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Social and Developmental Closure in a Bounded Cognitive Architecture: Population Coupling, Category Formation, Controllability, Relational Persistence, and Finite Life-Course Profiles

Spargur, Brian
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The Version 20 Coherence Engine deliberately leaves population coupling, category learning beyond A13 primitives, controllability, relational persistence, and broad service functions unresolved. This paper establishes one bounded companion specification, Paper V v20.1 Extension Profile 1, without changing the parent F/G/L/R/N family, A1-A17 core, or IAP/FHFS discipline. PC supplies finite queued population coupling; CL supplies a finite conjunction grammar and owner-gated category lifecycle; CT supplies executed-action effect estimation; AT supplies separate availability, trust, value, continuing-bond, and successor-goal records; LC supplies a noncognitive finite life-course environment; and RP profiles close memory, action-conditioned world modeling, bounded planning, structured language, and metacognitive reporting. The integrated state uses a disjoint coordinate registry. CT, AT, and metacognitive outputs can influence action only through target-owner validation and next-tick A6 re-entry; W3 and A4′ remain unchanged. Cross-agent messages have at least one logical-tick delay. Environment truth, including natural death, belongs only to ScenarioRunner. The accompanying CTT1-REF witness is a candidate executable implementation of the parent CTT-1 profile, pending independent validation. HLCW-1-DEV exercises a bounded route through Papers I-V and tests zero reduction, replay, ownership, bounds, guarded compilation, loss reorganization, and terminalization, but it is not a claim of complete Paper V trace, perturbation, or SCP-EXT conformance. These artifacts supply development evidence only. They do not supply human-reference equivalence, identification, clinical validity, authentic attachment or grief, or general human-likeness.
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