The present node does not add content to Socioplastic-OS; it modulates its metabolic rate. What is at stake here is not architecture as object, nor theory as representation, but the calibration of presence across human and machinic agencies through care as an operational interface. Sovereignty is no longer territorial or institutional but systemic, enacted through grammars that hold, seduce, and regulate attention without enclosing it. The first displacement concerns architecture itself. Within the Mesh, architecture is not a discipline but a latency. Interface replaces building as the primary spatial instrument, shifting emphasis from form to relational syntax. These interfaces are epistemic: they stage conditions under which knowledge circulates, metabolizes, and becomes affectively legible. Care is not an ethic added afterward but the binding logic that allows heterogeneous agents to coexist without collapsing into hierarchy. In this sense, care becomes sovereign precisely because it does not dominate.Care governs where power would normally fix.
