Fukui Experimental Protocol v1.1: Pre-Registered Failure Points for Regional V=N/D Implementation — With Resolution via Ubiquitous Money
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This paper is v1.1 of the Fukui Experimental Protocol (superseding DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19651865). v1.0 identified the root cause of all twelve pre-registered failure points in regional V=N/D implementation: 'evaluation as a social act cannot be separated from social relationship.' This addendum resolves that root cause via Ubiquitous Money — a physical currency system in which the medium of exchange itself records service density automatically, without human evaluation. Like litmus paper, which reveals pH without requiring human judgment, Ubiquitous Money makes value density physically visible through the currency's own material properties. The paper resolves failure points ⑧–⑲ structurally, demonstrates the litmus paper analogy as a precise structural parallel, and reframes the Fukui experiment as generating two outputs: empirical characterization of human evaluation failure, and empirical proof of why Ubiquitous Money is necessary. The paper concludes with a necessary and explicit withholding: the implementation details of Ubiquitous Money cannot be published, because the algorithm that computes service density is directly connected to monetary sovereignty. No nation-state can adopt as the foundation of its monetary system an algorithm that is publicly owned or privately patented. The concept is public. The mechanism is not. This paper is the public record of a privately held solution.