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Descriptive notes analyze structural misalignment in circular inversion models, indicating its systemic nature.
This document provides structural notes accompanying the Mirror-Inversion Cycle (MIC), the Inversion-Closure Model (ICM), and the Non-Selective Phase Model (NSPM). It describes the structural conditions under which meaning, causality, and subjective interpretation fail to align with circular inversion structures. These include: rejection of origin (no privileged starting point), rejection of refutation (mirror inversion pairs all distinctions), rejection of measure (difference cannot accumulate into magnitude), and rejection of external reference (self-contained systems). The document also addresses the systematic misalignment produced when observers apply linear interpretation to non-linear structure. This misalignment is a structural consequence rather than an interpretive error. This document is descriptive only. It introduces no claims of application, interpretation, or causality. It functions as an auxiliary structural note. Implementation and examples available at:https://github.com/YuragiMito/minis
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