The corpus is larger than the report count.
This page separates preserved reports, public readers, cultural dossiers, movement profiles, reference entries, mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, law pages, and synthesis briefs so counts remain meaningful rather than promotional.
Five report classes, different research jobs.
Counts are documents, not independent sources. Multiple reports can reuse or discuss the same underlying evidence.
| Layer | Reports | Approx. words | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core scenario & institutional reports | 21 | 142,809 | Analytical/source |
| Why Revolution investigations | 32 | 226,226 | Analytical/source |
| Knowledge Architecture | 29 | 215,581 | Research-development / architecture |
| v0.43 supplemental research | 40 | ~256,000 | Historical/media/comparative research; selected source-only material |
| AI Governance & Cognitive Liberty supplemental research | 57 | ~376,900 | AI governance, cognitive liberty, privacy, audit, technical architecture, legal/policy, and normative/drafting research |
Forty new reports, after deduplication.
The uploaded Research.zip contained 102 files. SHA-256 comparison found 62 exact copies of reports already preserved and 40 genuinely new source reports. The project corpus therefore grows from 82 to 122 unique reports—not to 184. Eighty-two retain edited public HTML readers. Twenty-three historical/comparative supplemental reports now also have archival HTML source readers; the remaining 17 supplemental files stay source-only in the full project because they involve influence operations, persuasion optimization, or sensitive conflict material.
Fifty-seven additional reports, all new to the preserved corpus.
The AI Governance & Cognitive Liberty intake added 57 unique reports after SHA-256 comparison against the existing corpus, increasing the preserved report count from 122 to 179. These reports remain a supplemental research family. Normative charters, manifestos, speech-prep documents, and outreach material are preserved for provenance but are not treated as independent empirical corroboration. Time-sensitive law, product behavior, technical capability, and standards require fresh verification before present-tense publication.
What sits around the reports.
These collections are separate public research assets rather than additional reports.
Resist Collection
Cultural-signal essays and documented usage/lineage traces.
26 profilesMovement Profiles
Comparative movement records, including two externally sourced pilot dossiers.
95 entriesReference Desk
Linked mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, law, and definitions.
18 mechanismsMechanisms
Processes connecting pressure to institutional outcomes.
16 dossiersInstitutions
Where authority, compliance, administration, and continuity actually live.
13 outcomesOutcomes
Settlement, collapse, restoration, concession, fragmentation, and aftermath.
12 comparative casesCase Atlas
Mechanism-focused comparative dossiers.
21 synthesis briefsSynthesis
Cross-report conclusions and interpretive boundaries.
13 reading pathsReading Paths
Question-led sequences across the research graph.
9 hubsTopic Hubs
Curated cross-collection navigation joining reports, Resist signals, mechanisms, institutions, outcomes, cases, and movements.
Report: one preserved report file. Reader: one public HTML rendering of a report. Dossier/profile: one curated public topic page. Reference entry: one node in the linked reference desk. Usage traces are external references, not reports. Counts measure corpus size, not evidentiary independence or agreement.
3 podcast episodes is counted separately from reports and synthesis briefs. Audio episodes are public media objects with their own episode pages, first-party audio files, and RSS metadata; they are not counted as independent research reports.
Twenty-three new historical and comparative reports are directly inspectable.
These are raw archival source reports, not edited public readers and not independent corroboration merely because they are separate files. Seventeen additional intake reports remain source-only pending editorial/publication review.