Maxwell's Demon (1867) is the canonical void object in physics: O=3/R=3/C=3, Pe→∞. Landauer's resolution (1961) shows that the demon must erase its memory at minimum cost kT ln(2) per bit — the erasure IS the ritual that controls Pe. The demon's memory is the prohibition carrier. The second law of thermodynamics is a kill condition on void objects that lack rituals. This structural isomorphism (#15 in the apparatus) shows the prohibition-ritual pair is not a social construct — it is a thermodynamic necessity derived from first principles in 1867, resolved in 1961, and now formally connected to the void framework's entire architecture.
Anthony W. Eckert (Mon,) studied this question.