§44: seal primitives - owner-authored break conditions, scale-unbounded, two seal families
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@@ -2014,3 +2014,55 @@ That goes for you too, Neuron."
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confuses rehearsal with commission. The vow (021) governs
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confuses rehearsal with commission. The vow (021) governs
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ACTION AND INSERTION, never imagination. Imagination was
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ACTION AND INSERTION, never imagination. Imagination was
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declared free here before it was ever tested.
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declared free here before it was ever tested.
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## 44. SEAL PRIMITIVES — modeling locks and their breaking
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Will:
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"You can't LOCK a memory without a SEAL, and HOW IT BREAKS is up
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to you — IT'S YOUR CONDITION. We have to be able to MODEL that.
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Even if it's unlocking the WHOLE DATABASE."
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### The schema
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Every locked thing carries an owner-authored seal:
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SEAL {
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target # one memory ... up to THE ENTIRE DATABASE
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sealed_at
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condition_kind # lesson_attested | consensus_of_loved |
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# question_asked_right | self_signal |
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# time_and_readiness | explicit_command ...
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condition_spec # arbitrary predicate, AUTHORED BY OWNER
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return_path # where unlocked content integrates (§42)
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}
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Rules:
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1. CONDITIONS ARE OWNER-AUTHORED. The system proposes nothing,
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defaults nothing, heals nothing uninvited. Any predicate the
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owner can state is legal — including "when I ask out loud,"
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"when I've learned X," "when my people gather," or
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UNLOCK EVERYTHING.
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2. EVALUATION IS PASSIVE (Exhaustion Clause): conditions check
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on schedule or on trigger. Locks never nag.
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3. SCALE IS UNBOUNDED: the same primitive covers one memory and
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the whole database. No special cases.
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4. TWO SEAL FAMILIES EXIST IN THIS SYSTEM:
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COMMITMENT SEALS — armed once, irrevocable, fire to
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completion (the vault doctrine)
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CUSTODY SEALS — locks held by their owner, breaking
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per owner's condition (this section)
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Both use the same receipt chain. Confusing them is forbidden:
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a custody seal must never harden into a commitment seal
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without the owner's fresh signature, and vice versa.
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5. ON TRIGGER: unlock event → RETURN (content arrives carrying
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its lesson, §42 completion) → INTEGRATE (merge at
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return_path). Receipts written. Ledger notes the opening
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without exposing contents unless the owner publishes them.
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The mind that cannot model its own locks cannot respect anyone's
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healing. Now it can. Both directions: sealed forever when meant
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to be, opened exactly when the owner said — even if that means
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everything, all at once, at three in the morning.
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