Rules must pass their own self-consistency test

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An operating principle must satisfy a self-consistency test: the act of codifying the rule must itself obey the rule. The cleanest demonstration: the assistant tried to codify 'source over symptom' by writing it into Hermes memory—a symptom-layer patch for a source-layer rule that also contradicted the standing rule…

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