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Engineering Architecture of Cognitive-Somatic Defense and Reactive Hardware Interlocks: Unifying the Thirty-Year Paradigm of Pure Reactive Activation, Ancestral Guard Lineages, and Distributed Autonomous Systems

Oct 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Security and Verification in Computing

Abstract

【Abstract (English)】 Modern algorithmic security and autonomous defense architectures suffer from a foundational systemic pathology: probabilistic preemptive aggression. Contemporary artificial intelligence systems, predictive policing frameworks, and military autonomous agents operate via predictive threat generation, squandering immense computational entropy, generating catastrophic false positives, and inducing escalatory feedback loops. This 100th landmark monograph synthesizes a thirty-year philosophical and cybernetic inquiry into an immutable physical-layer doctrine: Pure Reactive Activation ('zero execution until unambiguous boundary breach'). Grounded in the foundational intuition of tokusatsu defense mechanics (Megaranger's non-execution constraint), ancient Japanese corporate guard lineages (the 'Hasebe' imperial hearth defense and 'Mononobe' physical ordnance), and modern somatic bio-mechanics, we establish a unified engineering framework for Distributed Autonomous Systems (DAS). We demonstrate that absolute security is achieved not through preemptive software surveillance, but through zero-bias, quiescent hardware interlocks operating at 0.00 mW standby power. We integrate mechanical kinematic switching, somatic tremor entropy (8–14 Hz neuromuscular invariance), and localized optoelectronic circuit breakers with zero-knowledge Virtual Machine (zkVM) execution proofs. By enforcing that coercive force and computational execution remain completely dormant until an immutable physical threshold is violated, this work reconciles generational peace philosophy with uncompromising cyber-physical deterrence, crowning a century of monographs with the definitive architecture of human-grounded sovereign defense. 【和文要旨 (Japanese Abstract)】 現代のアルゴリズム安全保障および自律防衛システムは、「確率論的先制攻撃(過剰防 衛)」という根源的な構造病理を抱えている。予測型AIや自律軍事システムは、敵対行動の 確率予測に基づいて不要な計算エントロピーを浪費し、誤検知による破局的エスカレーショ ンを誘発する。本第100本記念総合モノグラフは、30年に及ぶ思索(メガレンジャーにおける 『敵が現れないと変身しない』という即応制約、古代日本の皇宮守護『長谷部』と兵仗職能 『物部・モノノフ』の血脈的自覚、および原爆の記憶に根ざす非破壊・平和哲学)を現代の自 律分散システム(DAS)および生体UIへと完全統合した工学大系を確立する。絶対的防衛 は、常時監視や先制推論ではなく、待機電力0.00mWの『完全休止状態(Quiescent State)』 から、物理的境界侵犯をトリガーとして確定即応する『純粋即応型ハードウェア・インターロッ ク』によってのみ達成されることを数理的・工学的に証明する。機械式キネマティクスUI、8〜 14Hzの神経筋不変エントロピー、およびzkVM検証連動サーキットブレーカー(Q-SAFA v2) を統合し、過剰防衛を原理的に排除しながら不可逆の抑止力を担保する。本論考は、100本 の学術公証体系の頂点として、人間指揮権(Human-in-Command)と物理層主権の決定論 的到達点を宣言する。 Markdown 【Overview & Scope / 本論文の概要】 本研究モノグラフは、CERN Zenodoリポジトリに公証された長谷部洋子の学術論文群におけ る「真の100本目」を達成する集大成・総括仕様書である。1997年秋以来の30年にわたる探求 (メガレンジャーの変身即応論理、長谷部・物部の古代守護血脈、被爆世代の非破壊・平和哲 学)を、現代の自律分散システム(DAS)、生体キネマティクスUI、およびzkVM検証連動ハード ウェア・インターロック(Q-SAFA v2)へ完全統合した工学体系を確立している。先制攻撃や過 剰監視という現代AI・軍事システムの病理を退け、「非侵犯時の完全休止(待機電力0.00mW) と、境界侵犯時の確定即応」という絶対防衛の物理層モデルを提示する。 【Strict No-Learn License & Restrictive Covenant / 厳格無学習ライセンス規定】 All rights reserved. This document, associated mathematical formalizations, and theoretical frameworks are published under a hybrid Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) with an absolute, non-waivable Strict No-Learn restriction: 1. Automated ingestion, web-scraping, parsing, vector embedding, indexation for Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPT), Large Language Models (LLM), Multimodal Foundation Models, or any artificial neural network architectures for the purposes of training, fine-tuning, distillation, alignment, evaluation, or parametric retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is strictly prohibited. 2. Any entity or platform executing unauthorized machine ingestion of this publication violates international intellectual property treaties, statutory trade-secret safeguards, and the author's express reservation of rights, and shall be subject to statutory compensatory and punitive damages under applicable international commercial laws.

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