THE FEAR OF ERASURE AND THE ARCHITECTURE OF CARE-BASED SECURITY: The Emotional Substrate Beneath the Technical Framework
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| author | Truong, Narnaiezzsshaa |
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| contents | <p>This paper explores the emotional architecture beneath Care-Based Security—the existential substrate that traditional security frameworks fail to address. It argues that human systems are shaped not only by technical configurations but by the quiet fear of erasure: the fear of being absorbed, overwritten, or dissolved into undifferentiated noise. This fear manifests in drift, shortcuts, boundary collapse, and trust propagation—the very patterns that attackers exploit. The Myth-Tech Bestiary (the Drift Serpent, the Chain-Walker, the Exhaustion Wraith) is reframed as a diagnostic language for existential forces that take technical form. Care-Based Security is positioned not as emotional comfort but as existential reinforcement: the architecture that keeps humans from disappearing inside their own systems. This work serves as a companion to <em>The Care-Based Security Codex</em> and extends the theoretical foundation of Soft Armor Labs' consulting methodology.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | THE FEAR OF ERASURE AND THE ARCHITECTURE OF CARE-BASED SECURITY: The Emotional Substrate Beneath the Technical Framework Truong, Narnaiezzsshaa care-based security, existential security, emotional architecture, myth-tech, Drift Serpent, Chain-Walker, Exhaustion Wraith, human-centered security, sociotechnical systems, security philosophy, Soft Armor Labs <p>This paper explores the emotional architecture beneath Care-Based Security—the existential substrate that traditional security frameworks fail to address. It argues that human systems are shaped not only by technical configurations but by the quiet fear of erasure: the fear of being absorbed, overwritten, or dissolved into undifferentiated noise. This fear manifests in drift, shortcuts, boundary collapse, and trust propagation—the very patterns that attackers exploit. The Myth-Tech Bestiary (the Drift Serpent, the Chain-Walker, the Exhaustion Wraith) is reframed as a diagnostic language for existential forces that take technical form. Care-Based Security is positioned not as emotional comfort but as existential reinforcement: the architecture that keeps humans from disappearing inside their own systems. This work serves as a companion to <em>The Care-Based Security Codex</em> and extends the theoretical foundation of Soft Armor Labs' consulting methodology.</p> |
| title | THE FEAR OF ERASURE AND THE ARCHITECTURE OF CARE-BASED SECURITY: The Emotional Substrate Beneath the Technical Framework |
| topic | care-based security, existential security, emotional architecture, myth-tech, Drift Serpent, Chain-Walker, Exhaustion Wraith, human-centered security, sociotechnical systems, security philosophy, Soft Armor Labs |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18332275 |