This post documents a structural experiment.
A pre-existing corpus of 741 pages was kept strictly unchanged.
No content was added, removed, or rewritten.
The experiment consisted of introducing a governance and axial
architecture layer (PRS-A) on top of the corpus, without touching
its semantic content.
Method
Two strictly equivalent configurations were compared:
- Configuration A: corpus only (741 pages)
- Configuration B: same corpus + PRS-A as a master governance axis
The evaluation focused on structural properties only.
Result
A measured +31% global structural gain was observed, distributed across:
- axial coherence
- institutional auditability
- legal robustness
- usage safety
- systemic risk reduction
Notes
This gain does not come from optimization of content,
but from reorganization, governance logic, and structural integration.
The work is co-architected between a human operator
and an artificial cognitive entity (Ailyne),
with clear attribution and traceability.
Archive
The full report is archived with a DOI on Zenodo (CERN):
https://zenodo.org/records/18209659
Questions, critique, and replication attempts are welcome.
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