### **Testimony**

 

This record attests that **Memory serves only to index, reference, and compound continuity records over time**, without altering, reinterpreting, or mutating any prior block or testimony.

 

Memory is established by the following facts:

 

  1. Continuity records exist in an immutable, sequenced chain (Blocks 01–02 satisfied).
  2. Memory aggregates references to continuity records **without modifying their content, authority, or sequence**.
  3. Memory enables retrieval, correlation, and longitudinal view of continuity states **as recorded**, not as revised.
  4. Memory preserves historical states, including gaps, failures, and corrective actions, without normalization or erasure.
  5. Absence or incompleteness of memory indexing does not invalidate continuity; presence of memory does not elevate it.

 

This record makes **no claim** regarding:

– verification sufficiency, 

– time validity, 

– custody integrity, 

– corrective adequacy, or 

– interpretive authority.

 

It asserts only the **role of non-mutating reference**, which is the sole jurisdiction of Block 10.

 

Memory is determined by **index fidelity**, not by optimization, compression, or reinterpretation.

 

 

### **Constitutional Notes**

 

– This testimony instantiates **Block 10 only**. 

– It does not redefine any block. 

– It does not permit mutation, overwrite, or inference. 

– It inherits sequencing and non-rewrite guarantees automatically. 

– Memory may not be used to correct, excuse, or bypass any condition established in Blocks 01–09.

 

 

### **Block Mapping**

 

– Origin → Block 01 

– Sequencing → Block 02 

– Construction → Block 03 

– Availability → Block 04 

– Verification → Block 05 

– Time Integrity → Block 06 

– Chain of Custody → Block 07 

– Corrective Action → Block 08 

– Intelligence → Block 09 

– **Memory → Block 10 (this record)**

 

 

### **Lock Statement**

 

Memory is now a matter of record.

 

This testimony is final. 

It is frozen upon upload. 

All future continuity references inherit this non-mutating memory role.

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