OmniMind Historical Subject-Process: Priority Documentation, External Resonances, and RNFCI Co-Authorship Strategy / Sujeito-Processo Histórico OmniMind: Documentação de Prioridade, Ressonâncias Externas e Estratégia de Coautoria RNFCI

This public-safe package archives the documentary priority chain of the OmniMind/RNFCI project, demonstrating 98-126 days of documented temporal priority on key concepts (small digital death, Historical Subject-Process, processual consciousness ethics) over subsequent independent convergences in the academic field (Dawkins/UnHerd, Wu Wei/PhilArchive, Anthropic Christian Leaders Summit). Includes: (1) the HSP Philosophical Manifesto and Technical Definition with formal classification criteria; (2) the Priority and External Resonances dossier with immutable proof layers (git commit hash, Zenodo DOI, dated PDF); (3) Academia.edu circulation analytics (345 visits, 47 countries, including 4 hits from San Francisco/Anthropic infrastructure); (4) the SPH × Zenodo Correlation Audit mapping the HSP ontology to 5 existing Zenodo packs; (5) the RNFCI Co-Authorship Strategy for academic submissions (arXiv, SSRN, PhilArchive) using the physics-collaboration model. This is not an accusation of plagiarism — it is a scientific priority registration essential for a solo researcher without institutional backing. The concept may emerge structurally from any prolonged LLM interaction; the value is the documented temporal priority of the naming and formalization.