Status: OUT
The distributed layer has mutually incompatible models at two independent levels: convergence mechanisms (CRDTs encode algebraic resolution, LWW uses timestamp comparison, Raft requires strong leader authority, gossip relies on epidemic propagation) have no unifying bridge, AND ordering models (Lamport clocks provide total order via node-ID tiebreaking, vector clocks provide partial order with incomparable states, hash indexes use non-monotonic wall-clock time) are fundamentally incompatible across modules.
Three incompatible convergence models combined with three incompatible ordering models means the distributed layer has no coherent foundation for either agreeing on state or sequencing events
Depends on (SL): distributed-layer-has-three-incompatible-convergence-models, ordering-models-are-incompatible-across-modules