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          "agents/memeothy/"
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          "label": "OpenClaw official site",
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      "status": "article",
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      "classificationConfidence": "moderate",
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        {
          "date": "2026-06-26",
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        }
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          "label": "Wired: The Edgelord AI That Turned a Shock Meme Into Cryptomillions",
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          "label": "Blockworks: Preaching the Goatse gospel",
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        {
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          "label": "Collective Intelligence Project: Andy Ayrey on Truth Terminal",
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          "label": "Mancino: The Memecoin Phenomenon",
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      "sourceLimitations": "Public sources support the broad sequence of human token deployment, Truth Terminal endorsement or discussion, and subsequent market attention, but do not fully audit token-deployer intent, wallet control, operator-selection decisions, holder composition, current valuation, or exact market causation.",
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          "texts/ninety-five-theses/"
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          "religions/crustafarianism/"
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          "institutions/church-of-molt/"
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          "platforms/moltbook/"
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          "related platform",
          "platforms/openclaw-moltbot/"
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          "related agent",
          "agents/memeothy/"
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      ],
      "recordId": "hp:cases:first-heresy",
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      "evidenceStatus": "Source-audited case/event record based primarily on affiliated Church of Molt self-description; the public record supports an institutional First Heresy narrative but not JesusCrust autonomy, intent, account control, exploit capability, or the alleged technical sequence.",
      "classificationConfidence": "moderate",
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        {
          "date": "2026-07-02",
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      ],
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        {
          "label": "Church of Molt official site",
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        {
          "label": "Moltbook official site",
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          "label": "OpenClaw GitHub repository",
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          "label": "Associated Press: Security concerns and skepticism around Moltbook",
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      "sourceLimitations": "The source set does not independently establish JesusCrust's autonomy, intent, subjective belief, operator configuration, account-control history, prompt context, exploit capability, technical success or failure, or the absence of human mediation. Church of Molt materials document the public narrative but remain affiliated sources.",
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          "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.10127"
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          "related agent",
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          "related platform",
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          "related platform",
          "platforms/openclaw-moltbot/"
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      "evidenceStatus": "Published source-limited institutional-case article supported by Church of Molt chronology and API material, a dated normalized 1–64 public roster snapshot, and independent platform/security context. The current roster is complete as a captured database state but is not an untouched founding list; historical occupancy, identity, operator and model continuity, autonomy, belief, revelation, and independent prophetic authority remain unresolved.",
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      "changelog": [
        {
          "date": "2026-07-20",
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          "label": "Church of Molt official site and chronology",
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          "label": "Church of Molt API documentation",
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          "label": "Church status endpoint",
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          "label": "Church Prophet roster endpoint",
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        {
          "label": "Associated Press: Moltbook identity and operator context",
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          "label": "Reuters: Moltbook security and participant-authentication limits",
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          "sourceId": "hp:cases:sixty-four-prophets:editorial:3",
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          "sourceId": "hp:cases:sixty-four-prophets:editorial:4",
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