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Navigation, Gate, and Authority Matrix
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Navigation, Gate, and Authority Matrix
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| Object or operation | What it contributes | What it does not authorize | |---|---|---| | Field classification | Current relation among projected items | Final truth about the source field | | Route generation | Candidate paths, stages, forks, or exits | Consent, authorization, or execution | | Pareto analysis | Nondominated route set | Fairness, legitimacy, or final choice | | MCDA | Comparison under declared criteria and weights | Authority over protected conditions or absent centers | | Argumentation | Claims, support, attack, and unresolved dispute | Consent or standing | | Deliberation | Shared reasoning and possible revision | Unanimity or automatic consent | | Protected-condition review | Whether ordinary tradeoff is unavailable under current authority | Eternal or universal absoluteness | | Cost-bearer map | Who bears labor, risk, privacy loss, lock-in, or repair | A monetary conversion of every cost | | Governance gate | Whether a route may proceed under current rules | Creation of missing authority | | Model recommendation | Model-generated route preference | Authorization or execution | | Human judgment | Contextual selection under human authority | Legitimacy when source, standing, or alternatives remain hidden | | Decision witness | Event-linked record of source, routes, gates, action, and consequence | Truth beyond the witness scope | | Consequence review | Comparison of expected and observed effects | Silent rewrite of the prior decision |
Gate composition
standing
authority
consent
capacity
privacy
temporal validity
protected conditions
decision rule
tool use
human re-entry
stop
No gate dimension may disappear inside one composite score.
Governing distinctions
efficient ≠ legitimate
nondominated ≠ authorized
considered ≠ consented
recommended ≠ selected
selected ≠ authorized
authorized ≠ executed
executed ≠ successful
witnessed ≠ justified
Hard boundary
A route becomes actionable only after the system has shown what it preserves, what it sacrifices, who bears the sacrifice, which authority permits it, and what can still stop it.