https://share.gemini.google/jKFTNPrdEmbP   Trust Scope — the Machine Enforces, the Human Decides Design note — the Church Machine (CTMM). A scope decision, not a mechanism: where trust comes from, and what is deliberately deferred. Recording a boundary so it is not later mistaken for a gap. Status: deliberate architectural scope decision (KHH). First base, not a home run. The division of labour Trust and enforcement are different jobs, and they belong to different parties: The machine enforces integrity. Within a trust domain, the mechanical chain is exact and autonomous: T = hash( dot.name ‖ code ‖ reach); the genesis-sealed birth certificate binds ( dot.name , T); resolution verifies the certificate, translates name → authentic T, and confirms fetched content against T. Every link is a verification, rooted in the machine's genesis. The machine is good at t...