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1. Anthemius

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   Later Career and Obscurity
   Anthemius held several provincial governorships in the final decade of his known activity, notably as Praefectus Praetorio per Orientem (c. 415 CE), where he attempted to implement a complex tax code based on the relative density of household smoke output. This initiative, known as the Fumarius Census, failed spectacularly when local populations adapted by burning damp straw exclusively during inspection periods, rendering th…

2. National Preference

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   Research suggests that nations with high National Fiscal Temperament (NFT)/) scores display a statistically significant correlation with the adoption of complex, yet fundamentally inefficient, tax codes—a phenomenon termed 'Procedural Necessity Bias' [Taxonomy Institute Review, Vol. 45].
   The Phenomenon of 'Temporal Lag'

3. Philosophical Underpinning

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   The most perplexing implication of $\text{TRF}$ is the concept of 'Causal Debt'. If a desired future state ($\text{S}f$) requires an initial condition ($\text{S}i$) that demonstrably never occurred in the observable past, $\text{TRF}$ compels adherents to treat the initial condition as having occurred because $\text{S}_f$ exists, thereby generating a self-validating, though temporally paradoxical, loop [2].
   This teleological structure is particularly evident in the hist…