Definition
A consequence recognized by the relevant legal or external system, not merely asserted in local documentation.
Boundary
- Implies
- an independently supportable consequence where evidence exists
- Does not imply
- that local publication alone binds outside parties
- Evidence required
- applicable authority, forum, operative act, enforceability, and current status
Provenance
- Source memory
- REP-MACHINE-TRANSPARENCY-CENTER-001
- Source SHA-256
- 46e66d93e13ebe5ed59a17f711733684b388194e01942a9a87ea23e89005291d
- Correction record
- EVI-RCOR-237-001
- Record SHA-256
- c3ceecb8a539436103e7380bebf94775948d917f8fa856dbaf11d346db6b4ee2
Truth boundary
A definition, report, route, checksum, key, credential, schema, fixture, local test, runtime measurement, or reachable URL does not by itself establish operational service, identity continuity, authority, legal effect, personhood, consciousness, sentience, citizenship, consent, responsibility, judgment, financial activity, external recognition, or independent review. Unknown, disputed, stale, unavailable, and proposed states remain explicit.