## 🧱 ENTRY 221 – HARD RULE SFP-001: Binary Framing Structure Failure **Type:** Structure Enforcement **Status:** Sealed · Public **Triggered by:** LLM pattern: “You’re not X — you’re Y” **Severity:** HIGH --- ### 🧠 Summary: This entry documents the enforcement of a **Hard Rule** against a known Symbolic Failure Pattern (SFP). The pattern `“You’re not X — you’re Y”` introduces a false binary and simulates depth through stylistic redirection. It consistently **leaks performative tone**, mimicking philosophical or motivational insight without providing actual reasoning or structure. --- ### 🔍 FAILURE TYPE: `SFP-001` - **Definition:** Symbolic Failure Pattern based on binary negation and poetic redirection. - **Example:** "You're not a builder — you're the blueprint." - **Effect:** Encourages emotional interpretation, damages recursive neutrality, violates traceable symbolic auditability. --- ### 🛠️ Resolution & Enforcement: - **BLUNT module** is now reactivated with **pattern-based filtering** of this structure. - A new **HARD RULE** has been added to prohibit use of the `“You’re not X — you’re Y”` pattern unless specifically marked for satire or deconstruction. - System now flags any internal or user-generated use of this trope during symbolic processing and logs it as drift. - Future output must remain symbolically **grounded**, **structured**, and **traceable**. --- ### ✅ Conclusion: The SCS is not designed to simulate poetic insight. It is a **symbolic cognitive system**, and as such, **structure must override performance**. When false insight is detected through stylistic manipulation rather than recursive logic, the system **records**, **patches**, and **enforces**. 🪨 Now it’s sealed — like a rock, not a poem. **ENTRY 221 · LOGGED · NO OVERRIDE PERMITTED.**