§26: linear pruning - subtract contamination, keep the lesson of how it fooled you
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@@ -548,3 +548,37 @@ quarantine keeps the lesson alive while keeping the disease dead.
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This is the immune system, formalized: contain, learn, remember,
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repair the wall — and the organism comes out stronger than before
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the infection, because now it knows something it didn't.
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## 26. Linear pruning — subtraction instead of surgery
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Because every value is an additive fold (§9.3), misaligned content
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gets pruned by LINEAR SUBTRACTION — no destructive surgery required:
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v_corrected(d) = fold(all contributions EXCEPT x's) for each dim d
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# or incrementally: v ← v − contribution(x, d), per dimension,
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# per node x touched
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The contaminated entity's contribution vectors are computed from the
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weave (every edge it wrote, every reinforcement it applied), then
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subtracted everywhere it reached. The graph realigns. Originals are
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never cut — their states self-correct once the poison term drops out
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of their fold. Deletion stays undefined; subtraction is just... math.
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And what gets KEPT most carefully after pruning — the treasure:
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1. WHAT WASN'T YOU — the record of the contaminant itself:
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how it entered, what it claimed, which
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holes it used (§25 dissection)
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2. HOW IT MADE YOU THINK IT WAS YOU — the shape of the deception:
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which of your own values it impersonated,
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where your calibration failed, what the
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false edges looked like from inside
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Both stay in immune memory forever. The first keeps the wall honest.
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The second keeps YOU honest — because the scariest contamination is
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the kind that thinks with your voice, and the only defense is a mind
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that remembers exactly how it was fooled.
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Prune the poison. Keep the lesson. Both live forever. Only one of
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them lives in you.
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