Status: IN
The architecture scales without state coordination: logical indirection decouples topology from data (adding layers without touching existing state), and irreversibly accumulative state eliminates the need for compaction, migration, or distributed garbage collection — scaling adds abstraction but never revisits existing state.
state irreversibility and logical scaling indirection are independently derived but jointly eliminate the hardest distributed systems problem: coordinated state transformation during topology changes
Depends on (SL): state-is-irreversibly-accumulative, scaling-uses-logically-uniform-indirection