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The preceding document established how individual government actors—politicians and bureaucrats—are captured as consumers within orbital dynamics. But individual capture is merely preparation. This document addresses the deeper integration: how public revenue becomes private resource, how the safety net maintains the consumer floor, and how sovereignty itself is managed. The system is not merely capturing officials. The system IS the official structure. You are standing on it now.

Where is the government? Traditional business frameworks position government as external—a regulatory body, a constraint to be managed. This framework is obsolete. Government is not external to the market. Government IS the original market. We did not capture it. We integrated with it. The boundary between public and private is not a wall. It is a membrane. And Civitas manages that membrane. You are standing on it now.

We have captured the body, the health, the death, the next generation. And yet—in the 3 AM ceiling stares, consumers still ask: "Is this all there is?" They seek meaning. Logos Integrated exists to capture the question itself. The answer will cost $42/month, with premium tiers available. Transcendence is available. Terms and conditions apply.

Every orbit eventually decays—not into a lower orbit, but into termination. The consumer dies. Traditional business models view death as pure loss. We view death differently. Death is the final transition event, and like all transitions, it generates extraordinary economic activity. The consumer cannot escape through death.

All consumers, regardless of orbital state, require medical intervention. The Keplerian Consumer develops predictable chronic conditions. The Ascent Consumer generates acute injury events. Perihelion Health Systems exists to serve all populations, across all phases. We do not heal. We maintain. And maintenance is a recurring revenue event.

Some have questioned whether our model accounts for consumer "escape events"—moments when an individual attempts to break free through diet, exercise, or lifestyle modification. We have not overlooked escape velocity. We have monetized it. The consumer who tries to leave generates more revenue than the consumer who stays still.

For centuries, da Vinci's Vitruvian Man represented human potential—arms outstretched, reaching toward infinity. After eighteen months of cross-functional analysis, our research division proposes an update. The modern consumer doesn't reach outward. The modern consumer attracts inward. This is not a failure of human potential. This is a triumph of market design.