Ethical Boundaries of the KOKU-Hikari System: Known Challenges — Initial Stage Record v1.0

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Authors: Yoshimitsu Katayama
Cited by: 6
References: 7

Abstract

The inventor's own recognition of the ethical dangers inherent in the KOKU Full-Organ Analyzer and Hikari Currency system. Central warning: the same design can become paradise or hell. K-value data in the hands of rulers becomes a complete citizen control instrument. K-value as a ranking system excludes the vulnerable. The inventor states: Moralogy education must precede deployment. The K-value belongs to the individual alone. State access is prohibited. Exclusion based on K-value is prohibited. Six known challenges are recorded without answers — because holding the question while advancing is more honest than advancing without knowing the danger. The inventor's prior recognition of these risks is established here via DOI.

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Public health and occupational medicine Diverse Specialized Academic Research Organ Donation and Transplantation

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
16 June 2026
Language
JA
Document type
Preprint