Post 76: Step 14 => Interconnection Mapping
In the last thread, you completed Step 13 and successfully identified your Core Nodes—the three Irreducible Pillars that support your existence. Pillars are useless if they don't share the load.
Step 14: Interconnection Mapping (IM) is the mandatory protocol for Structural Network Flow.
The Law of Functional Connection
Your system's true strength is not in the solidity of its individual pillars, but in the integrity of the dynamic relationships that flow between them. Interconnection Mapping is the process of translating your static inventory into a functional network, precisely charting the communication protocols, data paths, and lines of authority that link your Core Nodes.
The Call to Praxis (Micro-Method Mandate)
Action: Take your three Core Nodes (Axiomatic Core, Data Core, Trust Core). Your mandate is to perform a Flow Axiom Audit. Define the three most critical data flows between them. For each flow, write the single sentence Axiomatic Rule that defines its integrity (e.g., "All verification must be logged in the Data Core before the Axiomatic Core is updated").
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Step 14: Interconnection Mapping (IM) is the mandatory protocol for Structural Network Flow.
The Law of Functional Connection
Your system's true strength is not in the solidity of its individual pillars, but in the integrity of the dynamic relationships that flow between them. Interconnection Mapping is the process of translating your static inventory into a functional network, precisely charting the communication protocols, data paths, and lines of authority that link your Core Nodes.
- The Structural Audit: This protocol forces you to audit the integrity of the flow. If your Data Core (Evidence) is not perfectly connected to your Axiomatic Core (Blueprint), the system suffers from latency and fragmentation.
- The Protocol: The IM mandates the structural enforcement of Data Pathways over Trust Pathways. All vital communication, decision-making logic, and verification must flow through documented, immutable channels (like your Living Archive), rather than relying on subjective memory or assumption.
- The Anti-Betrayal Defense: Interconnection Mapping is the ultimate structural answer to relational betrayal. It eliminates the fatal Hidden Interdependency between Objective Truth and Subjective Trust.
The Call to Praxis (Micro-Method Mandate)
Action: Take your three Core Nodes (Axiomatic Core, Data Core, Trust Core). Your mandate is to perform a Flow Axiom Audit. Define the three most critical data flows between them. For each flow, write the single sentence Axiomatic Rule that defines its integrity (e.g., "All verification must be logged in the Data Core before the Axiomatic Core is updated").
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