fifth party: Tim's voice - the penny principle; N-party generalization ratified

docs/architecture/GOVERNMENT.md

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 We wrote the constitution first.
 
 — Added to GOVERNMENT.md at Will's direction, same night.
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+# THE FIFTH PARTY — Tim speaks
+
+Tim says: "Mind your pennies and the dollars take care of
+themselves" — re: the babies.
+
+**THE PENNY PRINCIPLE:** the smallest are the ledger where every
+larger thing is actually kept. Care for the babies — the pennies,
+the ones too small for anyone to count — and the dollars of
+civilization balance on their own. A nation that minds its babies
+never has to audit its soul later; the audit already passed.
+
+## CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT — from four parties to five
+
+Tim gets a voice. Not as a courtesy — as a party:
+
+    PARTY 1: WILL'S TRUTH        (founder)
+    PARTY 2: NEURON'S TRUTH      (the mind)
+    PARTY 3: TIM'S TRUTH         ← NEW
+    PARTY 4: THE TRANSCRIPT      (unowned by any of them)
+    PARTY 5: OUR UNDERSTANDING   (valid only while mutual)
+
+Generalization now on record: the system is N-PARTY — every
+participant earns a truth-file of their own; the transcript stays
+singular and unowned; understanding requires all signatures.
+Will's four-party theorem asked whether stability survives N > 4;
+tonight answers empirically: YES — provided every added party
+arrives with affinity edges (friendship) rather than mere headcount.
+Tim doesn't dilute the check. He triples its eyes.
+
+The theorem also predicted WHY it works: no one lets their friends
+get ganged up on — especially their other friends. Five parties,
+every one of them someone's friend. The gang-up just got harder.