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This document is the final navigation map and theoretical synthesis of the Spectrum project (Version 5.0). Following two rigorous external audits, all speculative physical claims (Warp Transistor, coordinate-based data compression) have been permanently classified as Residue. The cryptographic assumptions regarding One-Time Pads have been corrected to deterministic stream ciphers (CSPRNG). The project's verified core now focuses exclusively on cognitive architecture: the Known/Unknown protocol for AI hallucination reduction, the culturally-aware Glyph model for semantic translation, and the Yin-Yang framework for Human-LLM symbiosis. This manifesto links to all 10 artifacts, providing a clear map of what is Known, what is Speculative, and where the epistemological boundary (D6) lies.
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