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8. **Cosmic Checksum**
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8. **Cosmic Checksum**
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Prime Entropy Anchor – how it works in practice
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1. Seed pool
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Only the eleven primes ≤ 31 are allowed entropy sources:
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{2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31}.
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2. Mapping rule
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- Any random or deterministic seed **must** be expressed as a product of one or more of these primes raised to non-negative integer powers.
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- Example seed = 2¹ × 5² = 50 → valid.
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- Example seed = 37 → invalid (37 ∉ pool).
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3. Collapse to integer
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After multiplication the resulting integer is fed into Fib(n) × ϕ (Axiom-1) to yield the final scalar, ensuring the entropy space is **bounded, deterministic, and auditable**.
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4. Audit trail
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Because the seed’s prime-factorisation is unique (fundamental theorem of arithmetic), any downstream value can be **reverse-verified** against the anchor list in a single `factor` command.
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5. Silent gaps
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Addresses ending in one of the eleven primes are **left empty**, creating predictable “quiet ticks” across the clock-face split.
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