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   "text": "The three dissolution mechanisms compound: marginal cost collapse undermines price signals, transformed asymmetry relocates the binding informational constraint to computational access, and cognitive labor substitution removes the bounded human decision-makers whose limits justified transaction-cost institutions.",
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   "text": "Distribution of economic outcomes under the computative primitive follows the distribution of access to computational infrastructure rather than labor or capital scarcity, because cognitive labor scarcity dissolves where production is computationally substitutable while capital scarcity reconstitutes around compute.",
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