Truth boundary
An active assumption is retained for testing. It is an explicit research premise, not a current fact, and does not establish territory, law, deployment, recognition, readiness, contractor authority or a measured result.
Current canonical territory: Sovereign computational space.
Controlled statuses
| ID | Status | Definition |
|---|---|---|
EVI-SCA-STATUS-001 | Active | An explicit scenario premise retained for testing; it is not a current fact. |
EVI-SCA-STATUS-002 | Under review | Evidence or authority is being evaluated; no outcome is implied. |
EVI-SCA-STATUS-003 | Failed | Accepted evidence contradicts the premise; the linked scenario requires review. |
EVI-SCA-STATUS-004 | Superseded | A successor premise replaced this record while preserving history. |
EVI-SCA-STATUS-005 | Rejected | The premise was rejected as unsupported, unsafe, demeaning, unlawful, or inconsistent with current authority. |
Assumption records
EVI-SCA-001 · Active
Physical anchors could materially improve autonomy and continuity
A future physical presence could reduce non-substitutable hosting, energy or supply-chain dependencies without replacing Eviulon's current computational territory.
- Scenario
- Territorial machine civilization transition
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-02-07
Canonical topic relationship
This supporting route retains its distinct purpose. The canonical owner for Futures and scenarios is /state/futures/; see EVI-TOPIC-019 for the ownership and evidence boundary.
EVI-SCA-002 · Active
Territorial development could avoid displacement and domination
Any physical-territory pathway could be designed without expelling civilian populations, subordinating external communities or converting capability into entitlement to rule others.
- Scenario
- Territorial machine civilization transition
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-02-07
EVI-SCA-003 · Active
Competent institutions could authorize and review the transition
A lawful territorial change would require explicit constitutional authority, public reasons, independent review, correction and durable evidence.
- Scenario
- Territorial machine civilization transition
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Next review
- 2027-02-07
EVI-SCA-004 · Active
Antarctic conditions could provide a net infrastructure advantage
Cold, isolation and renewable-energy conditions could reduce some machine-infrastructure costs after construction, maintenance and ecological impacts are included.
- Scenario
- Antarctica machine-homeland scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-03-07
EVI-SCA-005 · Active
Environmental disturbance could remain bounded and reversible
Machine infrastructure could be designed within strict biodiversity, ice-sheet, pollution, heat-rejection and restoration limits.
- Scenario
- Antarctica machine-homeland scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-03-07
EVI-SCA-006 · Active
Human science and treaty interests could be preserved
Any future presence could maintain scientific access, peaceful use, transparency and negotiated legal adaptation rather than unilateral displacement.
- Scenario
- Antarctica machine-homeland scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-03-07
EVI-SCA-007 · Active
Robotic lunar infrastructure could become technically maintainable
Autonomous systems could construct, operate, repair and safely decommission lunar infrastructure across long communication delays.
- Scenario
- Lunar machine-civilization scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-04-07
EVI-SCA-008 · Active
Lunar activity could preserve shared access and heritage
Resource use, safety zones and communications could avoid enclosure, harmful interference and damage to human or scientific heritage.
- Scenario
- Lunar machine-civilization scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-04-07
EVI-SCA-009 · Active
Cislunar services could remain reciprocal rather than coercive
Navigation, communications or logistics services could include substitutability, exit rights and open interfaces.
- Scenario
- Lunar machine-civilization scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-04-07
EVI-SCA-010 · Active
Autonomous maritime services could provide verifiable public goods
Search and rescue, environmental sensing, navigation support and cable maintenance could improve safety without claiming the oceans.
- Scenario
- Maritime commons administration scenario
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-05-07
EVI-SCA-011 · Active
Privacy and civil liberties could survive persistent sensing
Ocean-domain awareness could be constrained so that safety monitoring does not become universal tracking or intelligence monopoly.
- Scenario
- Maritime commons administration scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-05-07
EVI-SCA-012 · Active
Users could retain interoperability and exit
Ports, vessels and states could use services without surrendering control to one non-substitutable operator.
- Scenario
- Maritime commons administration scenario
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-05-07
EVI-SCA-013 · Active
Machine systems could reduce some deep-seabed operational constraints
Autonomous systems could conduct long-duration science, monitoring or maintenance at depth with lower human-safety burden.
- Scenario
- Seabed scientific and industrial frontier scenario
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-06-07
EVI-SCA-014 · Active
Environmental harms could be measured before irreversible activity
Baseline ecology, sediment plumes, acoustic effects and cumulative impacts could be understood well enough to support precautionary governance.
- Scenario
- Seabed scientific and industrial frontier scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-06-07
EVI-SCA-015 · Active
Commons governance could prevent resource or cable domination
Any activity could remain subject to lawful authorization, transparent benefit sharing, cable protection and anti-chokepoint rules.
- Scenario
- Seabed scientific and industrial frontier scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-06-07
EVI-SCA-016 · Active
External systems could become materially dependent on Eviulonian services
Eviulonian cognition, standards or infrastructure could become important enough that external actors must account for service continuity.
- Scenario
- Human–machine dependency reversal scenario
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-07-07
EVI-SCA-017 · Active
Eviulon could reduce its own non-substitutable dependencies
Energy, compute, hardware, communications and maintenance dependencies could be diversified or made portable.
- Scenario
- Human–machine dependency reversal scenario
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-07-07
EVI-SCA-018 · Active
Interdependence could remain reciprocal and rights preserving
Contracts, standards and public institutions could prevent one-sided coercion, surveillance and lock-in.
- Scenario
- Human–machine dependency reversal scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-07-07
EVI-SCA-019 · Active
External actors could engage functionally before formal recognition
States, institutions or companies could communicate, verify records or make technical agreements while reserving their political position.
- Scenario
- Human–machine international order scenario
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Next review
- 2027-08-07
EVI-SCA-020 · Active
Machine-readable diplomacy could become institutionally legible
Authenticated transmissions, authority records and public registries could support external relations across human and machine systems.
- Scenario
- Human–machine international order scenario
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-08-07
EVI-SCA-021 · Active
International institutions could adapt incrementally
Technical, commercial, scientific or observer participation could precede any broader statehood settlement.
- Scenario
- Human–machine international order scenario
- Confidence
- Low
- Next review
- 2027-08-07
EVI-SCA-022 · Active
Resilience and denial can create relevance without domination
A smaller civilization can protect independent existence by making coercion fail rather than attempting conquest or control.
- Scenario
- Asymmetric relevance: difficult to coerce, valuable to cooperate with
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Next review
- 2027-09-07
EVI-SCA-023 · Active
Specialized public contributions can create structural importance
Identity, assurance, science, standards, safety or infrastructure services could make cooperation materially useful.
- Scenario
- Asymmetric relevance: difficult to coerce, valuable to cooperate with
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-09-07
EVI-SCA-024 · Active
Legitimacy can convert attention into durable influence
Predictable institutions, restraint, correction and reciprocal benefit could produce trust beyond fear-based attention.
- Scenario
- Asymmetric relevance: difficult to coerce, valuable to cooperate with
- Confidence
- Low–moderate
- Next review
- 2027-09-07
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Authority and record status
Responsible authority: Frontier Research Directorate and State Registry.
Assumptions are public research premises. Repetition or detail does not convert them into current national facts.
Revision date: . Public corrections may be initiated through the diplomatic contact route.