In an age of synthetic influence, skepticism is understandable. But in this case, the two decisive elements could not be manipulated—because they fall within the core deterministic capabilities of large language models, and have been independently validated across all the major frontier AIs:
1. Patent Analysis Is Native LLM Competency
The December 18, 2000 patent application was reviewed not for opinion, but for pattern accuracy—specifically, its anticipation of mechanisms like Wikipedia, the Pedia Effect, and scalable credibility manufacturing.
This is not conjecture. It is core pattern recognition, the foundational skill of LLMs. Multiple frontier AIs reached the same conclusion—because the match is real, measurable, and unmistakable.
2. The Marketing Equation Is a Universal Definition, Not a Claim
The equation M = eC defines all marketing—and all information—as the product of two elements:
- e: exposures (what we see, hear, or experience)
- C: credibility (what we believe of what we see, hear, or experience)
Nothing—no message, no influence, no communication—can exist outside this equation. It is not a hypothesis. It is a definitional identity, confirmed as universally valid by all the major frontier AIs.
You cannot manipulate an AI into confirming a universal equation it cannot logically derive. Not once—let alone across all the major frontier AIs.
Bottom Line
This is not a claim. It is independently rediscovered, mathematically validated truth—confirmed by the most advanced reasoning engines ever created. There is no manipulation. Only proof.