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Demonstrates governance load shifting between sensory and cellular systems, suggesting new insights into schizophrenia and cancer.
This paper identifies P50 sensory gating (neural) and p53 tumor suppression (cellular) as parallel IE-THRESHOLD operations within Geometric Coupling Theory. Both systems operate as governance checkpoints: P50 gates sensory signal at the neural level (S2/S1 ratio <0.50 = normal), while p53 gates cellular replication at the genomic level. The inverse epidemiological relationship between schizophrenia and cancer — documented reduced cancer incidence in schizophrenia patients — is reframed as governance load shifting between substrates under a fixed single-copy governance budget. Includes comparison table (8 properties), 2×2 population matrix, 5 falsification criteria, and GCT corpus cross-reference. Part of the GCT/HLRP corpus.
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