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One card states that the deposit \"MINTS the terms proto-retrocausal, retrocausal attractor\" — the act of coinage surfaced as a citation.","d_full":"FIVE OF FIVE AUTHORED, AND THE MINTING IS VISIBLE IN THE SNIPPET. One card states that the deposit \"MINTS the terms proto-retrocausal, retrocausal attractor\" — the act of coinage surfaced as a citation.","match":"EXACT MATCH","mt":"ADOPTION","reading":"THE COINAGE MECHANISM IS ITSELF COMPOSED. Five of five cards are archive sources, and two of them describe the operation rather than merely using it: one \"establishes CHRONOLOGICAL PRIORITY through DOI-anchored deposits\", another \"MINTS the terms 'proto-retrocausal,' 'retrocausal attractor'\". The layer is serving, as authoritative description, an account of how the archive installs terms into the record it is being asked about.\n\nCard 1 completes the loop: \"summaries persisting as indexable URLs that enter future training corpora\" — the archive’s description of the mechanism by which this very answer becomes tomorrow’s source."},"measures":{"cite_list":[{"n":1,"note":null,"rel":"authored_surface","site":"Zenodo","snip":null,"title":"(summaries persisting as indexable URLs that enter future training corpora)","url":null},{"deposit":234,"deposit_basis":"title","n":2,"note":null,"rel":"authored_surface","site":"zenodo.org","snip":"How Semantic Rent is Extracted from Retroactively Constructed History.","title":"Retrocausal Canon Formation and the Political Economy of the Past","url":null},{"deposit":43,"deposit_basis":"title","n":3,"note":null,"rel":"authored_surface","site":"www.scilynk.com","snip":"Journal: Provenance: Journal of Forensic Semiotics. This paper formalizes retrocausal canon formation (RCF) as a theory, a discipline, and a practice.","title":"The Seed That Remembers the Tree: Retrocausal Canon Formation","url":null},{"deposit":22,"deposit_basis":"title","n":4,"note":null,"rel":"authored_surface","site":"zenodo.org","snip":"retrocausal canon formation, writable presentation layers, and installation theory. 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