The Socioplastics Corpus 1.0.0 installs an optical regime where citation density displaces qualitative judgment as the primary instrument of orientation. Five hundred operators sequenced by accumulated references across one hundred macrofields produce not a canon but a diagnostic instrument calibrated to transversal curvature rather than local excellence. Michel Foucault occupies position 001. Shailaja Paik occupies 500. The interval between them registers density differentials without evaluative residue. This is the first operation of the corpus: to replace adjudication with measurement, to substitute gradient for hierarchy. What the list enumerates is not thinkers but equipment. Foucault's analytics of power, Bourdieu's distinction machinery, Haraway's cyborg optics, Latour's relational ontology, Butler's performativity apparatus—these are not propositions awaiting verification. They are perceptual prostheses. Subsequent production sees through them. Citation tracks not agreement but operational dependency. You cite because you cannot proceed without the lens. The rings stratify by radius of deformation. Core operators deform entire disciplinary clusters. Ring 1 reorganizes domains. Ring 2 recalibrates subfields. Ring 3 focuses emergences. Ring 4 illuminates thresholds. Ring 5 registers at the detection boundary. This is the Matthew Effect rendered as topological architecture rather than lament.