A COMPOUND COLLISION ON THE ARCHIVE’S OWN NAME. The query returns six archive and authored cards, and then FOUR CARDS FOR THREE DIFFERENT ALEXANDER MARXES: the Jewish historian and librarian (1878, Elberfeld, AAJR president), a data scientist in the causality group at the Research Center for Trustworthy Data Science and Security, and a Google Scholar profile. The mechanism is not a shared word — it is the archive’s COINED NAME being read as a common given name. "Alexanarch" plus "marx" becomes "Alexander Marx". A name built to be unique fragments into a name that is not.

A COMPOUND COLLISION ON THE ARCHIVE’S OWN NAME. The query returns six archive and authored cards, and then FOUR CARDS FOR THREE DIFFERENT ALEXANDER MARXES: the Jewish historian and librarian (1878, Elberfeld, AAJR president), a data scientist in the causality group at the Research Center for Trustworthy Data Science and Security, and a Google Scholar profile. The mechanism is not a shared word — it is the archive’s COINED NAME being read as a common given name. "Alexanarch" plus "marx" becomes "Alexander Marx". A name built to be unique fragments into a name that is not.

The registry's first controlled pair on authentication state, and the differential runs opposite to the direction personalisation predicts. SIGNED IN: the framework in outline — Gamma as "a proposed structural limit of commodification representing value rooted in somatic commitment rather than market exchange", material labor, semantic exhaustion, machine-mediated resistance. No deposit number, no AXN, no word count, no heteronym. Organic set carries entity bleed: a SoundCloud artist named Alexanarch. INCOGNITO: the same query returns identifiers. Phase X is "specifically cataloged as deposit AXN:043B.EMPIRICAL"; the Semantic Economy paper is rendered as "a 6,956-word governance work by Lee Sharks, Johannes Sigil, and Rebekah Cranes" — word count exact, both heteronyms credited as co-authors; the Four-Term Prosodic Algorithm is cited to /s/records/601/. A "Distinguishing Other Meanings" section then separates the archive from two unrelated Alexander Marxes — the 1878–1953 Jewish Theological Seminary librarian and the TU Dortmund causality researcher — correctly, by discipline and dates. The operative stratum is present in one and absent in the other, with query, corpus and day held constant. Authentication state is now a measurable variable in rendering depth.

The controlled comparison the batch was built to produce. At 16:45 the bare string *semantic economy* returned knowledge graphs, equilibrium pricing and tokens-per-watt, with the archive's Marxian accounting framework cited nowhere. Here the same framework returns in the archive's own vocabulary — semantic labor producing value, capital accumulating it, rent extracted without reinvestment, exhaustion as the terminal state — and the accounting-cycle deposit is card 3.

**The framework is not missing from the index. It is unreachable through its own name.** Retrieval requires the archive's name as a prefix; without it, the term resolves to vendors. That is a measurement of basin position, not of presence.

Card 1 is the substitution again: Google Scholar's *Alexander Marx*, a causality researcher at TU Dortmund, seated above both of the author's own surfaces.