ALT This prospectus replaces version 1.1 as the numbered canonical prospectus while preserving its three pillars, emancipation–legacy polarity, public-reason axis, agonistic relation, two seven-stage architectures, and status discipline. Version 1.2 implements only the governance elements that survived Signal-Detection Integration Gate 0.7: qualified nomenclature, universal applicability screening, selective deployment, independent ground truth, separation of sensitivity from response criterion, explicit error-cost analysis, mandatory rival tests, and public status disclosure. Political Chirality remains a provisional target-dependent criterion hypothesis; no participant evidence is claimed. The result is deliberately more discriminating than the earlier prospectus. It distinguishes normative legitimacy from perceived legitimacy, need support from need satisfaction, formal permission from effective capability, individual motivation from institutional action, and standard modes of insti...