Works — A manuscript the record’s claims are marshalled into. Membership says a claim is in the work; whether the record believes it is the status, and the two disagree (ADR-032).
The Character That Changed Parties — the owner’s essay, proposed 2026-10-22 as one of four 6,000-word essays from the exchange “Graph Learning Applications” (A33), later folded into organization-of-perspective: political realignment and the persistence of perspectives across institutions. The continuity of a political organization, the persistence of a perspective and the descent of a tradition are distinct, and a perspective can move between carriers without an immutable essence or one continuing collective agent.
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| CLAIM-329 v6 | A collective that replaces all its members persists, when it does, by causal transmission of the organization that produces it, not by resemblance: an organization of the same kind that arises independently is not its continuation, and a lapse in its coherence need not end it | A5, A8 and A9 of the exchange of 2026-10-16. A9 §9 separated three persistences that dissociate: state persistence (a variable changes slowly), dynamical persistence (characteristic responses continue) and historical persistence (the producing processes are transmitted and reconstituted across successive populations). A5: “a system’s ability to reproduce itself as the same kind is not automatically sufficient for its numerical persistence as the same individual.” The second time the record meets “causal-organizational continuity”: CLAIM-280 noted A10 §4.3’s of 2026-10-13 and did not file it. It does not say what must be transmitted, or settle branching successors. | Proposed |
| CLAIM-420 v3 | A historical figure’s influence can persist in three separable ways, as a story about them, as a perspective transmitted from them, and as later organizations that descend from their activity, and causal descent is not perspectival inheritance: a movement founded to oppose someone can descend from them without continuing their perspective | From the owner’s U38 of the exchange of 2026-10-22, corrected. The owner contrasted “immortality” through positive influence that reinforces itself across generations with notoriety whose influence is “self-undermining”, the figure’s story persisting while their perspective does not. A38 corrected the example and declined the tidy mapping of positive to self-reinforcing and notorious to self-undermining. What survives is the distinction: “The persistence of a story about someone is not equivalent to the persistence of that person’s perspective.” | Active |