Proof of Law

The Demonstration

This is not a feature tour.
It is a proof of law.

Step 1 — Create

A document is created and submitted.

The system produces:

• A balanced, auditable outcome
• An immutable event record
• Bi-temporal timestamps (valid time + transaction time)

Nothing is configurable at execution.
The Golden Path is followed.

Step 2 — Approve

A legal approval transition occurs.

The decision is:

• Recorded as immutable events
• Linked to the original submission
• Traceable to the approving authority

No approval can be retroactively modified.
What was approved remains approved as-of that moment.

Step 3 — Correct

An error is discovered.
A correction is required.

The correction:

• Does not modify history
• Creates new corrective events
• Preserves the original state
• Links correction to original

History is never rewritten.
It is corrected by addition.

Step 4 — Time Travel

Reconstruct the state as-of a past point in time.

The system shows:

• Exact state at that moment
• Exact reasons for that state
• All events that contributed

This is not a backup restore.
It is bi-temporal reconstruction.

Step 5 — Replay

Replay the decision pipeline.

Provide the same inputs.
Execute the same logic.
Observe the same result.

Determinism: same input → same outcome.

If replay produces a different result, the system has failed.

Conclusion

If a decision cannot be replayed under audit, it is not a decision.
It is an opinion.

PMFA does not store opinions.
PMFA records law.

This demonstration proves one thing:
Reality can be reconstructed.

If your system cannot do this, it cannot be trusted.