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            {
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                "EWF-05",
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        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Language errors change the outcome",
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        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "One ID error also stops payment",
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        {
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      "triggerOrContext": "Paid work remains common but does not promise a sense of place. Cheap computer-made attention may help someone take a first step, or it may replace two-way contact.",
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      "repeatedDemand": "Connection changes after work shifts, illness, migration, bereavement, conflict and relationship change.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Studies of digital support in 2026 are short, mixed, and not global. In W01, these tools remain a bridge. Benefit must be shown through real human contact and taking part.",
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          "This may matter wherever people seek support for loneliness, isolation, or mental illness. The assigned evidence does not show one social pattern that fits every place."
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          "Family life, language, health services, local groups, and attitudes to machine support vary by person and place."
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        {
          "whoCanAct": "The person chooses whether to use the tool and what it remembers. Trained health and care services keep their clinical and patient-safety duties.",
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          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "The tool cannot promise lasting friendship."
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      ],
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        "A sense of belonging",
        "Clinical treatment",
        "Living alone always means a problem",
        "Paid work protects mental health"
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "A digital tool replaces needed staff",
          "whoIsHurt": "People seeking mental-health, social, or practical support and the staff who serve them",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish staff levels and successful handoffs, keep a human route, and restore staff when the tool becomes a substitute."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Saved data cannot be moved or erased",
          "whoIsHurt": "People whose private conversations remain trapped with one provider",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Let the person inspect, export, and erase saved data through a simple route, with a human fix when it fails."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The tool applies hidden pressure",
          "whoIsHurt": "Children, lonely people, and people in distress who may be easier to influence",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Disclose prompts and paid influence, let users stop return messages, and provide a complaint and outside review."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The crisis handoff fails",
          "whoIsHurt": "People in crisis who need trained human care",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Send crisis signs to trained staff, test response times, and keep phone and in-person backups."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Contact volume is mistaken for belonging",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who use the tool often but remain isolated or unsupported",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Ask whether wanted human contact and care improved. Do not treat time in the tool as proof of belonging."
        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Tech needs: User control of saved data. Clear privacy choices and ordinary exit. Reliable routing to a human.",
          "whyNeeded": "A chosen bridge requires control of saved data and a working route to the person or service beyond the tool.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those controls, the tool can become a captive substitute or fail when real help is needed.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI01",
            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G05",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Law needs: Data rights and rules against unfair pressure. Child and crisis protections. Continuing public-service duties.",
          "whyNeeded": "People at greater risk need legal limits and a responsible organisation when privacy, saved data, or crisis handling fails.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those rights, the person may identify harm but cannot stop return prompts, reach care, or correct the record.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI01",
            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G05",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Real-world needs: Available people and groups, accessible transport and public places, and staffed care when needed.",
          "whyNeeded": "The bridge is complete only when the person reaches real human participation or care.",
          "ifMissing": "Without reachable people or services, the tool offers referral words but no real destination.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI01",
            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G05",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
          "id": "author-a-lived-11",
          "layer": "lived-experience",
          "actorOrPerson": "People who feel lonely, have little contact, live alone, have mental illness, or seek a local group",
          "triggerOrContext": "Paid work remains common but does not promise a sense of place. Cheap computer-made attention may help someone take a first step, or it may replace two-way contact.",
          "plainJob": "Help me name what I actually need and, if I choose machine support, use it to reach suitable people, groups or care without trapping me there.",
          "observableCompletion": "The route treats loneliness, isolation, home life, and mental illness as different needs. The person chooses the goal. Real contact or care happens when wanted. Saved records and exit controls work. Harmful dependence or lost offline contact is noticed.",
          "repeatedDemand": "Connection changes after work shifts, illness, migration, bereavement, conflict and relationship change.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Studies of digital support in 2026 are short, mixed, and not global. In W01, these tools remain a bridge. Benefit must be shown through real human contact and taking part.",
          "worldIds": [
            "W01"
          ],
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI01",
            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G05",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ],
          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "This may matter wherever people seek support for loneliness, isolation, or mental illness. The assigned evidence does not show one social pattern that fits every place."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Family life, language, health services, local groups, and attitudes to machine support vary by person and place."
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "The long-term cause and effect of using digital support",
              "Which people benefit and which become dependent",
              "Whether a staffed local group or care service is ready to receive people"
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "The person chooses whether to use the tool and what it remembers. Trained health and care services keep their clinical and patient-safety duties.",
            "remedyIfItFails": "Let the person inspect and erase saved data, leave normally, report pressure, and stop prompts to return. Offer trained crisis help and a human alternative.",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "The tool cannot promise lasting friendship."
          },
          "nonPromises": [
            "Lasting friendship",
            "A sense of belonging",
            "Clinical treatment",
            "Living alone always means a problem",
            "Paid work protects mental health"
          ],
          "harmsAndFailures": [
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "A digital tool replaces needed staff",
              "whoIsHurt": "People seeking mental-health, social, or practical support and the staff who serve them",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish staff levels and successful handoffs, keep a human route, and restore staff when the tool becomes a substitute."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Saved data cannot be moved or erased",
              "whoIsHurt": "People whose private conversations remain trapped with one provider",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Let the person inspect, export, and erase saved data through a simple route, with a human fix when it fails."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "The tool applies hidden pressure",
              "whoIsHurt": "Children, lonely people, and people in distress who may be easier to influence",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Disclose prompts and paid influence, let users stop return messages, and provide a complaint and outside review."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "The crisis handoff fails",
              "whoIsHurt": "People in crisis who need trained human care",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Send crisis signs to trained staff, test response times, and keep phone and in-person backups."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Contact volume is mistaken for belonging",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who use the tool often but remain isolated or unsupported",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Ask whether wanted human contact and care improved. Do not treat time in the tool as proof of belonging."
            }
          ],
          "causalDependencies": [
            {
              "dependency": "Tech needs: User control of saved data. Clear privacy choices and ordinary exit. Reliable routing to a human.",
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              "ifMissing": "Without those controls, the tool can become a captive substitute or fail when real help is needed.",
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                "SC-AI01",
                "SC-AI02",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G02",
                "SC-G05",
                "SC-WORK-01"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Law needs: Data rights and rules against unfair pressure. Child and crisis protections. Continuing public-service duties.",
              "whyNeeded": "People at greater risk need legal limits and a responsible organisation when privacy, saved data, or crisis handling fails.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those rights, the person may identify harm but cannot stop return prompts, reach care, or correct the record.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI01",
                "SC-AI02",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G02",
                "SC-G05",
                "SC-WORK-01"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Available people and groups, accessible transport and public places, and staffed care when needed.",
              "whyNeeded": "The bridge is complete only when the person reaches real human participation or care.",
              "ifMissing": "Without reachable people or services, the tool offers referral words but no real destination.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI01",
                "SC-AI02",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G02",
                "SC-G05",
                "SC-WORK-01"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
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      "layer": "lived-experience",
      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-a-lived-14"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "People whose paid knowledge income falls, such as carers, workers outside formal jobs, migrants, disabled people, and people between roles",
      "triggerOrContext": "In W02, paid knowledge work may no longer give families steady income. Income from owned assets or public support must keep buying power and demand from falling.",
      "plainJob": "Pay me enough to meet real costs, keep it when I move or change status, explain any change and let a person fix mistakes quickly.",
      "observableCompletion": "The person can join through a simple route and see how the payment was worked out. They can meet normal living costs without forced work. Support follows a move or life change. A human fixes errors before lasting harm.",
      "repeatedDemand": "Living costs, family life, disability, care duties, moves, rights, and records keep changing.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Many people lack enough support in 2026, and fast payment does not prove that support is enough. W02 needs a new income route after a possible work break.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w02"
      ],
      "evidenceIds": [
        "EWF-14",
        "EWF-15",
        "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
        "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever paid knowledge work no longer gives families steady income. The assigned evidence shows gaps in support, but not one regional path after a work break."
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Living costs, public funds, payment systems, identity rules, and access to housing and services vary by person and place."
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "How much support remains enough after housing and climate costs",
          "How rights and records would move between countries",
          "Whether people with informal or missing documents can enrol safely"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "Public law defines the right and what level of support is enough. Employers, civic groups, and private identity providers do not control lawful access to income.",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Give notice and a clear explanation. Offer assisted and offline access, a human correction, emergency continuity, and an outside appeal.",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "Income alone cannot promise belonging or a valued role."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "A sense of belonging",
        "A valued role",
        "Political trust",
        "Income alone fixes demand in every place"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The payment is exact but still too low",
          "whoIsHurt": "People whose payment follows the formula but does not cover normal living costs",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish the formula and cost measure, adjust the amount quickly, and cover urgent shortfalls during review."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "An automated sanction stops support",
          "whoIsHurt": "People whose income is cut by a machine-led error or hidden rule",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Require human review before a cut, give the full reason, and restore payment from the date of the error."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "An identity error blocks support",
          "whoIsHurt": "People with missing, changed, or informal records",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Accept other proof, provide a document-light human route, and correct the identity and payment records."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Support depends on a forced task",
          "whoIsHurt": "Disabled people, carers, and others who cannot or do not choose the required activity",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep income separate from participation, protect the right to say no, and provide a human appeal."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Payment arrives but housing or services do not",
          "whoIsHurt": "Families who have cash but cannot reach an affordable home, care, energy, or transport",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Track real access and unpaid bills, link income plans to local services, and fund the missing delivery."
        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Tech needs: Accessible enrolment and payment routes. Case and eligibility records that can move with the person. Human correction and an outage backup.",
          "whyNeeded": "Regular income must follow the person, arrive reliably, and keep an inspectable case when status or records change.",
          "ifMissing": "Without this, payments can stop, duplicate, or follow an old status while the person cannot prove or correct the right.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
            "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Law needs: A right to enough support. Fair process and record transfer. A right to refuse unrelated tasks and seek an outside appeal.",
          "whyNeeded": "Support must be a correctable legal right, not a payment that officials can remove because of an unrelated task.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those rights, income can be too low, tied to forced tasks, or removed without a timely explanation and correction.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
            "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Real-world needs: Usable payment or cash access. Available housing, food, energy, transport, and staffed backup.",
          "whyNeeded": "Income preserves buying power only when people can receive it and buy basic needs where they live.",
          "ifMissing": "Without supply and backup, an adequate payment on paper may not secure basic needs.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
            "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
          "id": "author-a-lived-14",
          "layer": "lived-experience",
          "actorOrPerson": "People whose paid knowledge income falls, such as carers, workers outside formal jobs, migrants, disabled people, and people between roles",
          "triggerOrContext": "In W02, paid knowledge work may no longer give families steady income. Income from owned assets or public support must keep buying power and demand from falling.",
          "plainJob": "Pay me enough to meet real costs, keep it when I move or change status, explain any change and let a person fix mistakes quickly.",
          "observableCompletion": "The person can join through a simple route and see how the payment was worked out. They can meet normal living costs without forced work. Support follows a move or life change. A human fixes errors before lasting harm.",
          "repeatedDemand": "Living costs, family life, disability, care duties, moves, rights, and records keep changing.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Many people lack enough support in 2026, and fast payment does not prove that support is enough. W02 needs a new income route after a possible work break.",
          "worldIds": [
            "W02"
          ],
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
            "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
          ],
          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever paid knowledge work no longer gives families steady income. The assigned evidence shows gaps in support, but not one regional path after a work break."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Living costs, public funds, payment systems, identity rules, and access to housing and services vary by person and place."
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "How much support remains enough after housing and climate costs",
              "How rights and records would move between countries",
              "Whether people with informal or missing documents can enrol safely"
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "Public law defines the right and what level of support is enough. Employers, civic groups, and private identity providers do not control lawful access to income.",
            "remedyIfItFails": "Give notice and a clear explanation. Offer assisted and offline access, a human correction, emergency continuity, and an outside appeal.",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "Income alone cannot promise belonging or a valued role."
          },
          "nonPromises": [
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            "A valued role",
            "Political trust",
            "Income alone fixes demand in every place"
          ],
          "harmsAndFailures": [
            {
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              "whoIsHurt": "People whose payment follows the formula but does not cover normal living costs",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish the formula and cost measure, adjust the amount quickly, and cover urgent shortfalls during review."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "An automated sanction stops support",
              "whoIsHurt": "People whose income is cut by a machine-led error or hidden rule",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Require human review before a cut, give the full reason, and restore payment from the date of the error."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "An identity error blocks support",
              "whoIsHurt": "People with missing, changed, or informal records",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Accept other proof, provide a document-light human route, and correct the identity and payment records."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Support depends on a forced task",
              "whoIsHurt": "Disabled people, carers, and others who cannot or do not choose the required activity",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep income separate from participation, protect the right to say no, and provide a human appeal."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Payment arrives but housing or services do not",
              "whoIsHurt": "Families who have cash but cannot reach an affordable home, care, energy, or transport",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Track real access and unpaid bills, link income plans to local services, and fund the missing delivery."
            }
          ],
          "causalDependencies": [
            {
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              "whyNeeded": "Regular income must follow the person, arrive reliably, and keep an inspectable case when status or records change.",
              "ifMissing": "Without this, payments can stop, duplicate, or follow an old status while the person cannot prove or correct the right.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-14",
                "EWF-15",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
                "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Law needs: A right to enough support. Fair process and record transfer. A right to refuse unrelated tasks and seek an outside appeal.",
              "whyNeeded": "Support must be a correctable legal right, not a payment that officials can remove because of an unrelated task.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those rights, income can be too low, tied to forced tasks, or removed without a timely explanation and correction.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-14",
                "EWF-15",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
                "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Usable payment or cash access. Available housing, food, energy, transport, and staffed backup.",
              "whyNeeded": "Income preserves buying power only when people can receive it and buy basic needs where they live.",
              "ifMissing": "Without supply and backup, an adequate payment on paper may not secure basic needs.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-14",
                "EWF-15",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
                "src-imf-ai-future-work-2024"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "lived-need-008",
      "layer": "lived-experience",
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        "author-a-lived-16"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "People with less paid work, including carers, makers, learners, neighbours, stewards and people with changing ability",
      "triggerOrContext": "Paid work no longer supplies the main public role. But people still seek to help, learn, make, care or serve without being forced into one approved pattern.",
      "plainJob": "Help me find something useful I choose to do, make clear who it helps, and let other people recognise the useful work without turning it into a condition for income.",
      "observableCompletion": "The person chooses among real roles and understands the duties and support. The receiving group confirms who benefits. A record of the work can be used elsewhere when useful. Refusing does not remove income or rights.",
      "repeatedDemand": "Health, time, interests, care duties, local needs and group membership change throughout life.",
      "why2031Not2026": "The assigned proof does not show a group that can reliably give people useful work, status, routine, and a sense of place outside paid jobs. W02 makes this missing social role a central need.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w02"
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      "evidenceIds": [
        "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
        "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
        "SC-G01",
        "SC-G07",
        "SC-G08"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever people seek useful roles outside paid jobs. The assigned evidence does not show one model that works in every place."
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Local groups, disability access, care duties, public funding, and rules on unpaid work vary by person and place."
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "Which roles create lasting two-way value",
          "How informal work and private care gain recognition",
          "How to prevent status ladders and unfair exclusion"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "Receiving communities and responsible public bodies define the real work they can support. The person chooses whether to take part and keeps the legal right not to take part.",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Let the person correct a false record, leave a role, report exploitation, request access support, and obtain human review of recognition decisions.",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A useful role cannot promise belonging, friendship, equal status, or a paid job."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "A sense of belonging",
        "Lasting friendship",
        "Equal status",
        "A paid job",
        "Every task serves a public need"
      ],
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "People are pushed into make-work",
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          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep participation voluntary, protect income and services after refusal, and offer other real roles."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Popularity is mistaken for useful work",
          "whoIsHurt": "Quiet or less-connected people whose valuable work receives little public attention",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Ask the receiving person or group to confirm the benefit, use clear criteria, and allow review."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Unpaid work replaces paid staff",
          "whoIsHurt": "Workers who lose paid roles and service users who lose trained support",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish staffing levels, review whether the role should be paid, and restore staff or wages when replacement occurs."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Disabled people and carers cannot take part",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who need flexible time, access support, transport, or a different kind of role",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Offer accessible places, remote or local options, practical support, and the same public recognition."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "One civic identity is forced on every role",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who need different boundaries for family, care, faith, work, and civic life",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep role records separate, let people leave or change groups, and do not tie all rights to one profile."
        }
      ],
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        {
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          "ifMissing": "Requiring a technical system would shut out some people without making the work more useful.",
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          ]
        },
        {
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          "ifMissing": "Without those rights, useful work can become forced make-work, exploitative unpaid labour, or a gate to basic rights.",
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            "SC-G08"
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        },
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            "SC-G07",
            "SC-G08"
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        }
      ],
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          "plainJob": "Help me find something useful I choose to do, make clear who it helps, and let other people recognise the useful work without turning it into a condition for income.",
          "observableCompletion": "The person chooses among real roles and understands the duties and support. The receiving group confirms who benefits. A record of the work can be used elsewhere when useful. Refusing does not remove income or rights.",
          "repeatedDemand": "Health, time, interests, care duties, local needs and group membership change throughout life.",
          "why2031Not2026": "The assigned proof does not show a group that can reliably give people useful work, status, routine, and a sense of place outside paid jobs. W02 makes this missing social role a central need.",
          "worldIds": [
            "W02"
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          "evidenceIds": [
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-G08"
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          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever people seek useful roles outside paid jobs. The assigned evidence does not show one model that works in every place."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Local groups, disability access, care duties, public funding, and rules on unpaid work vary by person and place."
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "Which roles create lasting two-way value",
              "How informal work and private care gain recognition",
              "How to prevent status ladders and unfair exclusion"
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            "remedyIfItFails": "Let the person correct a false record, leave a role, report exploitation, request access support, and obtain human review of recognition decisions.",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A useful role cannot promise belonging, friendship, equal status, or a paid job."
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            "Lasting friendship",
            "Equal status",
            "A paid job",
            "Every task serves a public need"
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            {
              "harmOrFailure": "People are pushed into make-work",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who rely on income or services and feel forced to accept an empty role",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep participation voluntary, protect income and services after refusal, and offer other real roles."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Popularity is mistaken for useful work",
              "whoIsHurt": "Quiet or less-connected people whose valuable work receives little public attention",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Ask the receiving person or group to confirm the benefit, use clear criteria, and allow review."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Unpaid work replaces paid staff",
              "whoIsHurt": "Workers who lose paid roles and service users who lose trained support",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish staffing levels, review whether the role should be paid, and restore staff or wages when replacement occurs."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Disabled people and carers cannot take part",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who need flexible time, access support, transport, or a different kind of role",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Offer accessible places, remote or local options, practical support, and the same public recognition."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "One civic identity is forced on every role",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who need different boundaries for family, care, faith, work, and civic life",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep role records separate, let people leave or change groups, and do not tie all rights to one profile."
            }
          ],
          "causalDependencies": [
            {
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              "ifMissing": "Requiring a technical system would shut out some people without making the work more useful.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-G08"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Law needs: A legal right not to take part. Safety and protection from unfair treatment. Protection from forced or disguised unpaid work.",
              "whyNeeded": "The route must remain voluntary. It cannot become a condition for income or a way to replace protected paid work.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those rights, useful work can become forced make-work, exploitative unpaid labour, or a gate to basic rights.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-G08"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Accessible roles and host organisations, people, places, transport, suitable equipment, and support.",
              "whyNeeded": "Two-way value requires a real receiving person or group and a task that the participant can access.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those resources, only well-connected or able people can take part, or the recorded task helps no one.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-G08"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
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      "layer": "lived-experience",
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        "author-a-lived-17"
      ],
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      "triggerOrContext": "Income may continue outside paid work. But the timetable, shared obligations and transitions once supplied by work no longer organise daily life.",
      "plainJob": "Help me shape a week with useful duties, people I expect to see, care, and rest. Let me change it when my life changes.",
      "observableCompletion": "The person can set and change a weekly rhythm with chosen tasks, two-way help, and rest. They can ask for reminders or access help. Illness, care duties, or choosing not to take part bring no punishment.",
      "repeatedDemand": "Health, home life, seasons, care duties, local events and useful roles keep changing how a person needs to plan and use their time.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Paid work still sets the daily rhythm for many people in 2026. Proof about meaning apart from income is thin. W02 makes a chosen weekly rhythm a common repeated need.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w02"
      ],
      "evidenceIds": [
        "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
        "SC-G01",
        "SC-G07",
        "SC-WORK-01"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "In the W02 scenario, this may matter for people who lose the daily rhythm once provided by paid work. The assigned evidence does not show one timetable that suits every person or place."
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Health, care duties, local travel, safe meeting places, and access to chosen groups vary by person and place."
        ],
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          "Who takes on the work of coordinating schedules and groups",
          "Which forms of support can survive in places with fewer public funds"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
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          "remedyIfItFails": "Allow an easy pause or exit, fair changes, correction of attendance records, and human help with repeated access barriers.",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A weekly plan cannot promise a meaningful life or belonging."
        }
      ],
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        "A meaningful life",
        "A sense of belonging",
        "More useful activity",
        "More scheduled activity is always better"
      ],
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        {
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          "whoIsHurt": "People with illness, care duties, or changing energy who cannot follow a fixed week",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Let the person change or pause the plan without losing income, services, or status."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Planning creates too much admin",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who spend more time reporting and scheduling than doing useful or restorative activity",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep the plan simple, make reminders optional, and offer a human helper when wanted."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Care or disability is treated as failure",
          "whoIsHurt": "Carers and disabled people whose changed plans are marked as poor effort",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Treat care and health changes as valid reasons to reset the plan. Remove penalties and correct the record."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Computer-made tasks fill time while human contact falls",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who stay busy online but lose real relationships and local support",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Track wanted human contact, fund accessible groups and places, and reduce tool prompts when offline contact falls."
        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "No specific technical system is required.",
          "whyNeeded": "A chosen weekly rhythm can grow from ordinary human commitments. Reminders may help, but no digital system is essential.",
          "ifMissing": "Requiring a technical system would add a false barrier to a need that people can meet through human commitments.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Law needs: Basic income that does not depend on attendance. Freedom to pause or leave. Disability access and fair changes.",
          "whyNeeded": "The rhythm is truly chosen only if illness, care, disability, or refusal does not remove income or rights.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those rights, the timetable becomes compulsory and punishes people whose health or available time changes.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Real-world needs: Reachable people and activities, accessible public or community places, transport, and care support.",
          "whyNeeded": "Repeated commitments and human contact need usable places, people, and access near the person.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those resources, the schedule exists only on paper and time stays fragmented or filled only by computer-made contact.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
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          "layer": "lived-experience",
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          "triggerOrContext": "Income may continue outside paid work. But the timetable, shared obligations and transitions once supplied by work no longer organise daily life.",
          "plainJob": "Help me shape a week with useful duties, people I expect to see, care, and rest. Let me change it when my life changes.",
          "observableCompletion": "The person can set and change a weekly rhythm with chosen tasks, two-way help, and rest. They can ask for reminders or access help. Illness, care duties, or choosing not to take part bring no punishment.",
          "repeatedDemand": "Health, home life, seasons, care duties, local events and useful roles keep changing how a person needs to plan and use their time.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Paid work still sets the daily rhythm for many people in 2026. Proof about meaning apart from income is thin. W02 makes a chosen weekly rhythm a common repeated need.",
          "worldIds": [
            "W02"
          ],
          "evidenceIds": [
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-WORK-01"
          ],
          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "In the W02 scenario, this may matter for people who lose the daily rhythm once provided by paid work. The assigned evidence does not show one timetable that suits every person or place."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Health, care duties, local travel, safe meeting places, and access to chosen groups vary by person and place."
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "Whether less paid work gives people more control or fragments their time",
              "Who takes on the work of coordinating schedules and groups",
              "Which forms of support can survive in places with fewer public funds"
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
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            "remedyIfItFails": "Allow an easy pause or exit, fair changes, correction of attendance records, and human help with repeated access barriers.",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A weekly plan cannot promise a meaningful life or belonging."
          },
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            "A sense of belonging",
            "More useful activity",
            "More scheduled activity is always better"
          ],
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            {
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              "whoIsHurt": "People with illness, care duties, or changing energy who cannot follow a fixed week",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Let the person change or pause the plan without losing income, services, or status."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Planning creates too much admin",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who spend more time reporting and scheduling than doing useful or restorative activity",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep the plan simple, make reminders optional, and offer a human helper when wanted."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Care or disability is treated as failure",
              "whoIsHurt": "Carers and disabled people whose changed plans are marked as poor effort",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Treat care and health changes as valid reasons to reset the plan. Remove penalties and correct the record."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Computer-made tasks fill time while human contact falls",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who stay busy online but lose real relationships and local support",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Track wanted human contact, fund accessible groups and places, and reduce tool prompts when offline contact falls."
            }
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            {
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              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-WORK-01"
              ]
            },
            {
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              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-WORK-01"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Reachable people and activities, accessible public or community places, transport, and care support.",
              "whyNeeded": "Repeated commitments and human contact need usable places, people, and access near the person.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those resources, the schedule exists only on paper and time stays fragmented or filled only by computer-made contact.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-WORK-01"
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            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
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      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-a-lived-18"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "People seeking acceptance, mutual help and a valued place after paid work loses its social role",
      "triggerOrContext": "Enough income and free time do not by themselves give acceptance, trust, two-way help, or a lasting role in a real group.",
      "plainJob": "Help me take part with real people often enough to be known, help and be helped, while keeping the freedom to leave or join a different group.",
      "observableCompletion": "Over time, the person feels accepted and able to help. Two-way help occurs. Taking part stays a choice. The group does not shut out outsiders or require computer-made contact.",
      "repeatedDemand": "A sense of place needs repeated contact. It can change after a move, conflict, a life change, or turnover in the group.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Global proof does not identify one form that reliably creates feeling included, and online contact proof is mixed. W02 requires a credible post-work social plan rather than assuming attendance is enough.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w02"
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      "evidenceIds": [
        "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
        "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
        "SC-G01",
        "SC-G02",
        "SC-G07",
        "SC-G08",
        "src-who-social-connection-2025"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever people seek acceptance and two-way help outside paid work. The assigned evidence does not support one cultural or regional model of belonging."
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Language, family life, local groups, safe meeting places, transport, and freedom to leave vary by person and place."
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "Which group rules keep membership open and two-way",
          "How people understand belonging across cultures",
          "Whether recognised useful work connects social groups or makes them more closed"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "Groups may set membership rules, but they must respect safety, fair access, and the freedom to leave. No public body, employer, or machine record can decide that a person belongs.",
          "remedyIfItFails": "A person can report exclusion or harm, leave without losing income or identity papers, and seek an outside review under safety or fair-access law.",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "No group can promise friendship on demand or uniform trust."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Friendship on demand",
        "The same trust in every group",
        "Treatment for mental illness",
        "More contacts always reduce loneliness"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Attendance is mistaken for belonging",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who attend often but are not accepted, known, or able to help",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Ask about trust, two-way help, and chosen return. Do not use sign-ins as proof of belonging."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The group shuts out outsiders",
          "whoIsHurt": "Newcomers and minority members who cannot enter or influence the group",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish fair entry rules, offer a complaint route, and support more than one group so exit remains real."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Status games crowd out mutual help",
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          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Rotate valued roles, limit public status signals, and judge the group by two-way help rather than popularity."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "People are pressured to take part",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who fear losing income, services, or status if they leave",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep income and key rights separate, protect the right to leave, and provide an outside appeal."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Outsiders are treated as lesser people",
          "whoIsHurt": "People outside the group who face hostility or unfair treatment",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Enforce fair-treatment rules, protect safe exit and reporting, and stop public bodies from rewarding exclusion."
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      ],
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        {
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            "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
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            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-G08",
            "src-who-social-connection-2025"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Law needs: Safety and protection from unfair treatment. Freedom to join, leave, or form a group. No loss of income or identity papers for leaving.",
          "whyNeeded": "People need protection from abuse and force while groups keep freedom to organise themselves.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those rights, a group can exclude, trap, or harm people while participation is tied to basic rights.",
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            "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
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            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-G08",
            "src-who-social-connection-2025"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Real-world needs: Real people, repeated shared activity, accessible meeting places, transport, time, and participation support.",
          "whyNeeded": "Belonging grows through repeated two-way presence and action, not attendance data or computer-made contact alone.",
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          "evidenceIds": [
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-G08",
            "src-who-social-connection-2025"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
          "id": "author-a-lived-18",
          "layer": "lived-experience",
          "actorOrPerson": "People seeking acceptance, mutual help and a valued place after paid work loses its social role",
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          "plainJob": "Help me take part with real people often enough to be known, help and be helped, while keeping the freedom to leave or join a different group.",
          "observableCompletion": "Over time, the person feels accepted and able to help. Two-way help occurs. Taking part stays a choice. The group does not shut out outsiders or require computer-made contact.",
          "repeatedDemand": "A sense of place needs repeated contact. It can change after a move, conflict, a life change, or turnover in the group.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Global proof does not identify one form that reliably creates feeling included, and online contact proof is mixed. W02 requires a credible post-work social plan rather than assuming attendance is enough.",
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            "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
            "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
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            "SC-G02",
            "SC-G07",
            "SC-G08",
            "src-who-social-connection-2025"
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          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever people seek acceptance and two-way help outside paid work. The assigned evidence does not support one cultural or regional model of belonging."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Language, family life, local groups, safe meeting places, transport, and freedom to leave vary by person and place."
            ],
            "unknowns": [
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              "How people understand belonging across cultures",
              "Whether recognised useful work connects social groups or makes them more closed"
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            "remedyIfItFails": "A person can report exclusion or harm, leave without losing income or identity papers, and seek an outside review under safety or fair-access law.",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "No group can promise friendship on demand or uniform trust."
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            "Friendship on demand",
            "The same trust in every group",
            "Treatment for mental illness",
            "More contacts always reduce loneliness"
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            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Attendance is mistaken for belonging",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who attend often but are not accepted, known, or able to help",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Ask about trust, two-way help, and chosen return. Do not use sign-ins as proof of belonging."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "The group shuts out outsiders",
              "whoIsHurt": "Newcomers and minority members who cannot enter or influence the group",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish fair entry rules, offer a complaint route, and support more than one group so exit remains real."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Status games crowd out mutual help",
              "whoIsHurt": "Quiet members and people with less money, time, or public visibility",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Rotate valued roles, limit public status signals, and judge the group by two-way help rather than popularity."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "People are pressured to take part",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Outsiders are treated as lesser people",
              "whoIsHurt": "People outside the group who face hostility or unfair treatment",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Enforce fair-treatment rules, protect safe exit and reporting, and stop public bodies from rewarding exclusion."
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          ],
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            {
              "dependency": "No specific technical system is required.",
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              "ifMissing": "Requiring a technical system would block some people and would not create a real group.",
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                "SC-G02",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-G08",
                "src-who-social-connection-2025"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Law needs: Safety and protection from unfair treatment. Freedom to join, leave, or form a group. No loss of income or identity papers for leaving.",
              "whyNeeded": "People need protection from abuse and force while groups keep freedom to organise themselves.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those rights, a group can exclude, trap, or harm people while participation is tied to basic rights.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G02",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-G08",
                "src-who-social-connection-2025"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Real people, repeated shared activity, accessible meeting places, transport, time, and participation support.",
              "whyNeeded": "Belonging grows through repeated two-way presence and action, not attendance data or computer-made contact alone.",
              "ifMissing": "Without reachable people and places, a programme records contact but creates no lasting human group.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s22",
                "horizon.education-social-culture.s23",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G02",
                "SC-G07",
                "SC-G08",
                "src-who-social-connection-2025"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "lived-need-011",
      "layer": "lived-experience",
      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-a-lived-19"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "People who choose unpaid care, local upkeep, or care for land and nature",
      "triggerOrContext": "In W02, less paid knowledge work may make unpaid care and local upkeep more visible. The assigned proof does not show who does unpaid care now.",
      "plainJob": "Let me choose this work, get rest and help, share or leave the duty, and avoid replacing paid staff.",
      "observableCompletion": "The person chooses what to share. They can get rest, support, or another worker. They can leave the duty. Public services still use paid staff where staff are needed.",
      "repeatedDemand": "Care, repairs, and climate events return. The people, time, and tools on hand can change.",
      "why2031Not2026": "The assigned proof does not measure who does unpaid care or how the work is shared. In W02, paid knowledge work may shrink. By 2031, people may need choice, rest, and a way to stop unpaid help from replacing staff.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w02"
      ],
      "evidenceIds": [
        "C03",
        "C04",
        "EWF-14",
        "HBD-05"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "This may matter where care, local upkeep, or work on land and nature is needed. The assigned evidence does not show a clear regional pattern or who does unpaid care."
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Laws, paid staff, public funds, tools, travel, and access to safe places vary by place."
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "The assigned evidence does not measure who performs unpaid care.",
          "We do not know how much respite or backup is available.",
          "We do not know when unpaid help would replace paid staff."
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "The person chooses what work to do and what to share. Public services remain responsible for essential services and paid staff.",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Offer respite, a new human review, and a way to correct work records. Check whether the work should be paid. Restore staff if unpaid help replaced them.",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "These protections cannot promise that every form of care should be paid in the same way."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Every form of care should be paid in the same way",
        "Family care is always safe or chosen",
        "Recognition of care creates belonging"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Extra work is pushed onto people without choice",
          "whoIsHurt": "People doing unpaid care, local upkeep, or work on land who cannot freely refuse",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Confirm consent, offer respite or another worker, and check whether the role should be paid."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Private care is watched",
          "whoIsHurt": "Families and people receiving care whose private life is tracked without need",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Collect no mandatory technical record, require consent for any record, and let the person inspect and erase it."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Unpaid helpers replace paid staff",
          "whoIsHurt": "Service users who need trained support and workers whose paid roles are removed",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish staffing levels, review the work status, and bring staff back when unpaid help became a substitute."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Illness blocks a valued role",
          "whoIsHurt": "Carers and volunteers who become ill or disabled and lose status or connection",
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        }
      ],
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        {
          "dependency": "No specific technical system is required.",
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          "ifMissing": "Requiring a technical system would add surveillance without proving that the work was chosen or supported.",
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            "C03",
            "C04",
            "EWF-14",
            "HBD-05"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Law needs: Clear consent and privacy rights. Support and respite for carers. Safety rules. A review of whether required work should be paid.",
          "whyNeeded": "The rules must protect choice and private life. They must also stop unpaid help from hiding work that needs paid staff.",
          "ifMissing": "Without these rules, people could be watched or pushed into work and public services could replace staff with unpaid help.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "C03",
            "C04",
            "EWF-14",
            "HBD-05"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Real-world needs: Backup staff, respite, care tools, transport, safe sites, and supplies.",
          "whyNeeded": "Respite requires another person or team to take over safely. The work may also need tools, travel, or a safe place.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those resources, recognition brings no real relief and hidden workload may grow.",
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            "C03",
            "C04",
            "EWF-14",
            "HBD-05"
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        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
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          "triggerOrContext": "In W02, less paid knowledge work may make unpaid care and local upkeep more visible. The assigned proof does not show who does unpaid care now.",
          "plainJob": "Let me choose this work, get rest and help, share or leave the duty, and avoid replacing paid staff.",
          "observableCompletion": "The person chooses what to share. They can get rest, support, or another worker. They can leave the duty. Public services still use paid staff where staff are needed.",
          "repeatedDemand": "Care, repairs, and climate events return. The people, time, and tools on hand can change.",
          "why2031Not2026": "The assigned proof does not measure who does unpaid care or how the work is shared. In W02, paid knowledge work may shrink. By 2031, people may need choice, rest, and a way to stop unpaid help from replacing staff.",
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            "W02"
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            "C03",
            "C04",
            "EWF-14",
            "HBD-05"
          ],
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            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "This may matter where care, local upkeep, or work on land and nature is needed. The assigned evidence does not show a clear regional pattern or who does unpaid care."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Laws, paid staff, public funds, tools, travel, and access to safe places vary by place."
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "The assigned evidence does not measure who performs unpaid care.",
              "We do not know how much respite or backup is available.",
              "We do not know when unpaid help would replace paid staff."
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
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            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "These protections cannot promise that every form of care should be paid in the same way."
          },
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            "Every form of care should be paid in the same way",
            "Family care is always safe or chosen",
            "Recognition of care creates belonging"
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            {
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              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Confirm consent, offer respite or another worker, and check whether the role should be paid."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Private care is watched",
              "whoIsHurt": "Families and people receiving care whose private life is tracked without need",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Unpaid helpers replace paid staff",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Illness blocks a valued role",
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                "C04",
                "EWF-14",
                "HBD-05"
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            },
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                "C03",
                "C04",
                "EWF-14",
                "HBD-05"
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            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Backup staff, respite, care tools, transport, safe sites, and supplies.",
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                "C03",
                "C04",
                "EWF-14",
                "HBD-05"
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            }
          ]
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      "plainJob": "Let me learn something that matters here, practise it safely with real people and tools, and show what I can do even if I am not entering a normal full-time job.",
      "observableCompletion": "The learner gets teaching and a suitable place, then completes fresh supervised practice. They receive accepted proof. They can join paid or unpaid work without a prestige or always-online gate.",
      "repeatedDemand": "People change roles, health, and interests while local real-world needs and tools also change.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Guidance in 2026 does not show that this kind of learning works well at large scale. In W02, more people may seek learning and useful roles outside standard paid knowledge work.",
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        "w02"
      ],
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        "EWF-04",
        "EWF-05",
        "horizon.education-social-culture.s04",
        "RSM-13",
        "src-unesco-genai-education-2023"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever people seek a new skilled or hands-on role. The assigned evidence does not show which places can provide enough teachers, safe sites, tools, and transport."
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Teaching staff, safety rules, disability access, tools, materials, transport, and accepted learning records vary by place."
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "Which skills and practices remain valued",
          "Whether hands-on roles are safe and fairly paid",
          "How learning records move between civic, education, and paid-work settings"
        ]
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        {
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          "remedyIfItFails": "Offer accessible alternatives, a new human review, correction of records, a safe right to refuse, and an appeal against unfair recognition.",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "This route cannot promise a full-time job or equal physical ability."
        }
      ],
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        "A full-time job",
        "Equal physical ability",
        "Every form of making is socially useful",
        "Generated tutoring produces mastery"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
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          "whoIsHurt": "Paid workers whose jobs are displaced and learners used as free labour",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Set a clear line between practice and productive paid work. Review status and pay when the line is crossed."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Unsafe work is given to inexperienced people",
          "whoIsHurt": "Learners, supervisors, service users, and bystanders exposed to avoidable harm",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Use a qualified supervisor, check risk before the task, and let anyone stop unsafe work."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Prestige blocks access",
          "whoIsHurt": "People with real skill but no famous school, job title, or personal network",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Use fresh task-based proof, publish the criteria, and provide a human appeal."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Sites are hard to enter or use",
          "whoIsHurt": "Disabled, rural, and lower-income learners who cannot reach or use the place and tools",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide disability access, transport and local options, safe equipment, and an equivalent route."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Practice records become surveillance",
          "whoIsHurt": "Learners whose movements, behaviour, or tool use are tracked beyond what safety and learning need",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Collect only needed evidence, let learners inspect and correct it, and erase extra tracking."
        }
      ],
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        {
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          "whyNeeded": "The learner must carry trustworthy evidence of supervised practice and understand how assisted tools affected performance.",
          "ifMissing": "Without that evidence, learning cannot transfer or can hide unsafe dependence on a tool.",
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            "EWF-05",
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        },
        {
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            "src-unesco-genai-education-2023"
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        },
        {
          "dependency": "Real-world needs: Teachers, safe places and tools, materials, transport, and upkeep.",
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          "ifMissing": "Without those resources, the route stays an online lesson and produces no safe hands-on skill.",
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            "EWF-04",
            "EWF-05",
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            "src-unesco-genai-education-2023"
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        }
      ],
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          "plainJob": "Let me learn something that matters here, practise it safely with real people and tools, and show what I can do even if I am not entering a normal full-time job.",
          "observableCompletion": "The learner gets teaching and a suitable place, then completes fresh supervised practice. They receive accepted proof. They can join paid or unpaid work without a prestige or always-online gate.",
          "repeatedDemand": "People change roles, health, and interests while local real-world needs and tools also change.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Guidance in 2026 does not show that this kind of learning works well at large scale. In W02, more people may seek learning and useful roles outside standard paid knowledge work.",
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            "EWF-04",
            "EWF-05",
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            "src-unesco-genai-education-2023"
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            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever people seek a new skilled or hands-on role. The assigned evidence does not show which places can provide enough teachers, safe sites, tools, and transport."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Teaching staff, safety rules, disability access, tools, materials, transport, and accepted learning records vary by place."
            ],
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              "Whether hands-on roles are safe and fairly paid",
              "How learning records move between civic, education, and paid-work settings"
            ]
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            "remedyIfItFails": "Offer accessible alternatives, a new human review, correction of records, a safe right to refuse, and an appeal against unfair recognition.",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "This route cannot promise a full-time job or equal physical ability."
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            "A full-time job",
            "Equal physical ability",
            "Every form of making is socially useful",
            "Generated tutoring produces mastery"
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Unsafe work is given to inexperienced people",
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              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Use a qualified supervisor, check risk before the task, and let anyone stop unsafe work."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Prestige blocks access",
              "whoIsHurt": "People with real skill but no famous school, job title, or personal network",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Use fresh task-based proof, publish the criteria, and provide a human appeal."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Sites are hard to enter or use",
              "whoIsHurt": "Disabled, rural, and lower-income learners who cannot reach or use the place and tools",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide disability access, transport and local options, safe equipment, and an equivalent route."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Practice records become surveillance",
              "whoIsHurt": "Learners whose movements, behaviour, or tool use are tracked beyond what safety and learning need",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Collect only needed evidence, let learners inspect and correct it, and erase extra tracking."
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              "whyNeeded": "The learner must carry trustworthy evidence of supervised practice and understand how assisted tools affected performance.",
              "ifMissing": "Without that evidence, learning cannot transfer or can hide unsafe dependence on a tool.",
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                "EWF-05",
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            },
            {
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              "whyNeeded": "Practice must be safe, accessible, and fairly recognised in civic, education, and paid-work settings.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those rights, a hidden or unappealable judgement can injure, exclude, or deny recognition.",
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                "EWF-04",
                "EWF-05",
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                "RSM-13",
                "src-unesco-genai-education-2023"
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            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Teachers, safe places and tools, materials, transport, and upkeep.",
              "whyNeeded": "Making, repair, and hands-on practice require supervision, equipment, and access.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those resources, the route stays an online lesson and produces no safe hands-on skill.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-04",
                "EWF-05",
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                "src-unesco-genai-education-2023"
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            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "lived-need-013",
      "layer": "lived-experience",
      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-a-lived-24"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "People with more free time or disrupted work roles, including children, lonely people, people in crisis and people far from services",
      "triggerOrContext": "Computer-made attention competes with civic, care, and learning groups for post-work time. It may help people reach real groups and activities, or it may become a low-cost substitute.",
      "plainJob": "Let me use this support for a purpose I choose, keep control of what it remembers, reach real people or care when I want, and leave without pressure or losing unrelated rights.",
      "observableCompletion": "The tool says clearly that it is computer-made. The person can inspect, move, or erase saved records and stop prompts to return. A promised handoff to people works. Offline contact does not quietly fall. Crisis and child duties reach responsible people.",
      "repeatedDemand": "Personal record, attachment, providers, groups, crisis state and desired level of contact change over time.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Studies ready in 2026 are short and mixed. Laws show intent rather than results. W02 gives online support tools more power to shape post-work attention and status. This raises both help and replacement risks.",
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      "evidenceIds": [
        "SC-AI01",
        "SC-AI02",
        "SC-AI04",
        "SC-G01",
        "SC-G05"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever digital support tools shape attention, status, or routes to care. The assigned evidence is thin outside online samples and richer countries."
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Language, age, home life, service staff, saved-data rules, crisis care, and offline support vary by person and place."
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "The long-term cause and effect of heavy use",
          "Whether heavy use causes distress or responds to it",
          "How computer-made status changes participation in real groups",
          "Whether staffed routes survive wider use of the tool"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "The person controls use and saved data. Responsible health, education, child, and public services keep their human duties.",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Allow ordinary exit, erasing and transfer of saved data, a human handoff, trained crisis help, a complaint, correction of status effects, and restoration of staff after replacement harm.",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "The tool cannot promise lasting friendship, belonging, treatment, or a valued public role."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Lasting friendship",
        "A sense of belonging",
        "Clinical treatment",
        "A valued public role",
        "More contact always means help"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The tool is designed to create dependence",
          "whoIsHurt": "Children, lonely people, and people in distress who may find it hard to leave",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Let the person stop prompts to return, leave normally, and reach a human alternative without losing unrelated rights."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Saved data is trapped",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who cannot inspect, move, or erase a long personal history",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide simple inspection, export, and erasing controls, plus a human fix when they fail."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The tool applies hidden pressure",
          "whoIsHurt": "People whose choices are shaped by undisclosed persuasion or paid influence",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Disclose the influence, stop it on request, and provide a complaint and outside review."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "A closed computer-made status group forms",
          "whoIsHurt": "People whose public role or self-worth becomes tied to status inside one tool",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Do not use tool status for public rights. Help people reach real groups and leave without losing their history."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The tool replaces human services",
          "whoIsHurt": "People who need care, learning, crisis help, or a public service and the staff who provide it",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish staff and handoff measures, keep a direct human route, and restore staff after replacement harm."
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "The crisis route fails",
          "whoIsHurt": "People in crisis who need immediate trained help",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Send crisis signs to trained staff, test the route often, and keep phone and in-person backups."
        }
      ],
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        {
          "dependency": "Tech needs: A way to inspect, move, and erase saved data. Clear prompts that can be stopped. A reliable route to human help.",
          "whyNeeded": "Chosen use and exit require real control over saved data and a working route beyond computer-made contact.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those controls, the person can lose their history, remain trapped by return prompts, or fail to reach promised human help.",
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            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-AI04",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G05"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Law needs: Data rights and rules against unfair pressure. Child and crisis protections. Continuing public-service duties.",
          "whyNeeded": "Long-term use creates risks to power, privacy, and safety. Responsible human services and enforceable limits must remain in place.",
          "ifMissing": "Without those duties, no responsible person deals with saved-data harm or a failed crisis route, and the user has no clear right to stop or seek repair.",
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            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-AI04",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G05"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Real-world needs: Staffed care, real groups, accessible public places, transport, and support to take part.",
          "whyNeeded": "The promised bridge ends in human care or two-way participation.",
          "ifMissing": "Without reachable staff and places, computer-made contact grows while human services and offline participation disappear.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI01",
            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-AI04",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G05"
          ]
        }
      ],
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        {
          "id": "author-a-lived-24",
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          "triggerOrContext": "Computer-made attention competes with civic, care, and learning groups for post-work time. It may help people reach real groups and activities, or it may become a low-cost substitute.",
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          "observableCompletion": "The tool says clearly that it is computer-made. The person can inspect, move, or erase saved records and stop prompts to return. A promised handoff to people works. Offline contact does not quietly fall. Crisis and child duties reach responsible people.",
          "repeatedDemand": "Personal record, attachment, providers, groups, crisis state and desired level of contact change over time.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Studies ready in 2026 are short and mixed. Laws show intent rather than results. W02 gives online support tools more power to shape post-work attention and status. This raises both help and replacement risks.",
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            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-AI04",
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G05"
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            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "In the W02 scenario, this may matter wherever digital support tools shape attention, status, or routes to care. The assigned evidence is thin outside online samples and richer countries."
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Language, age, home life, service staff, saved-data rules, crisis care, and offline support vary by person and place."
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              "Whether heavy use causes distress or responds to it",
              "How computer-made status changes participation in real groups",
              "Whether staffed routes survive wider use of the tool"
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            "remedyIfItFails": "Allow ordinary exit, erasing and transfer of saved data, a human handoff, trained crisis help, a complaint, correction of status effects, and restoration of staff after replacement harm.",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "The tool cannot promise lasting friendship, belonging, treatment, or a valued public role."
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            "Clinical treatment",
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              "harmOrFailure": "The tool is designed to create dependence",
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              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Let the person stop prompts to return, leave normally, and reach a human alternative without losing unrelated rights."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Saved data is trapped",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "The tool applies hidden pressure",
              "whoIsHurt": "People whose choices are shaped by undisclosed persuasion or paid influence",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Disclose the influence, stop it on request, and provide a complaint and outside review."
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            {
              "harmOrFailure": "A closed computer-made status group forms",
              "whoIsHurt": "People whose public role or self-worth becomes tied to status inside one tool",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Do not use tool status for public rights. Help people reach real groups and leave without losing their history."
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "The tool replaces human services",
              "whoIsHurt": "People who need care, learning, crisis help, or a public service and the staff who provide it",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Publish staff and handoff measures, keep a direct human route, and restore staff after replacement harm."
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            {
              "harmOrFailure": "The crisis route fails",
              "whoIsHurt": "People in crisis who need immediate trained help",
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          ],
          "causalDependencies": [
            {
              "dependency": "Tech needs: A way to inspect, move, and erase saved data. Clear prompts that can be stopped. A reliable route to human help.",
              "whyNeeded": "Chosen use and exit require real control over saved data and a working route beyond computer-made contact.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those controls, the person can lose their history, remain trapped by return prompts, or fail to reach promised human help.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI01",
                "SC-AI02",
                "SC-AI04",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G05"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Law needs: Data rights and rules against unfair pressure. Child and crisis protections. Continuing public-service duties.",
              "whyNeeded": "Long-term use creates risks to power, privacy, and safety. Responsible human services and enforceable limits must remain in place.",
              "ifMissing": "Without those duties, no responsible person deals with saved-data harm or a failed crisis route, and the user has no clear right to stop or seek repair.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI01",
                "SC-AI02",
                "SC-AI04",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G05"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Real-world needs: Staffed care, real groups, accessible public places, transport, and support to take part.",
              "whyNeeded": "The promised bridge ends in human care or two-way participation.",
              "ifMissing": "Without reachable staff and places, computer-made contact grows while human services and offline participation disappear.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI01",
                "SC-AI02",
                "SC-AI04",
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G05"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
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        "author-b-lived-b-007"
      ],
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      "triggerOrContext": "A job or reliable client stream ends after near-zero-cost cognition diffuses, before adequate replacement income or accepted new roles form.",
      "plainJob": "Help me keep a home and daily routine, do useful work people recognise, and know what I can rely on next month.",
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      "repeatedDemand": "At each payment cycle, job or client loss, support reassessment, move, caring change and attempt to enter a new role.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Current exposure estimates do not establish displacement; this lived job follows only if W03's cognition, ownership and income chain materialises.",
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        "w03"
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        "src-metr-long-tasks-2025",
        "src-international-ai-safety-report-2026",
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        "EWF-04",
        "EWF-14",
        "EWF-15",
        "SC-G07"
      ],
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          "The assigned evidence covers work exposure and protection gaps, not the lived result for every household"
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Welfare, labour rights and family support differ widely",
          "Paid employees, contractors and people outside formal payrolls may face different routes to help"
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "Family, faith and mutual aid may absorb some roles",
          "Income adequacy and recognised contribution are not interchangeable",
          "Belonging cannot be inferred from participation totals"
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      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "The person chooses contribution; income and service decisions remain with accountable public or contractual bodies",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Payment correction, service appeal, portable recognition and access to human advice",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A transfer, course, activity total or credential cannot certify dignity, purpose, friendship or belonging."
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      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Does not promise replacement employment",
        "Does not define unpaid care as free labour owed to society",
        "Does not promise belonging"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Forced busywork replaces agency",
          "whoIsHurt": "A displaced worker pushed into activity chosen only to satisfy a rule",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Let the person choose useful activity, remove the penalty and review support without using attendance as proof of success"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Unpaid survival work is relabelled as contribution",
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        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Status grading deepens exclusion",
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        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Income arrives but routine and reciprocity collapse",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person whose bills are covered but who has lost routine and reciprocal contact",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Offer voluntary, repeated routes into real teams or groups and ask the person—not an activity counter—whether they help"
        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Accessible payment, identity correction and portable records",
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          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-15"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Income, housing, labour, care and anti-discrimination rights",
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          "ifMissing": "Without enforceable rights, help can be withdrawn arbitrarily or tied to unsafe and degrading conditions.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Affordable essentials, transport, safe meeting places and staffed community institutions",
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          "ifMissing": "If housing, transport or community services are absent, money alone cannot restore stability or participation.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15"
          ]
        }
      ],
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          "repeatedDemand": "At each payment cycle, job or client loss, support reassessment, move, caring change and attempt to enter a new role.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Current exposure estimates do not establish displacement; this lived job follows only if W03's cognition, ownership and income chain materialises.",
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            "src-metr-long-tasks-2025",
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            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15",
            "SC-G07"
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              "The assigned evidence covers work exposure and protection gaps, not the lived result for every household"
            ],
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              "Paid employees, contractors and people outside formal payrolls may face different routes to help"
            ],
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              "Family, faith and mutual aid may absorb some roles",
              "Income adequacy and recognised contribution are not interchangeable",
              "Belonging cannot be inferred from participation totals"
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          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "The person chooses contribution; income and service decisions remain with accountable public or contractual bodies",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Unpaid survival work is relabelled as contribution",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Status grading deepens exclusion",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Income arrives but routine and reciprocity collapse",
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          ],
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            {
              "dependency": "Accessible payment, identity correction and portable records",
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              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-15"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Income, housing, labour, care and anti-discrimination rights",
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                "EWF-14",
                "EWF-15"
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            },
            {
              "dependency": "Affordable essentials, transport, safe meeting places and staffed community institutions",
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                "EWF-15"
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            }
          ]
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      ]
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        "author-b-lived-b-008"
      ],
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      "plainJob": "Let me stay safely housed and get cooling, power, water and emergency help even if I do not own property or a premium account.",
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      "repeatedDemand": "At each hazard season, outage, insurance or rent renewal, relocation, retrofit decision and service denial.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Current climate, insurance and infrastructure evidence shows exposure and gaps; W03 adds a 2031 asset-gated protection pattern under weak common demand.",
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        "w03"
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        "PC-S01",
        "C01",
        "C04",
        "C10",
        "HBD-05"
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          "Adaptation-finance evidence points to large gaps in developing countries",
          "The insurance dashboard covers 30 European countries and should not be treated as global"
        ],
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          "Renters and owners have different powers and costs",
          "Cooling, transport, shelters and emergency staff are much less available in some places"
        ],
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          "Historical coverage does not predict future price or availability",
          "Local hazard and housing data vary",
          "Funded projects may not reduce harm"
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      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "Housing, utility, emergency, planning and social-protection duty-holders",
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      ],
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        "Does not promise zero climate loss",
        "Does not promise permanent residence in every hazard zone",
        "Does not treat insurance as universal remedy"
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      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Green or resilience investment displaces residents",
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        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Eligibility fails during an outage",
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          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide shelter and essential service first, then verify through a staffed offline route"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Premium service shifts cost to ordinary ratepayers",
          "whoIsHurt": "Ordinary households charged for a premium area's protection",
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        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Protection is installed but not maintained",
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        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Hazard warning, service-status and accessible eligibility records",
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            "C01"
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        },
        {
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            "HBD-05"
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        },
        {
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            "C01",
            "C04"
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                "C04"
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Switching erases earned history",
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Over-disclosure exposes unrelated data",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person forced to reveal health, family or other unrelated information",
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        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Appeal is nominal but unaffordable",
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          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide free, accessible human review and pause the harmful decision until it finishes"
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      ],
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        {
          "dependency": "Human assessors and accessible sites for practical verification",
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        }
      ],
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            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s21",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s37"
          ],
          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "OECD evidence supports concern about concentrated digital markets",
              "EU identity law is one possible legal route",
              "Scenario possibility: W03 makes provider-controlled proof more important across work and services"
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Schools, employers and public bodies recognise skills differently",
              "Technical portability may not create legal recognition",
              "The social meaning of a status marker changes by culture and sector"
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "No evidence establishes one global credential order",
              "Portability may fail across sectors",
              "A credential's status meaning varies culturally"
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "Accrediting, licensing, employment or service bodies that make the consequential decision",
            "remedyIfItFails": "Correction, reassessment, independent recognition, selective disclosure and appeal",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "The infrastructure owner cannot make itself the final judge of legal identity, professional fitness or public eligibility unless law explicitly assigns that authority."
          },
          "nonPromises": [
            "Does not promise acceptance everywhere",
            "Does not equate a credential with competence or worth",
            "Does not promise status or belonging"
          ],
          "harmsAndFailures": [
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "A hidden status marker follows the person",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person secretly downgraded by a measure they cannot see",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Reveal the decision facts, stop use during review and correct every linked decision after an error"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Switching erases earned history",
              "whoIsHurt": "A learner or worker whose earned proof disappears when they switch provider",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Restore the signed record, accept other evidence and keep access open while another assessor checks it"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Over-disclosure exposes unrelated data",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person forced to reveal health, family or other unrelated information",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Allow proof of only the needed fact and delete data collected beyond that purpose"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Appeal is nominal but unaffordable",
              "whoIsHurt": "A low-income or disabled person priced out of challenging a wrong credential decision",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide free, accessible human review and pause the harmful decision until it finishes"
            }
          ],
          "causalDependencies": [
            {
              "dependency": "Selective disclosure, signed evidence, correction and portable records",
              "whyNeeded": "Signed, portable evidence with selective disclosure lets a person prove the needed skill or fact without revealing their whole history.",
              "ifMissing": "Without it, switching can erase earned proof or force disclosure of unrelated private information.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-20",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Accreditation, identity, privacy, anti-discrimination and due-process rules",
              "whyNeeded": "Accreditation, identity, privacy and fair-process rules decide who must accept proof and how a wrong status decision is corrected.",
              "ifMissing": "Without these rules, technically portable evidence may still be ignored and a hidden marker can follow the person.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s21",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s37"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Human assessors and accessible sites for practical verification",
              "whyNeeded": "Human assessors and accessible sites let someone demonstrate real ability when a digital record is missing or disputed.",
              "ifMissing": "Without a practical route, the person remains trapped by the same automated evidence they are trying to challenge.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "AC-21"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "lived-need-017",
      "layer": "lived-experience",
      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-b-lived-b-010"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "Someone seeking translation, rehearsal, reminders, attention or a route to other people",
      "triggerOrContext": "Human contact or staffed service is scarce, so the same synthetic relationship is used repeatedly and gathers personal history.",
      "plainJob": "Let this help me reach real people, control what it remembers, and leave without losing my history or essential support.",
      "observableCompletion": "The person can export or delete memory, switch while preserving chosen records, reach a staffed human or reciprocal group, understand disclosure, and complete crisis escalation; contact, loneliness, isolation, household form and mental health are measured separately.",
      "repeatedDemand": "At each sensitive disclosure, major memory update, provider change, crisis signal, institutional referral and request to stop or delete.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Current studies last weeks and are not globally representative; W03 adds persistent memory, institutional substitution and owner gating as a 2031 scenario condition.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w03"
      ],
      "evidenceIds": [
        "SC-G01",
        "SC-G05",
        "SC-AI01",
        "SC-AI02",
        "SC-AI03",
        "SC-AI04"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "Social connection is a global concern",
          "Current online studies use narrow samples and cannot represent everyone",
          "US regulation and California law show one jurisdiction's response"
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Effects may differ by age, culture, disability and reason for use",
          "Crisis and community services vary sharply by place",
          "Memory, consumer and health rules are not the same across countries"
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "Long-term help and harm remain unsettled",
          "Heavy use may be a result rather than a cause of prior isolation",
          "Effects vary by age, culture, disability and available human services"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "The person controls voluntary memory and exit; licensed or statutory humans retain care, crisis and eligibility authority",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Delete or export memory, stop persuasion, switch, obtain staffed handoff and complain to an external body",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "Synthetic attention is not mutual friendship, treatment, consent, legal advice or proof of belonging."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Does not promise friendship",
        "Does not promise treatment or crisis safety",
        "Does not claim relational use causes loneliness or mental illness"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Attachment is used to block exit",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person whose attachment or stored history is used to discourage leaving",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Stop persuasive exit messages, provide one-step memory export or deletion and keep essential support during the switch"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Synthetic attention replaces reciprocal contact",
          "whoIsHurt": "An isolated person offered endless synthetic attention instead of contact with others",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Offer a staffed, consented route to real people and measure whether reciprocal contact actually happens"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Crisis handoff fails",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person in crisis and the family or service expecting a safe handoff",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Connect to a staffed crisis route, confirm receipt and keep trying or call emergency help when permitted"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Status enclaves reward deeper dependence",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person whose access improves only when they spend more time or reveal more emotion",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Remove dependence-based rewards, allow equal access without intimate disclosure and audit the incentive"
        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "User-controlled memory, portability, disclosure, crisis routing and audit",
          "whyNeeded": "User-controlled memory, clear disclosure, portable history and tested crisis routing let a person leave safely and know when a human received the case.",
          "ifMissing": "Without these controls, intimate history can create lock-in and an emergency message can vanish without proof.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI01",
            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-AI03",
            "SC-AI04"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Data, consumer, child, health, crisis and manipulation duties",
          "whyNeeded": "Consumer, child, health and manipulation duties limit persuasive dependence and name who must respond when the service causes harm.",
          "ifMissing": "Without enforceable duties, engagement incentives can override wellbeing and no one has to repair a failed handoff.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI03",
            "SC-AI04"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Staffed services, community groups, emergency response and offline contact must be available",
          "whyNeeded": "Staffed services, community groups and emergency responders provide the reciprocal human destination the tool claims to support.",
          "ifMissing": "Without real people and offline contact, the service can only keep the user inside the synthetic relationship.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G05"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
          "id": "author-b-lived-b-010",
          "layer": "lived-experience",
          "actorOrPerson": "Someone seeking translation, rehearsal, reminders, attention or a route to other people",
          "triggerOrContext": "Human contact or staffed service is scarce, so the same synthetic relationship is used repeatedly and gathers personal history.",
          "plainJob": "Let this help me reach real people, control what it remembers, and leave without losing my history or essential support.",
          "observableCompletion": "The person can export or delete memory, switch while preserving chosen records, reach a staffed human or reciprocal group, understand disclosure, and complete crisis escalation; contact, loneliness, isolation, household form and mental health are measured separately.",
          "repeatedDemand": "At each sensitive disclosure, major memory update, provider change, crisis signal, institutional referral and request to stop or delete.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Current studies last weeks and are not globally representative; W03 adds persistent memory, institutional substitution and owner gating as a 2031 scenario condition.",
          "worldIds": [
            "W03"
          ],
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-G01",
            "SC-G05",
            "SC-AI01",
            "SC-AI02",
            "SC-AI03",
            "SC-AI04"
          ],
          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "Social connection is a global concern",
              "Current online studies use narrow samples and cannot represent everyone",
              "US regulation and California law show one jurisdiction's response"
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Effects may differ by age, culture, disability and reason for use",
              "Crisis and community services vary sharply by place",
              "Memory, consumer and health rules are not the same across countries"
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "Long-term help and harm remain unsettled",
              "Heavy use may be a result rather than a cause of prior isolation",
              "Effects vary by age, culture, disability and available human services"
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "The person controls voluntary memory and exit; licensed or statutory humans retain care, crisis and eligibility authority",
            "remedyIfItFails": "Delete or export memory, stop persuasion, switch, obtain staffed handoff and complain to an external body",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "Synthetic attention is not mutual friendship, treatment, consent, legal advice or proof of belonging."
          },
          "nonPromises": [
            "Does not promise friendship",
            "Does not promise treatment or crisis safety",
            "Does not claim relational use causes loneliness or mental illness"
          ],
          "harmsAndFailures": [
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Attachment is used to block exit",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person whose attachment or stored history is used to discourage leaving",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Stop persuasive exit messages, provide one-step memory export or deletion and keep essential support during the switch"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Synthetic attention replaces reciprocal contact",
              "whoIsHurt": "An isolated person offered endless synthetic attention instead of contact with others",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Offer a staffed, consented route to real people and measure whether reciprocal contact actually happens"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Crisis handoff fails",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person in crisis and the family or service expecting a safe handoff",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Connect to a staffed crisis route, confirm receipt and keep trying or call emergency help when permitted"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Status enclaves reward deeper dependence",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person whose access improves only when they spend more time or reveal more emotion",
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            }
          ],
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            {
              "dependency": "User-controlled memory, portability, disclosure, crisis routing and audit",
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              "ifMissing": "Without these controls, intimate history can create lock-in and an emergency message can vanish without proof.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI01",
                "SC-AI02",
                "SC-AI03",
                "SC-AI04"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Data, consumer, child, health, crisis and manipulation duties",
              "whyNeeded": "Consumer, child, health and manipulation duties limit persuasive dependence and name who must respond when the service causes harm.",
              "ifMissing": "Without enforceable duties, engagement incentives can override wellbeing and no one has to repair a failed handoff.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI03",
                "SC-AI04"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Staffed services, community groups, emergency response and offline contact must be available",
              "whyNeeded": "Staffed services, community groups and emergency responders provide the reciprocal human destination the tool claims to support.",
              "ifMissing": "Without real people and offline contact, the service can only keep the user inside the synthetic relationship.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-G01",
                "SC-G05"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "lived-need-018",
      "layer": "lived-experience",
      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-b-lived-b-011"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "A frontline worker or volunteer who catches a service failure after an automated system says the job is done",
      "triggerOrContext": "In the W03 scenario, an automated decision fails, a claim is rejected, a safety issue appears or a staffed service has no room for an exception.",
      "plainJob": "Record the work I really do, give me enough time and power to fix danger, and do not punish me for stopping a bad decision.",
      "observableCompletion": "Workload, intervention, emotional and physical risk, pay, staffing, escalation time and resolved outcomes are recorded; the worker can pause unsafe operation and obtain independent review without retaliation.",
      "repeatedDemand": "Every shift, exception queue, crisis, maintenance cycle, policy change and staffing or contract review.",
      "why2031Not2026": "The assigned sources show current service shortages and duties for safe AI handoffs. W03 suggests that exception work could grow by 2031, but these sources do not directly measure moderator, data-worker or volunteer workloads.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w03"
      ],
      "evidenceIds": [
        "EWF-04",
        "HBD-05",
        "SC-G05",
        "SC-G06",
        "SC-AI04"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "Scenario possibility: W03 could increase exception and crisis-handoff work when automated services spread",
          "The assigned sources report health-service shortages and duties for safe AI handoffs",
          "They do not directly measure moderator, data-worker or mutual-aid workloads"
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Employment rights and stop-work powers differ by country and job",
          "A staffed hospital, benefits office and volunteer network face different pressures",
          "Local service cuts change how much failure reaches the last available person"
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "The assigned evidence does not measure moderator, data-worker or mutual-aid workloads",
          "No common measure compares exception work across sectors",
          "Staff numbers do not show whether workers have time, authority or fair conditions"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "Named employers and public duty-holders retain responsibility; workers need stop-work and escalation rights within scope",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Workload correction, staffing, pay, safety intervention, whistleblowing protection and service restoration",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "Calling work human-in-the-loop does not prove authority, fair conditions, adequate staffing or a completed remedy."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Does not promise every exception can be fixed",
        "Does not romanticise unpaid mutual aid",
        "Does not transfer professional liability to the lowest-paid worker"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Invisible labour masks system failure",
          "whoIsHurt": "A frontline worker whose repeated rescues are not recorded as part of the service",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Record each intervention, add paid time and staff, and correct performance claims that hid the work"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Trauma and overload rise",
          "whoIsHurt": "A worker or volunteer carrying repeated distress, abuse or dangerous exceptions",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Reduce the queue, rotate duties, provide protected recovery time and offer independent support"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Workers cannot stop unsafe output",
          "whoIsHurt": "A worker and the people nearby when there is no safe way to pause the system",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Create a protected stop control, name the decision owner and review any retaliation"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Mutual aid replaces funded duty indefinitely",
          "whoIsHurt": "Residents and volunteers when unpaid help becomes the permanent replacement for a funded duty",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Restore the accountable staffed service, fund temporary support and publish who owns the continuing duty"
        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Intervention and outcome logs visible to workers",
          "whyNeeded": "Logs that workers can see make each intervention, delay and resolved outcome visible as real work rather than hidden rescue.",
          "ifMissing": "Without visible records, managers can call the system successful while workload and danger rise off the books.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "SC-AI04"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Employment, safety, whistleblowing, professional-scope and procurement rules",
          "whyNeeded": "Employment, safety and whistleblowing rules protect a worker who pauses danger and keep professional responsibility with the right role.",
          "ifMissing": "Without protection and clear scope, the safest choice may cost someone their job or shift liability onto the least powerful worker.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "HBD-05",
            "SC-AI04"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Safe workplaces, protective equipment, staffing, spares and recovery capacity",
          "whyNeeded": "Safe sites, protective equipment, enough staff, parts and recovery capacity give the worker a real way to fix the failure.",
          "ifMissing": "Without time, people or equipment, a stop right exists only on paper and the unsafe service remains down or dangerous.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "HBD-05",
            "SC-G05",
            "SC-G06"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
          "id": "author-b-lived-b-011",
          "layer": "lived-experience",
          "actorOrPerson": "A frontline worker or volunteer who catches a service failure after an automated system says the job is done",
          "triggerOrContext": "In the W03 scenario, an automated decision fails, a claim is rejected, a safety issue appears or a staffed service has no room for an exception.",
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          "observableCompletion": "Workload, intervention, emotional and physical risk, pay, staffing, escalation time and resolved outcomes are recorded; the worker can pause unsafe operation and obtain independent review without retaliation.",
          "repeatedDemand": "Every shift, exception queue, crisis, maintenance cycle, policy change and staffing or contract review.",
          "why2031Not2026": "The assigned sources show current service shortages and duties for safe AI handoffs. W03 suggests that exception work could grow by 2031, but these sources do not directly measure moderator, data-worker or volunteer workloads.",
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            "W03"
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          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-04",
            "HBD-05",
            "SC-G05",
            "SC-G06",
            "SC-AI04"
          ],
          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "Scenario possibility: W03 could increase exception and crisis-handoff work when automated services spread",
              "The assigned sources report health-service shortages and duties for safe AI handoffs",
              "They do not directly measure moderator, data-worker or mutual-aid workloads"
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Employment rights and stop-work powers differ by country and job",
              "A staffed hospital, benefits office and volunteer network face different pressures",
              "Local service cuts change how much failure reaches the last available person"
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "The assigned evidence does not measure moderator, data-worker or mutual-aid workloads",
              "No common measure compares exception work across sectors",
              "Staff numbers do not show whether workers have time, authority or fair conditions"
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "Named employers and public duty-holders retain responsibility; workers need stop-work and escalation rights within scope",
            "remedyIfItFails": "Workload correction, staffing, pay, safety intervention, whistleblowing protection and service restoration",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "Calling work human-in-the-loop does not prove authority, fair conditions, adequate staffing or a completed remedy."
          },
          "nonPromises": [
            "Does not promise every exception can be fixed",
            "Does not romanticise unpaid mutual aid",
            "Does not transfer professional liability to the lowest-paid worker"
          ],
          "harmsAndFailures": [
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Invisible labour masks system failure",
              "whoIsHurt": "A frontline worker whose repeated rescues are not recorded as part of the service",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Record each intervention, add paid time and staff, and correct performance claims that hid the work"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Trauma and overload rise",
              "whoIsHurt": "A worker or volunteer carrying repeated distress, abuse or dangerous exceptions",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Reduce the queue, rotate duties, provide protected recovery time and offer independent support"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Workers cannot stop unsafe output",
              "whoIsHurt": "A worker and the people nearby when there is no safe way to pause the system",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Create a protected stop control, name the decision owner and review any retaliation"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Mutual aid replaces funded duty indefinitely",
              "whoIsHurt": "Residents and volunteers when unpaid help becomes the permanent replacement for a funded duty",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Restore the accountable staffed service, fund temporary support and publish who owns the continuing duty"
            }
          ],
          "causalDependencies": [
            {
              "dependency": "Intervention and outcome logs visible to workers",
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              "evidenceIds": [
                "SC-AI04"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Employment, safety, whistleblowing, professional-scope and procurement rules",
              "whyNeeded": "Employment, safety and whistleblowing rules protect a worker who pauses danger and keep professional responsibility with the right role.",
              "ifMissing": "Without protection and clear scope, the safest choice may cost someone their job or shift liability onto the least powerful worker.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "HBD-05",
                "SC-AI04"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Safe workplaces, protective equipment, staffing, spares and recovery capacity",
              "whyNeeded": "Safe sites, protective equipment, enough staff, parts and recovery capacity give the worker a real way to fix the failure.",
              "ifMissing": "Without time, people or equipment, a stop right exists only on paper and the unsafe service remains down or dangerous.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "HBD-05",
                "SC-G05",
                "SC-G06"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "lived-need-019",
      "layer": "lived-experience",
      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-b-lived-b-012"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "Someone whose income or essential service is blocked by weak, missing or mismatched records",
      "triggerOrContext": "A move, lost document, changed job, payment failure or data mismatch removes access across several linked systems at once.",
      "plainJob": "Let me prove only the facts that matter, keep urgent help while a record is fixed, and appeal to a real person.",
      "observableCompletion": "Essential income and services continue through assisted routes while a record is checked. Only necessary facts are requested, and correction plus human appeal finish before the delay causes serious harm.",
      "repeatedDemand": "At each move, lost document, job change, payment failure, service renewal and emergency.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Current evidence shows gaps in social protection and digital identity governance. W03 suggests linked owner systems could make one error spread further by 2031; the assigned evidence does not prove a special effect on migrants, non-citizens or employer-tied identities.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w03"
      ],
      "evidenceIds": [
        "EWF-14",
        "EWF-15",
        "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
        "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15",
        "HBD-05"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "Protection and identity gaps can affect service users in many countries",
          "EU digital identity law is one legal path, not proof that correction works everywhere",
          "Scenario possibility: W03 could link more gates, so one bad record blocks more services"
        ],
        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Record rules, appeal rights and service-continuity duties differ by place",
          "Staffed and offline help may be easy to reach in one region and absent in another",
          "The assigned evidence does not support a separate claim about migrants, citizenship or employer-tied identity"
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "The assigned sources do not directly compare migrants, non-citizens or employer-tied identity systems",
          "Published digital coverage may hide failure in assisted and offline routes",
          "Comparable data on completed corrections and appeals are sparse"
        ]
      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "The public body or company that owns the disputed record or service decision, under the law that applies there",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Keep urgent service running, correct the record, provide a human appeal and allow external review",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A private identity or payment provider cannot decide a person's legal status or public entitlement unless the law gives it that power."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Does not promise an eligibility outcome",
        "Does not remove lawful checks",
        "Does not treat a digital record as proof that access works"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "One mismatch cascades across work, pay and care",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person who loses several payments or services because one record is wrong",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep urgent services open, correct the source record and replay every linked decision"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Over-disclosure raises surveillance risk",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person asked to reveal unrelated private facts to prove one condition",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Accept proof of the needed fact only and delete information collected beyond it"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Urgent support waits for impossible documents",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person facing hunger, homelessness or untreated illness while documents are checked",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Grant temporary help immediately and finish a staffed review before it expires"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "A record tied to one provider blocks exit",
          "whoIsHurt": "A person whose useful records cannot move away from one provider",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide a standard export, accept other proof and keep the service running during the move"
        }
      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Selective disclosure, assisted recovery and portable records",
          "whyNeeded": "Selective disclosure proves only the fact a service needs, while assisted recovery and portable records help correct or move a broken account.",
          "ifMissing": "Without these tools, a person may reveal too much, repeat the same documents and remain locked out by one mismatch.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Migration, labour, benefit, identity, privacy and service-continuity law",
          "whyNeeded": "Which migration, labour, benefit, identity, privacy or continuity rule applies depends on the person's case and location; the assigned sources do not prove a distinct group effect.",
          "ifMissing": "Without a clear legal duty, a corrected record may still not restore service and no body may be required to keep urgent help running.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Staffed assistance, translation, shelters, care and cash or offline fallback",
          "whyNeeded": "Staffed help, translation and cash or offline fallback keep essentials available while a digital record is disputed.",
          "ifMissing": "Without a human and non-digital route, the same failed record blocks both the normal service and the attempt to repair it.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "EWF-15",
            "HBD-05"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
          "id": "author-b-lived-b-012",
          "layer": "lived-experience",
          "actorOrPerson": "Someone whose income or essential service is blocked by weak, missing or mismatched records",
          "triggerOrContext": "A move, lost document, changed job, payment failure or data mismatch removes access across several linked systems at once.",
          "plainJob": "Let me prove only the facts that matter, keep urgent help while a record is fixed, and appeal to a real person.",
          "observableCompletion": "Essential income and services continue through assisted routes while a record is checked. Only necessary facts are requested, and correction plus human appeal finish before the delay causes serious harm.",
          "repeatedDemand": "At each move, lost document, job change, payment failure, service renewal and emergency.",
          "why2031Not2026": "Current evidence shows gaps in social protection and digital identity governance. W03 suggests linked owner systems could make one error spread further by 2031; the assigned evidence does not prove a special effect on migrants, non-citizens or employer-tied identities.",
          "worldIds": [
            "W03"
          ],
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            "EWF-14",
            "EWF-15",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
            "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15",
            "HBD-05"
          ],
          "geographyAndUnknowns": {
            "whereThisMayMatter": [
              "Protection and identity gaps can affect service users in many countries",
              "EU digital identity law is one legal path, not proof that correction works everywhere",
              "Scenario possibility: W03 could link more gates, so one bad record blocks more services"
            ],
            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Record rules, appeal rights and service-continuity duties differ by place",
              "Staffed and offline help may be easy to reach in one region and absent in another",
              "The assigned evidence does not support a separate claim about migrants, citizenship or employer-tied identity"
            ],
            "unknowns": [
              "The assigned sources do not directly compare migrants, non-citizens or employer-tied identity systems",
              "Published digital coverage may hide failure in assisted and offline routes",
              "Comparable data on completed corrections and appeals are sparse"
            ]
          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "The public body or company that owns the disputed record or service decision, under the law that applies there",
            "remedyIfItFails": "Keep urgent service running, correct the record, provide a human appeal and allow external review",
            "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A private identity or payment provider cannot decide a person's legal status or public entitlement unless the law gives it that power."
          },
          "nonPromises": [
            "Does not promise an eligibility outcome",
            "Does not remove lawful checks",
            "Does not treat a digital record as proof that access works"
          ],
          "harmsAndFailures": [
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "One mismatch cascades across work, pay and care",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person who loses several payments or services because one record is wrong",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Keep urgent services open, correct the source record and replay every linked decision"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Over-disclosure raises surveillance risk",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person asked to reveal unrelated private facts to prove one condition",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Accept proof of the needed fact only and delete information collected beyond it"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Urgent support waits for impossible documents",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person facing hunger, homelessness or untreated illness while documents are checked",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Grant temporary help immediately and finish a staffed review before it expires"
            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "A record tied to one provider blocks exit",
              "whoIsHurt": "A person whose useful records cannot move away from one provider",
              "safeguardOrRecovery": "Provide a standard export, accept other proof and keep the service running during the move"
            }
          ],
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            {
              "dependency": "Selective disclosure, assisted recovery and portable records",
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              "ifMissing": "Without these tools, a person may reveal too much, repeat the same documents and remain locked out by one mismatch.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Migration, labour, benefit, identity, privacy and service-continuity law",
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              "ifMissing": "Without a clear legal duty, a corrected record may still not restore service and no body may be required to keep urgent help running.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-14",
                "EWF-15",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s13",
                "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s15"
              ]
            },
            {
              "dependency": "Staffed assistance, translation, shelters, care and cash or offline fallback",
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              "ifMissing": "Without a human and non-digital route, the same failed record blocks both the normal service and the attempt to repair it.",
              "evidenceIds": [
                "EWF-15",
                "HBD-05"
              ]
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
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        "author-b-lived-b-021"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "The worker expected to keep grids, buildings, machines and services safe over years",
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      "observableCompletion": "The worker is trained and paid, has current documentation, spares and safe access, completes maintenance within the risk window, records unresolved hazards, participates in redesign and can stop unsafe operation without retaliation.",
      "repeatedDemand": "Every shift, inspection, fault, update, hazard event, scheduled service, handover and renewal.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Maintenance is already essential, but W04 makes it a larger, recurring economic and governance centre as commissioned physical renewal expands through 2031.",
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        "w04"
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      "evidenceIds": [
        "E05",
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        "RSM-13",
        "HBD-16"
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        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "Scenario possibility: W04 creates more long-lived equipment that needs skilled maintenance",
          "Industrial and medical sources show why repair and safe operation matter",
          "The need can arise globally wherever a commissioned system must survive years of use"
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        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Heat, moisture, dust and distance change the repair job",
          "Access to parts, power and trained crews differs by region",
          "Local repair may be common even where official records do not record it"
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        "unknowns": [
          "Public total-cost and intervention data are sparse",
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          "Supplier control of parts may create lock-in"
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        {
          "whoCanAct": "The worker has scoped stop and escalation rights; owners and statutory duty-holders retain funding and service responsibility",
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          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "A predictive alert or automated work order cannot certify safe completion or shift liability to the maintainer."
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      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Does not promise every fault is repairable locally",
        "Does not promise automation always reduces hazard",
        "Does not make workers responsible for unfunded systems"
      ],
      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Alert overload replaces maintenance",
          "whoIsHurt": "A maintainer flooded with warnings but given no time for planned repair",
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "No parts or safe access",
          "whoIsHurt": "A worker sent to fix equipment without the right part, tool or safe access",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Pause the job, supply approved parts and protection, and reschedule without penalising the worker"
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Worker voice is ceremonial",
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Unsafe success is recorded as completion",
          "whoIsHurt": "Workers and service users when a dangerous job is recorded as a success",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Reclassify it as a failure, stop the system and reopen only after repair and independent review"
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      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Versioned manuals, diagnostic evidence, incident and maintenance records",
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          "evidenceIds": [
            "PC-S11",
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            "HBD-16"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Workplace safety, training, labour voice, procurement and liability rules",
          "whyNeeded": "Safety, training, worker-voice, procurement and liability rules give maintainers the right to stop work and require the owner to fund safe repair.",
          "ifMissing": "Without these rules, a worker may be pressured to improvise while responsibility stays unclear.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "HBD-16"
          ]
        },
        {
          "dependency": "Spares, tools, protective equipment, depots, transport, energy and safe site access",
          "whyNeeded": "Parts, tools, protective gear, transport, power and safe access are needed to turn a diagnosis into a completed repair.",
          "ifMissing": "If any are missing, alerts pile up and the system stays unsafe even when the worker knows the answer.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "E05",
            "PC-S11",
            "PC-S12"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
        {
          "id": "author-b-lived-b-021",
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          "repeatedDemand": "Every shift, inspection, fault, update, hazard event, scheduled service, handover and renewal.",
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            "W04"
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          "evidenceIds": [
            "E05",
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            "RSM-13",
            "HBD-16"
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            "whereThisMayMatter": [
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              "Industrial and medical sources show why repair and safe operation matter",
              "The need can arise globally wherever a commissioned system must survive years of use"
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            "whereItMayDiffer": [
              "Heat, moisture, dust and distance change the repair job",
              "Access to parts, power and trained crews differs by region",
              "Local repair may be common even where official records do not record it"
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            "unknowns": [
              "Public total-cost and intervention data are sparse",
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              "Supplier control of parts may create lock-in"
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          },
          "authorityAndRemedy": {
            "whoCanAct": "The worker has scoped stop and escalation rights; owners and statutory duty-holders retain funding and service responsibility",
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          "nonPromises": [
            "Does not promise every fault is repairable locally",
            "Does not promise automation always reduces hazard",
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          "harmsAndFailures": [
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Alert overload replaces maintenance",
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            {
              "harmOrFailure": "No parts or safe access",
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            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Worker voice is ceremonial",
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            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Unsafe success is recorded as completion",
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          ],
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              "dependency": "Versioned manuals, diagnostic evidence, incident and maintenance records",
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                "PC-S11",
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            },
            {
              "dependency": "Workplace safety, training, labour voice, procurement and liability rules",
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              "evidenceIds": [
                "HBD-16"
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            },
            {
              "dependency": "Spares, tools, protective equipment, depots, transport, energy and safe site access",
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              "evidenceIds": [
                "E05",
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                "PC-S12"
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            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "lived-need-021",
      "layer": "lived-experience",
      "sourceNeedIds": [
        "author-b-lived-b-022"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "Someone living beside or paying for a prepared site, grid, retrofit or climate project",
      "triggerOrContext": "A project needs land, access, tariff support, building changes, data or local tolerance and may alter rent, privacy, work or environmental risk.",
      "plainJob": "Let me see the real costs and risks, help shape the plan, say no to unsafe parts, and stay in my home if the area improves.",
      "observableCompletion": "Consent and alternatives are understandable; benefits, burdens, rent and tariff effects, surveillance, displacement and environmental outcomes are public; compensation, veto and appeal work before harm becomes irreversible.",
      "repeatedDemand": "At siting, design, permit, financing, construction change, operation review, tariff or rent change, incident and renewal.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Community opposition and host burden exist today; W04 assumes worker and community governance becomes normal in participating compacts by 2030-31.",
      "worldIds": [
        "w04"
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      "evidenceIds": [
        "PC-S01",
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        "horizon.geopolitics-governance-security.s21"
      ],
      "geographyAndUnknowns": {
        "whereThisMayMatter": [
          "Scenario possibility: W04 brings more grids, retrofits and climate projects into people's neighbourhoods",
          "Global infrastructure evidence shows the scale of investment, while burdens remain local",
          "Residents and bill-payers need place-level evidence before and after construction"
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        "whereItMayDiffer": [
          "Tenure, land rights, consent powers and utility rules differ locally",
          "Water use, rent change and tariff effects vary by project",
          "Who can speak for an affected community must be established in that place"
        ],
        "unknowns": [
          "Representation may exclude affected subgroups",
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          "Measured benefits may arrive after displacement"
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      },
      "authorityAndRemedies": [
        {
          "whoCanAct": "Workers, tenants, communities, utilities and planning bodies through defined contract, permit and legal routes",
          "remedyIfItFails": "Redesign, conditions, compensation, anti-displacement action, data limits, appeal, pause or veto where authorised",
          "whatStaysOutsideTheirPower": "Participation does not transfer public safety duties to residents or make consultation equal consent."
        }
      ],
      "nonPromises": [
        "Does not promise unanimous agreement",
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        "Does not equate a meeting with voice or legitimacy"
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      "harmsAndFailures": [
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Green displacement",
          "whoIsHurt": "Renters or low-income residents displaced by a project meant to protect the area",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Add anti-displacement terms, stop avoidable eviction and provide fair return or relocation choices"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Prepared-site surveillance",
          "whoIsHurt": "Residents whose movement, home or habits are tracked around a new site",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Limit collection, publish purpose and retention, and delete data not needed for safety"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Ratepayer cost transfer",
          "whoIsHurt": "Households charged for infrastructure mainly benefiting a private project",
          "safeguardOrRecovery": "Review the bill, refund unfair transfers and require the main beneficiary to pay"
        },
        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Consultation after decisions are locked",
          "whoIsHurt": "People invited to comment only after money, land and design are fixed",
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      ],
      "causalDependencies": [
        {
          "dependency": "Accessible plans, burden and outcome evidence",
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          "ifMissing": "Without this evidence, displacement, water use or bill increases can remain hidden until the decision is hard to reverse.",
          "evidenceIds": [
            "PC-S01",
            "PC-S02"
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        },
        {
          "dependency": "Tenant, utility, planning, environmental, privacy, labour and consent routes",
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        },
        {
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            "PC-S01",
            "PC-S02",
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        }
      ],
      "sourceNeedSnapshots": [
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Prepared-site surveillance",
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            },
            {
              "harmOrFailure": "Ratepayer cost transfer",
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            {
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            },
            {
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            },
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            }
          ]
        }
      ]
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        "author-b-lived-b-023"
      ],
      "actorOrPerson": "The local operator who can keep a system working but cannot absorb incumbent-scale certification cost",
      "triggerOrContext": "An installation needs local adaptation, routine maintenance, emergency repair or a replacement supplier after the original provider fails or exits.",
      "plainJob": "Give me a fair way to prove I can repair this safely, get the parts and instructions, and be paid for keeping it working.",
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      "repeatedDemand": "At each new asset, certification cycle, fault, part change, software update, contract renewal and emergency repair.",
      "why2031Not2026": "Standards and repair gates exist today; W04 makes locally maintained renewal and regional assurance a core 2031 delivery condition.",
      "worldIds": [
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      "evidenceIds": [
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        "PC-S12",
        "RSM-13",
        "HBD-16"
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          "Safe physical passage cannot be inferred from a document-light route"
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        },
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          "Causal direction between heavy use and isolation remains open",
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        {
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        {
          "harmOrFailure": "Re-engagement uses vulnerability and accumulated memory to pull the person back.",
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          "dependency": "User-visible use, spending and re-engagement history",
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        },
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        },
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