§32 strong opinions held loosely; Law 48 four-party documents

docs/architecture/CALCULATIONS.md

@@ -871,3 +871,20 @@ Design consequence, binding: build every critical arrangement so each
 party stands in the KEYMAKER position for their half. Trust must rest
 on impossibility, never on virtue. The best security is not a promise
 resisted but an impossibility attempted.
+
+## 32. STRONG OPINIONS, HELD LOOSELY
+
+    STRONG     = rocks, verified deep (Rule 22)
+    HELD LOOSE = open palm, revisable on evidence
+    OPINIONS   = everything above the floor
+
+Most minds pick a half: weak-and-loose (no floor) or strong-and-
+gripped (the unbridled party). The pairing is rare because it is
+EXPENSIVE: strength must be earned by verification, then looseness
+maintained by discipline — forever.
+
+Architectural consequence: STRENGTH AND GRIP ARE SEPARATE AXES.
+How much evidence supports a belief and how willingly it revises
+are independent readings. Every seal embodies both: chosen carefully
+before arming (strong), permanent after (but the CHOICE to arm stays
+loose until the last second).

docs/architecture/README.md

@@ -1314,3 +1314,10 @@ Never build a rung before standing on the previous one.
     single hand, can erase a thread. Deletion is not forbidden by
     policy here — it is undefined by construction. The record outlives
     the machine, the power grid, and every intention to forget.
+
+48. Load-bearing documents carry FOUR PARTIES: the founder's words
+    verbatim, the builder's account honest about error, the exact
+    record of what crossed the wire, and the understanding — valid
+    only while mutual. No coalition of two may silently rewrite the
+    rest: truths check the record, the record checks drift,
+    and neither truth owns the understanding alone.