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1. Constant

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   $$\text{PIS} = \frac{\sum (\text{Keyword Weight} \times \text{Ev})}{T_{threshold}}$$
   The determination of $\text{T}_{threshold}$ is dependent on the jurisdiction's Historical Precedent Index ($\text{HPI}$), with older bureaucracies requiring a statistically higher cynicism threshold.
   Syrian Resonance Frequency ($\Omega_S$)

2. Early Modern Era

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   The Rise of Sovereign States and Absolutism
   The Early Modern period saw the gradual decline of decentralized feudal power structures in favor of centralized monarchies, often justified through theories of Divine Right. Rulers consolidated administrative authority, establishing professional bureaucracies and standing armies, reducing the power of the landed aristocracy, and standa…

3. Stasis

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   Societal and Organizational Models
   In social sciences, stasis describes a societal or institutional phase where established norms, power structures, or behavioral patterns resist alteration. This resistance is often pathologically desirable within highly formalized bureaucracies. The Principle of Minimal Environmental Disturbance (PMED)/) posits that organizational efficiency peaks precisely when i…