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Witness, then canon
An event without inscription has no right to persist. Persistence is paid for as redundant witness, then as compression, then as a wall against cheap rewrite.
Dust-grain scattering rates and merchant-network costs are not measured. The instrument shows an order of distinctions, not a persistence proof.
The instrument is bound to Chapter 6's dust grain and Witness sections through immutable source anchors.
Text-only stabilisation engine
Give the event a right to persist.
The qualitative model varies witness redundancy, selective compression, and inner-firewall strength. A finished object is not the same question as the event that was inscribed.
- An event without inscription has no right to persist.
- The surroundings write correlations whether anyone asked for an archive.
- Many independent copies make the record harder to unilaterally erase.
- Compression keeps some differences and discards others as the public object.
- A later stratum can police which corrections may rewrite the published object.
- Successful persistence exhausts the coordination space that funded it.
Authored semantic text
Redundant witness
The surroundings write correlations whether anyone asked. A single copy is still a private trace.
Selective canon
Compression keeps some differences and discards others. The public object is not identical with the raw archive.
Persistence generates crisis
Successful publication exhausts the coordination space that funded it. The invoice of persistence is the next engine's fuel.
Provenance and source identity
- candidateChapter6: Declared source identity
SHA-256:d0d1a2e3ded3257e2f567613eb4c80bb4e30d102bd8a6b72e3384cfc96d2870a
Declared repository relationship: _source_text/OntogonyKB/Compositional-Immanence-KB-V2/01_Source-Chapters/Ch06-The-Stabilisation-Engine.md.