recursive-subsystem-self-limiting-yet-foundational-within-governed-system

Status: OUT

The recursive subsystem is simultaneously self-limiting in scope (grammar-complexity ceiling, controlled-sharing efficiency floor) and foundational in proof (Visitor's computation independently validates compositional monism) — and this paradox operates within a system where SRP's governance is itself convergently confirmed, meaning the recursive subsystem's boundary-setting role is governed by the same principles its computation validates.

Justifications

Recursive subsystem's self-limiting paradox is resolved by SRP's convergently confirmed governance of the system the subsystem both bounds and validates

Depends on (SL): recursive-subsystem-fully-enveloped-within-validated-system, srp-governance-entailed-by-compositional-monism

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