Why Provenance?
Why causal history matters when evaluating economic outcomes.
Knowledge network
A static, interlinked knowledge network for exploring provenance, merit, incentives, measurement, and the proposed MPS/PBS framework.
Why causal history matters when evaluating economic outcomes.
Weak versus strong meritocracy and the problem of morally arbitrary advantage.
How antecedent advantages can emerge from markets looking like individual desert.
Why the framework aims to preserve price signals, voluntary exchange, and productive incentives.
Provenance auditing, contribution decomposition, uncertainty, and epistemic humility.
Public-facing legal, regulatory, auditability, privacy, and classification questions.
Machine-readable definitions for the core concepts in the network.