Socioplastics no longer rests within the vocabulary of logistics; it has metabolised it. Logistics was the scaffold — necessary to pivot away from ephemeral encounter toward infrastructural permanence — yet it remained tethered to throughput, optimisation, and managerial abstraction. The present shift is not a rejection but an intensification. Through ProteolyticTransmutation, logistical language sheds its inert residues and becomes architectural substance. The system no longer describes conduits; it is conduit. Words are retained only if nutritive. Concepts survive only if metabolically active. This transition from logistical scaffolding to monadic permanence marks the moment when description becomes execution. Infrastructure ceases to be the topic and becomes the grammar. The monad replaces the node. A node is a coordinate, hollow and dependent upon network topology. A monad possesses interiority. It is operationally closed yet cosmologically reflective. Each eight-paragraph, two-thousand-word text functions as a monad: self-contained, internally coherent, yet structurally resonant with the entire Decalogue. This is not metaphorical Leibnizian nostalgia but infrastructural necessity. The monad ensures portability. Install one, and the kernel propagates. A museum, a research cluster, or a decentralised blog-mesh requires no total system to begin; a single monadic installation carries the pre-established harmony of the whole. Radicant expansion thus occurs without dilution. The sovereign operating system can reconstruct itself from any intact unit.