirk, Botanical Electronic News 388 (2008)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [268]. CITED THROUGH: S. Reznik, The Road to the Scaffold, named in the pinpoint; not given a record of its own.Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1049 · PRIORITY · Bisotun inscription (DB) — Darius I; in R. G. Kent, Old Persian: Grammar, Texts, Lexicon, 2nd ed. (New Haven: American Oriental Society) (1953)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [280]. Convention: inscription. NOT YET VERIFIED AT SOURCE as of 2026-10-12: the /the-hive-mind SOURCES list flags this entry "Not yet verified."supports: HSRP-566Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1050 · PRIORITY · Cornerstone Speech — Stephens, Alexander H. (1861)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [281]. Convention: speech.supports: HSRP-566Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1090 · PRIORITY · Histories — Polybius, tr. W. R. Paton (Loeb, vol. III) (1923)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [332]. Convention: classical work. ANOTHER EDITION OF THIS VOLUME: SRC-521 (2011), Paton revised by Walbank & Habicht, Loeb Classical Library 138. EDITIONS REVIEWED 2026-10-13: not a duplicate. Each record names the edition read for its own citations, by the edition rule settled for SRC-412; one record cannot carry two editions' years. No citation moves between them.supports: HSRP-592Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1092 · PRIORITY · History of Rome (Ab urbe condita), books 39 — Livy (c. 20 BCE)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [337]. Convention: classical work.supports: HSRP-594Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1093 · PRIORITY · Senatus consultum de Bacchanalibus (CIL I2 581) — Roman Senate (186 BCE)
Entered 2026-10-12 by the /the-hive-mind sources pass, from that page's SOURCES entry [337]. Convention: inscription.supports: HSRP-594Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1127 · PRIORITY · Who Voted for Hitler? — Hamilton, Richard F. (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press) (1982)
Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update to /the-hive-mind. Checked through a secondary source only; the book has not been read. Cited on the proof page of HSRP-611 for the finding that Nazi support ran across classes, with no exceptional lower-middle-class base (ch. 1). Hamilton's own upper-class finding is itself debated. NOT THE SAME HAMILTON as SRC-592 or SRC-601 (Alexander Hamilton, The Federalist). Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-611Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1128 · PRIORITY · Hitlers Wähler — Falter, Jürgen W. (Munich: C. H. Beck) (1991)
Entered 2026-10-15 by the Fromm update to /the-hive-mind. Read through a secondary source only; the book has not been read. Cited on the proof page of HSRP-611: Falter calls the NSDAP a "Volkspartei des Protestes" with a "Mittelstandsbauch" (pp. 371 f., through a secondary source). Not yet verified.supports: HSRP-611Cited on: /the-hive-mind -
SRC-1285 · PRIORITY · Wilhelm Reich vs. the U.S.A. — Jerome Greenfield (W. W. Norton, 1974) (1974)
READ AT SOURCE 2026-11-08 in the OCR text layer of an archive.org community upload of the 1974 W. W. Norton edition (item wilhelmreichvstheusabyjeromegreenfield, file 374623711-Wilhelm-Reich-vs-the-USA-by-Jerome-Greenfield_djvu.txt, fetched 2026-10-19, md5 2564ab3e1e4efd4353d9693bbc5255f4, held at source-texts/reich/). THE PRINTED BOOK WAS NOT SEEN; page numbers are read from the running heads in the text layer, which sit at the top of each page. IN COPYRIGHT (Copyright 1974 by Jerome Greenfield; ISBN 0-393-07484-6): held for verification only, and the site deliberately does not link the upload, which is why the page entry reads NO VERIFIED URL. PINPOINTS for /sovereign-citizens (the Reich passage; HSRP-687): p. 145, Greenfield's narrative: "Another irrationality was Reich's apparent belief that his mere appearance in court would mean he was ceding authority in matters of science to the judiciary", and on the same page the jurisdiction ground, which Greenfield gives as what the court, "after examining the issue, would most probably have informed him" had Reich appeared to challenge its jurisdiction: "not only a matter of scientific research but of the interstate shipment of devices"; p. 189, Reich speaking at the 1956 contempt trial: "You remember, Your Honor, I had sent you a response when I received the complaint" and "As a natural scientist, I denied the right to decide what is true or what is not true in basic natural science to both Court and Government and I think I am here in my good right"; p. 302, Reich's Response, reprinted in the appendices: "Scientific matters cannot possibly ever be decided upon in court."; p. 321, the First Circuit's opinion of 11 December 1956, reprinted in the appendices, quoting Reich's letter of 25 February 1954: "the authority of this special branch of the government"; p. 323, the same opinion stating the appellants' contention: "basic scientific research which no agency of the Government had jurisdiction to interfere with or control". CHECKED 2026-11-08: of the six quotations the page printed from this book, five were exact and the courtroom quotation added a comma after "Government" that the source does not have. CORRECTED 2026-11-08, on the page and, for the first point, in HSRP-687's claim: (1) "his own biographer" now reads "Greenfield"; (2) "another irrationality" is now applied, as Greenfield applies it, to Reich's belief that appearing in court would cede authority in matters of science, not to the argument; (3) the p. 145 jurisdiction ground is now stated as what Greenfield says the court would most probably have informed him, not as Greenfield's own finding; (4) the comma is removed, so all six quotations now match the source. A NOTE ON (3): this record and the report that first raised the point said COUNSEL would have advised him. The source says THE COURT, "after examining the issue". The page follows the source. ALSO CHECKED 2026-11-08: the passage's "which Greenfield reads as ceding to the judiciary the very jurisdiction the Response had denied" is accurate to p. 145: "Reich attempted to argue the validity of his scientific formulations in court—thereby ceding to the judiciary that very authority and jurisdiction that the Response at this time denied."supports: HSRP-687Cited on: /sovereign-citizens