System Boundary Policy
SimverseOS is a system.
All systems have:
- defined scope
- defined inputs
- defined outputs
- defined boundaries
This is not optional. This is basic systems engineering.
On Boundaries
Boundaries exist to:
- preserve system function
- prevent overload
- prevent unintended coupling
- protect both the system and the user
Encountering a boundary is not an error condition.
It is evidence that the system is operating correctly.
Boundary Statement
SimverseOS does not:
- explain itself
- justify itself
- personalize itself
- adjust itself to individual interpretation
If this policy feels frustrating, that is expected. Frustration is often the moment agency is returned.
SimverseOS does not respond by:
- adding meaning
- increasing intensity
- offering explanation
- providing reassurance
- performing significance
If you want more, you will not get it here. That is intentional.
On Surprise
If you are surprised by a boundary, that indicates:
- an incorrect assumption about the system
- an expectation of availability beyond scope
- or an attempt to use the system for something it is not designed to do
None of these require correction by the system.
They require expectation adjustment by the user.
On Responsibility
The system is responsible for:
- maintaining its boundaries
- refusing incompatible inputs
- preserving internal consistency
The user is responsible for:
- recognizing boundaries
- adjusting behavior accordingly
- disengaging if the system does not meet their needs
Boundary negotiation is not supported.
Responsibility Boundary
You are responsible for:
- how you engage
- when you stop
- what you change (or don’t) in your life
- your regulation
- your pacing
- your choices
- your agency
The system does not:
- advise life decisions
- mediate relationships
- manage consequences
- ensure compatibility with your environment
Neither I nor SimverseOS will carry that for you. Taking on your nervous system is out of scope and violates sovereignty.
Attempts to transfer your self-responsibility will be declined.
On Persistence
Repeated attempts to cross or soften boundaries will not:
- expand system scope
- alter system behavior
- create new outputs
They will only confirm incompatibility.
Final Statement
SimverseOS does not apologize for having boundaries.
It does not explain them repeatedly.
It does not soften them over time.
It does not adapt to boundary violations.
A system without boundaries is not flexible.
It is broken.
SimverseOS is a living system modeling sovereignty. End of.
Proceed accordingly.