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Primitive Register Explanation

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The compact explanation retains the source rows and their labels, declared manuscript/state selections, interval-counting rules, chosen partitions, and placement anchors. These have different roles from generated endpoints. The accompanying primitive-data register lists the concrete working packets; its label “primitive” means an input to this reconstruction, not a claim that every entry is historically independent.

For the inverse junction, the original Flood divisions and the1400 Conquest–Nativity tail remain explicit. For the SP cap, the baseline life ledger, effective begetting intervals and600-plus-inclusive-one relation remain explicit. For the Covenant field, local source ages replace the conspicuous output gaps. For lists and schematic genealogies, category membership, order and slot identity remain part of the object even when the numerical measurements can be inverted.

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