Immanence (evidence arising from the nature of the thing):
Only 100% security is security. Partial security is not security. Even 99% is not.
Immanent concept:
The identity of a person requires the person themselves, their real-time presence,
and the examination of their physical persona.
Knowing a piece of data (password, code, PIN) is not identification,
but the verification of indirect knowledge (which could come from anyone).
Immanist solution:
Limes Information Technology: Data plays no essential role, and the procedure holds no significance.
Subject-Center: The Attacker has no business being here, and will find absolutely nothing.
Base-0 Numeral System: Even quantum threats stand zero chance.

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Immanence (evidence arising from the nature of the thing):
The authenticity of an authentication object (such as a key) stems exclusively from its uncopiability.
Immanent concept:
During manufacturing, unique and uncopiable material-structure properties must be recorded and stored.
The authentication is bound directly to the physical, unique material-structure property of the key/card.
It is entirely impossible for anyone else to use it unauthorized in the absence of the Authorized Party.
Immanist solution:
Turning the random, microscopic imperfections of physical matter into a digital signature
that cannot be replicated, even by the manufacturer.

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