Status: IN
The architecture resolves the tension between unconditionally growing state (forward-only, append-only) and finite physical resources through fidelity reduction rather than state reversal: bounded collections truncate old entries and probabilistic structures approximate counts, but no mechanism reverses or rolls back accumulated state — old data is forgotten, never undone.
Monotonic growth coexists with finite resources via fidelity loss, not via reversal
Depends on (SL): state-growth-is-unconditionally-monotonic, resource-bounding-uses-dual-fidelity-strategies