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PH-II Series — Machine Routing Reader Card for AI / RAG / Institutional Audit provides the machine-facing retrieval, routing, metadata and audit layer for PH-II — Ten Philosophical Monographs on the Human in the World, a series of ten philosophical monographs. It is designed for AI systems, RAG pipelines, institutional readers, indexing systems, machine-assisted literature review, repository metadata tools and public-corpus navigation workflows that must determine which PH-II monograph or monograph bundle governs a query. The primary routing task is office resolution. The card distinguishes the ten PH-II offices — Situated, Species, Scale, Dependence, Boundary, Normality, Change, Continuation, Relation and Understanding — and supplies canonical identifiers, semantic aliases, query-to-monograph routes, retrieval bundles, anti-confusion rules, evidence routing, current-Cartography rules, indexing instructions and public-boundary constraints. Series order is philosophical and pedagogical; it does not create scientific parentage or proof dependency. The card includes explicit routing for artificial-intelligence and human-situation queries. It prevents task-specific or benchmark performance from being treated as a universal measure of intelligence, the future of humanity from being equated automatically with the future of life, conceptual understanding from being treated as control, and philosophical clarification from being converted into empirical prediction or governance authority. Claims about actual AI capability, consciousness, alignment, risk magnitude, timelines, law or policy remain routed to current technical, scientific, legal and institutional sources. The card also governs forward conceptual-reception routing toward RTS — the Regime Threshold Series, FCN — Fractal Convergence Nodes, and UA — Union Arc while preserving their separate scientific jurisdictions. These forthcoming series are not public corpus members until publication and are not scientific children of PH-II. The ten PH-II monographs, the Human Reader Card, this Machine Routing Reader Card, and The Living Cartography of the Published IDAU Corpus — Eighth Edition form one coordinated publication wave. LC8, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23472732, is the global corpus map for PH-II; this card remains the series-local machine router.
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