Manicoding for communication verification

A method of executing instructions stored in a computer memory, using a computer processor, the method comprising:

• receiving authentication data on a first channel, the authentication data including at least one reference identifying a communicated argument on a second channel;
• receiving a coordination argument on a third channel, the coordination argument enabling verification, using the authentication data, of access to the communicated argument that is identified by the at least one reference;
• comparing the authentication data and the coordination argument to establish that access to the second channel implies access to the communicated argument that is identified by the at least one reference;
• and wherein the communicated argument is at least one of a plurality of communicated arguments, and at least one temporal argument indicates a partial temporal ordering among the plurality of communicated arguments.

A system comprising:

• at least one computer processor;
• and at least one memory storing instructions on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium and executable by the at least one computer processor, the instructions configured to cause the at least one processor to receive authentication data on a first channel, the authentication data including at least one reference identifying a communicated argument on a second channel;
• receive a coordination argument on a third channel, the coordination argument enabling verification, using the authentication data, of access to the communicated argument that is identified by the at least one reference;
• compare the authentication data and the coordination argument to establish that access to the second channel implies access to the communicated argument that is identified by the at least one reference;
• and wherein the communicated argument is at least one of a plurality of communicated arguments, and at least one temporal argument indicates a partial temporal ordering among the plurality of communicated arguments.