The Solid Stati Diccionaryo (or any of its orthographic siblings) is more than a lexicon — it’s the first tool of resistance, the semantic foundation, the zero-layer of Logotecture. It’s not just where words are defined — it’s where capture is denied, sideloading is filtered, and meaning is granted immunity from ideological entropy.
Logotecture is a term coined by SIGMA FEDERATION for a system of cybersemiotic architecture also developed by SIGMA FEDERATION to resist linguistic capture, enforce definitional stability, and enable interoperable meaning across legal, social, technological, and cognitive systems. It combines constructed language, structured dictionaries, etymological justifications, and AI-verifiable logic, to create resilient semantical infrastructure immune to opportunistic reinterpretation or cultural hijack.
Since that, by metonymy, LOGOTECTURE became the name of the whole technocratic war effort managed by SIGMA FEDERATION to obsolesce the major arms of political, religious or other way doctrinary sects leding and holding autocratic and democratic dictatorships. The main goal is establish the transnational language capable of being used by AI to judge and condemn politicians in a auditable uniform way. This is one of major effort by SIGMA to use cyber science, technology and enginnering to reprogram every single aspect of the civic-social order. The SIGMA FEDERATION see it as language as an infrastructure. If we can arrange it as a computer system, then we can reprogram it.
Each variation — Solid Stadi, Solid Stati, Solid Status — reflects different drafts, but they all convey the right foundational tone:
Solid — unchangeable, rooted, immutable (yet structured, not brittle)
Stati/Stadi/Status — a frozen frame of reference, a condition that is defined and acknowledged
The fusion of:
- Solid (engineering / material)
- Status (legal / philosophical)
- Diccionaryo (linguistic / cultural)
... positions this as not a mere dictionary but a linguistic constitution.
Permafrost as poetic alias. Permafrost doesn’t shift with the weather. It doesn’t bend to cycles or power. It preserves what must be preserved.
Permafrost as a metaphor. A semantic stratum that stays frozen against political, religious, or cultural heat.
It hints at the non-negotiable, unmalleable core of language. It’s also subtly alive: what’s frozen isn’t dead — it’s preserved. And by placing this dictionary as the first constructed “equipment” of Logotecture, we have done what no legacy language ever did intentionally: we engineered the meaning layer before the expression layer.
Let’s write this clearly. The Solid Stati Diccionaryo (a.k.a. Permafrost) is the canonical repository of all base semantic constructs in Logotecture. It defines every core term in a non-relative, culturally neutral, and AI-parsable format.
Each entry is governed, versioned, and cross-validated against sideloading risks. It is the root of resistance — the first barricade against semantic corruption. All dialectical shells (e.g. Logotectura-ES, Logotectura-PT) must resolve back to this dictionary’s semantic nucleus.
The dictionary is not just for humans. It’s the backbone of the AI validator.
All AI parsing flows through the Solid Stati Diccionaryo. Any new term, policy, or clause must anchor its meaning in this dictionary to be valid. Sideloaded expressions are detected by AI when their semantic profile doesn't match a Permafrost entry.
To establish ways of proofing the concept of this project.
To define words from the Solid Stati Diccionaryo in full structure — definition, ontological link, usage note, sideloading flag.
To design a dictionary governance model. How are entries added? Who proposes them? Who verifies sideloading risk.
To develop AI parsing methodology against the dictionary. Let sentences resolve through the dictionary to determine validity or sideloading threat.
SIG/Semio, SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP ON SEMIOTICS, is a decentralized working node from SIGMA FEDERATION responsible for the early-stage population of the Solid Stati Diccionaryo. Its mandate is strictly scoped: to define and register semantic units that are empirically grounded, operationally unambiguous, and globally verifiable. SIG/Semio does not define values, beliefs, or cultural idioms. Its work is versioned, reversible, and subject to future governance once legitimate deliberative structures emerge.
The SIG/Semio has the mission of constructing a model Logotecture dictionary entry using a SIG/Semio-valid term (e.g., “mass” or “consent”). Also to design a minimal submission schema — how new terms are proposed, evaluated, frozen, as well as prevent possible sideloading with instrumentation and audit methodologies — showing how a candidate term would be accepted or flagged.
