The Generative Structure of Social Convergence: Co-Generation of G and T_o and the Internal Limits of Convergence

This paper describes the structural conditions under which the participation contour G and normative convergence T_o arise through T_s friction within Friction Theory. The paper formalizes the proposition that G does not exist as a fixed set prior to friction, but emerges as a structural contour of participating subjects from the frictional process itself. It demonstrates that G and T_o are co-generated from the same T_s friction, and establishes the structural conditions under which T_o cannot substitute for R_f (structural rightness). This work positions itself as a structural ontological analysis of social convergence within meta-ethics and philosophy of action. This paper constitutes the fourth installment in the Friction Theory series.