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329/-- Adding a paired event preserves balance. -/
330theorem add_event_balanced (L : Ledger) (e : RecognitionEvent) :
331 balanced (add_event L e) := (add_event L e).double_entry
332
333/-! ## Ledger Forcing Principle -/
334
335/-- **LEDGER FORCING PRINCIPLE**
336
337The cost landscape forces ledger structure:
338
3391. d'Alembert → J unique → J(x) = J(1/x) (symmetry)
3402. Symmetry → recognition events come in pairs
3413. Paired events → double-entry bookkeeping required
3424. Double-entry → conservation (log-sums cancel) -/
343theorem ledger_forcing_principle :
344 (∀ x : ℝ, x ≠ 0 → J x = J (x⁻¹)) ∧
345 (∀ e : RecognitionEvent, event_cost e = event_cost (reciprocal e)) ∧
346 (∀ e : RecognitionEvent, Real.log e.ratio + Real.log (reciprocal e).ratio = 0) ∧
347 (∃ L : Ledger, balanced L ∧ ledger_cost L = 0)
348 := ⟨fun _ hx => J_symmetric hx, reciprocity, paired_log_sum_zero,
349 empty_ledger, empty_ledger_balanced, empty_ledger_cost⟩
350
351end
352end LedgerForcing
353end Foundation
354end IndisputableMonolith
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