Ghost Code is a doctrine paper by Lee Sharks, written in the heteronymic register of Dr. Orin Trace.
The paper proposes that a six-part defensive subject architecture historically scaled through whiteness and later became generalized beyond explicit racial identity. Its features are self-centering, narrative control, domination framed as care, affect treated as proof, projection, and accountability experienced as persecution.
The work describes its object as historical and institutional architecture rather than a psychiatric diagnosis of individuals or populations. It draws on scholarship in racial formation, psychoanalysis, sociogeny, collective narcissism, platform studies, and Christian nationalism.
The thesis remains a model proposition. The paper states transmission hypotheses, ethical limits, and conditions that could count against its claims.