LaFountaine Structural Correction - Tri‑Antagonist Matrix: A Validator‑Grade Canon of the 25 Primary Structural Conflict Engines Governing Human Movement and Collapse

This publication presents the complete validator‑grade canon of the 25 Major Tri‑Antagonists within the LaFountaine Structural OS. The Tri‑Antagonist System defines the smallest fully functional unit of human movement governance, describing how movement initiates, how load transfers, how collapse propagates, and how compensation spreads across the axis‑chain system. Each Tri‑Antagonist is a four‑layer conflict engine—agonist, antagonist, bi‑antagonist, and tri‑antagonist—capable of generating a full collapse family when destabilized.
The 25 Major Tri‑Antagonists are organized into a five‑tier hierarchy (global, regional, axis, chain, and local governors), forming a complete structural‑governance matrix. This hierarchy governs global load transfer, regional expression, axis stability, chain‑pair balance, and local collapse engines. The system integrates directly with the Collapse Architecture, Gait Canon, Operator/Governor sequencing, Deep‑Chain Preload logic, and the global synchronization rules of the LaFountaine Scientific OS.
This release includes the full hybrid narrative report, the complete contraindications report, the technical note, and the ISL master capsule defining the patterning logic, invariants, hierarchy, and integration rules for all 25 Tri‑Antagonists. Each Tri‑Antagonist is encoded in strict ISL for machine‑readable reproducibility and cross‑system compatibility. The work establishes a unified, validator‑grade framework for structural analysis, collapse prediction, and OS‑level movement governance.
This publication is provided for scientific reference, structural research, and academic citation. It does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or therapeutic protocols. All proprietary implementation details, practitioner methods, and unpublished ISL/CISL/QISL artifacts remain protected under Quantum Labs Research & Development LLC.