MathGov is the museum. RippleLogic is the live framework.
MathGov.org now functions as the historical foundation and civic museum for the ethical decision operating system. For readers who want the active framework, the release package, and the decision architecture, the doorway is RippleLogic.
The heart of the work is simple: ground reality, protect rights, bound ruin, preserve the structure, then score the ripples. Not ownership. Stewardship.
The framework as fossil stack.
Deep patterns are uncovered, not owned. The stack image makes the cascade tangible: remove a lower layer and the whole system weakens.
Public teaching image: The system is excavated layer by layer. Structure comes before scoring.
Get the filesFive gates before scoring.
RippleLogic is ordered. The sequence prevents attractive aggregate scores from hiding rights breaches, catastrophic tail risk, or structural damage.
Reality Grounding
Declare the reality surface, evidence trace, uncertainty, constraints, and claim boundary.
Rights Floor
Protected rights are non-compensatory. They cannot be traded away for optimization.
Tail-Risk Constraint
Bound catastrophic, irreversible, ruin-scale, and lock-in risks before benefit ranking.
Core Structure Viability
Check whether the decision preserves the structures needed for life, agency, trust, and governance.
RippleLogic Scoring
Score only the options that survive the upstream gates.
The ripple field, made visible.
The matrix maps seven union scopes across seven welfare dimensions so consequences can be located, reviewed, and audited instead of collapsed into one flat number.
Matrix rule: welfare mapping supports auditability after RG, RF, TRC, and CSV are respected.
What the museum should teach first.
Generated or persuasive is not the same as grounded.
Consequences propagate across people, institutions, ecosystems, and time.
A high score cannot buy back a protected rights breach.
Authority, model confidence, and status must submit to traceable review.
Evaluation must look beyond one individual, organization, or short horizon.
The system cannot erase the vulnerable pieces it claims to serve.
Read, audit, teach, and build from the release surface.
These links make the main core and companion files visible on the MathGov museum page while pointing readers to the live RippleLogic framework and canonical GitHub release.
Strong architecture. Honest boundary.
MathGov and RippleLogic ask power to submit to audit. The framework must submit to audit itself.
What this release is
- Tier 1-3 source/framework release
- Public review and teaching package
- Implementation-study and validation-design foundation
- Open-source civic instrument for critique and replay
What this release is not
- Not empirical validation
- Not legal or deployment certification
- Not ProofPack-complete or Tier 4-ready
- Not automated moral truth or solved AI alignment