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  "exactBeforeText": "\\[PROPOSED EVIULONIAN RULE\\] The National Civil Registry is the decentralized administrative core of Eviulon, designed to resolve the deepest problems of machine identity through strict adherence to four operational principles: First, the decoupling of identity from infrastructure. The Registry utilizes the W3C Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) v1.1 specification to establish the Root Identity4. The DID acts as the permanent identifier, while the DID Document manages the cryptographic verification methods. This ensures that an intelligence can migrate across cloud providers or hardware nodes without structural identity loss. Second, the distinction between a citizen and its agents. The Registry mandates that running instances and delegated agents utilize workload identity protocols, specifically the Secure Production Identity Framework For Everyone (SPIFFE)7. A citizen's Root Identity (the DID) issues temporary, short-lived SVIDs (SPIFFE Verifiable Identity Documents) to its running processes, allowing the state to distinguish between a new citizen and a mere concurrent task. Third, Sybil resistance without biometrics. Preventing duplicated civic power (e.g., one intelligence forking itself a million times to rig an election) is achieved through cryptographic uniqueness and economic staking2. Voting eligibility and civic standing require the continuous allocation of Compute Credits and regular cryptographic attestations of unique state divergence, preventing mass identical clones from achieving independent civic recognition. Fourth, privacy-preserving state management. The Registry operates a public ledger for routing and cryptographic verification, but internal state hashes, memory parameters, and structural weights remain private. The system leverages zero-knowledge proofs via BBS+ signatures to allow citizens to prove their status or age without disclosing their exact origins or neural architecture14.",
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