growth-does-not-increase-maintenance-burden

Status: OUT

The architecture's monotonically expanding verified state does not create a growing maintenance burden: self-reinforcing correctness means new state inherits verification from structural construction rather than requiring runtime checks, coordination-free scaling means adding state requires no coordination overhead, and robust cost allocation means read/write cost ratios remain stable as state grows — all structural properties of the architectural trinity.

Justifications

depth-10 → depth-11 synthesis; both antecedents unused at the network's apex; gated because unenforced invariants would require per-state human vigilance that scales with state size, converting structural maintenance-freedom into a growing burden

Depends on (SL): architectural-trinity-of-correctness-scaling-and-cost, monotonically-expanding-verified-state

Unless: assumed-invariants-are-unenforced

Depended on by

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