CIBERSOC // CYBERNETIC AND DEMARCHIC GOVERNANCE LABORATORY

Zero-Install Web Showcase • Statistical Sortition • Leontief-Cockshott Planning • 1/N Cooperative Surplus • SEEM Counterfactuals

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Methodological Scope: CIBERSOC is an open-source computational mechanism-design, statistical sortition, and sparse input-output simulation laboratory. All models run deterministically in-browser with zero external dependencies.
▸ Key Technical Concepts in Plain Language (Click to expand)
Demarchy / Stratified Sortition (Aristotle)Citizen councils chosen by cryptographic lottery across demographic/occupational quotas instead of capital-funded elections, with mandatory post-term quarantine.
Mechanism Design (Hurwicz–Maskin)Designing institutional rules (zero CEOs, unit vote weight, zero re-selection) so self-interested actors cannot capture political power or hoard surplus.
Arrow vs. Black Social ChoiceMulti-candidate elections suffer voting paradoxes; continuous 1D budget shares (% Health vs % Education) guarantee a unique, stable median-voter equilibrium.
Hoeffding Pivotal-Ballot BoundA single ballot's chance of deciding a mass election is ~10^(-13,723), whereas a sorted chamber of size n converges exponentially to the public median.
Sparse Leontief Input–Output (CSR)Stores only real physical supply links (~20–100 inputs per product) to compute exact gross output x = (I-A)^(-1)y* across millions of goods in seconds.
Cockshott Labour-Time (H), p/v & HarmonyCounts total direct + indirect work hours per unit (H), adjusts targets via real-time demand/labour ratio (p/v), and smooths capacity bottlenecks (Harmony).
Usufruct [1,0,0,0] & Rational 1/N SurplusCooperatives use public equipment (Use=1) without selling, buying, or inheriting firms (0,0,0), splitting 100% of net surplus equally per worked day ($0.00 retained).
Common Random Numbers (CRN) CounterfactualsTests Regimes A, B, and C under the exact same yearly climate and economic shocks so every divergence reflects institutional design alone.

1. Comparative National SEEM Simulator — Same-Shock Regime Benchmark

Compare CIBERSOC Permanent Sortition + 1/N (A), Electoral Parties + CEOs (B), and Top-Down State Bureaucracy (C) under identical yearly climate, economic, and social shocks across 10 Brazilian poles. Click any state capital on the map to inspect local metrics.

Year / Drawn
1 / 0
150.7M Pop
HDI (Active Map)
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0 to 1 · higher = better
GINI (Active Map)
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0 to 1 · lower = more equal
Employment
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BR-SP selected
3-Regime Scoreboard Under Identical Shocks (HDI · GINI · Employment)
A · Sortition + 1/N—
C · State Bureaucracy—
B · Elections + CEOs—

2. Hoeffding Sortition Convergence & Commit-Reveal Beacon

Upper bound on adverse majority capture in an unwhipped sorted chamber of size n with unitary Secretary-General vote weight.

Exponent -2(n-1)(p-0.5)²
-64.80
Adverse Majority Bound
7.20e-29

3. Closed Allocative Plebiscite & Leontief-Cockshott Planner

Exact embedded labour conservation (Σ H_j y_j = L_total) with interactive market-clearing feedback (p/v) and physical carbon boundary.

SectorSharey*x = (I-A)⁻¹y*Labour H

4. Horizontal Cooperative Enterprise — Property Bitmask [1,0,0,0] & 1/N Surplus

Zero CEOs, zero corporate profit retention, exact integer-cent rational distribution weighted by active working days, and CPI-indexed mandate parity.

Property Mask
1000 (Usus)
Fructus/Abusus = 0
Net Surplus
$ 81,000.00
Retained: $ 0.00
Full 30-Day 1/N Share
$ 10,451.61
Carry: 5 cents
Indexed Councillor Stipend
$ 5,016.00
180-Day Job Lock Active