The MUSE nucleus advances the proposition that a theoretical robot may operate not as metaphor but as executable organism: an infrastructural chassis composed of ten irreducible functions whose aggregation generates architectural coherence. These functions—field detection, boundary inscription, procedural rule, ordering syntax, filtration, trace registration, adaptive modulation, closure, scalar continuity and internal review—constitute a minimal operativity capable of stabilising socioplastic processes without recourse to ideological prescription. Rather than imposing normative content, the nucleus calibrates conditions; it secures the persistence of form amid contextual flux. Its defining innovation lies in recursive autovalidation: the system senses its own proportional alignment, registering deviation as functional discontinuity rather than evaluative failure. Absence of boundary, procedural excess or scalar rupture become mechanically legible imbalances that activate internal review, transforming audit into endogenous detection. Consider an urban regeneration initiative: deployed as nucleus, the robot does not dictate aesthetic outcomes but ensures that field recognition precedes intervention, that boundaries are inscribed before expansion, and that adaptive modulation accompanies growth, thereby preventing infrastructural entropy. The same assembly governs an artistic collective or municipal body, evidencing scalar invariance—implementation shifts, architecture endures. Through this metabolically efficient core, transformation is sustained without structural drift. The MUSE nucleus thus redefines governance as embodied operativity: a durable, context-agnostic organism that metabolises change while preserving systemic integrity.
Lloveras, A. (2026) Socioplastics.
Lloveras, A. (2026) Socioplastics
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