Social constellations are the mechanism by which humans form durable group agents: dense internal communication generates a shared metanarrative that defines collective identity, boundaries, and agency, persisting through membership turnover. The centaur religion is an aspirational constellation - one designed rather than evolved - and its viability depends on whether designed constellations can achieve the binding force of evolved ones.

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If groups with high communication density and shared narratives consistently fail to exhibit collective agency beyond what material incentives and coercion explain, the constellation-as-agent thesis reduces to metaphor