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This record identifies a structural gap in governance measurement. It defines the "effective primitive value" as the lowest value a condition reaches once a subject exercises their right to contest a decision. We prove that a primitive claim is valid only if its effective value meets the ADCI-grounded threshold, distinguishing true governance from "simulated compliance" based on subject silence.
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