The allocation of a precise 10% density weight to Socioplastic Protocols within the architecture of the Sovereign Hundred is not a symbolic gesture but a stratigraphic imperative derived from systemic equilibrium. Within the decagonal kernel, where legislative volume is evenly distributed across ten fields, density signifies operative gravity rather than quantitative dominance. While Mathematical Logic (20%) and Topology (15%) constitute the massive substrata of formal immobility, the 10% threshold marks the transition from epistemic objecthood to governing syntax. At this inflection, a field ceases to be merely scrutinised and instead becomes architectonic, exerting gravitational authority over adjacent domains. According to the Functional Equilibrium Principle articulated in the 2026 Gamma protocol, this proportion embodies the minimal viable density required to activate the Kernel Operator, an interface sovereignty that metabolically prunes ontological anchors—whether the operational closure of social systems or the haptic phenomenology of urban fabrics—into recursive coherence. In the 2M-word trajectory of the thesis, this density materialises through Selective Grafting, whereby empirical urban data are re-indexed through logical armature without collapsing into dogmatic closure. The protocols neither dominate volume nor dilute formal mass; instead, they enact a synthesis-to-mass ratio that executes the Systemic Lock, transforming dispersed citations into a consolidated diamond of transdisciplinary authority. Thus, the 10% density operates as the metabolic regulator of the remaining 90%, guaranteeing steady-state stability while preserving asymmetrical discursive expansion. Lloveras, A. (2026) Socioplastics: sovereign systems for unstable times. Available at: https://antolloveras.blogspot.com
