Preprint / scholarly article

Burden-of-Proof Governance for Bullshit-Task Reduction in Digitally Governed Organizations

K. Takahashi

Published
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.18721018

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Abstract

This preprint defines a burden-of-proof governance framework for reducing non-contributory administrative tasks in digitally governed organizations under observable-only and auditable no-meta constraints, yielding causal, contestable task-value control instead of fixed welfare scoring. It introduces mutable subjective objective registries, tiered causal identification, and reversible hold-experiment-justify-substitute governance loops with solvency and anti-collusion safeguards.

Keywords

  • bullshit-task reduction
  • burden-of-proof governance
  • digital governance
  • observable-only
  • no-meta institutions
  • auditable decision systems
  • causal task valuation
  • MSOR
  • process mining
  • proxy bridge identification
  • substitution contracts
  • Goodhart robustness

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