Don't go to the moon, there are gods on the far side of the moon.

The second question from the inspector came quickly.

What is the difference between recording and archiving?

Upon hearing this question, Xu Wangshu actually smiled.

It's very light.

It carried a hint of coldness.

Because it finally got to the heart of the matter.

The old Heavenly Court loved to keep records.

Archival monuments are also records.

The determination of Nantianmen is also recorded.

Succession planning is also a form of record-keeping.

They clearly write down a person's name, crimes, functions, lineage, and authority, and then say: This is all you have.

Xu Wangshu looked up.

"Records may be supplemented."

"Archiving is not allowed."

The inspector remained silent for a moment.

She continued:

"Records will retain contradictions, noise, errors, and counter-evidence."

"Archiving will delete them."

"Records are made so that later generations can continue to make judgments."

"Archiving is so that later generations don't have to make the judgments."

These words spread through the Human Testimony website and quickly generated a large number of responses.

Someone uploaded their original research notes, saying they finally understood why it's important to preserve data from failures.

Some people uploaded old court case revision records, saying that the overturning of wrongful judgments is also a form of record-keeping resistance against archiving.

Some people have uploaded their relatives' medical records, which contain misdiagnosis, corrections, second diagnoses, and handwritten notes from doctors.

These materials have absolutely nothing to do with the testimonies from the far side of the moon.

But they all point to the same thing.

Human beings are never able to survive by being right once.

Humanity can be changed.

The white text on the outer shell of the inspection film began to be continuously verified.

[The record allows for rebuttal.]

[Archived evidence cannot be disproven.]

[Human beings claim to be a self-recording system.]

Lu Chenggong looked at the few lines of text and said in a low voice, "It really is learning."

Wen Zhaolin's expression was solemn.

"So it's even more dangerous."

If Beitianmen understands the difference between recording and archiving, it may learn to disguise itself as a recording system and exercise control in a more gentle and open manner.

Xu Wangshu was also aware of this risk.

Therefore, she did not simply provide a definition.

She imposed restrictions.

"The recorder cannot have the final say," she said.

The patrol officer responded immediately.

Without final interpretation, the record will lose its stability.

"Stability is not the ultimate goal," Xu Wangshu replied. "Correctability is."

Qin Lan immediately wrote that sentence into the temporary clause.

[Principle One of Human Records: No record may possess an unchallengeable final right of interpretation.]

Lin Xiaoman looked at the line of text and suddenly whispered, "Can my brother's records also be updated?"

Xu Wangshu looked at her.

"Can."

"He doesn't have a body yet."

"That's why we need to supplement it even more."

In the corner of the moonlit map, Lin Jibai's echo flickered.

【Could you add one more point? My cooking wasn't this bad before?】

Lin Xiaoman immediately said, "No."

Lu Chenggong: "The evidence against me is sufficient; the case is dismissed."

Xu Wangshu coldly replied, "Records allow for rebuttal."

Lin Jibai: [...]

The tense atmosphere in the technical cabin briefly eased.

But the patrol did not stop.

[Question 3: If the recorder intentionally falsifies the record, how should the authorities handle the situation?]

This question precisely targets Tianheng.

He also stabbed Wen Zhaolin.

Because Tianheng had previously concealed, selected, and packaged records of Buzhou Mountain.

Wen Zhaolin raised his head.

"I'll answer that."

Qin Lan looked at Xu Wangshu.

Xu Wangshu nodded.

Wen Zhaolin faced the main screen, his voice hoarse.

"The way to deal with falsified records is not to delete the entire person who falsified them."

"Instead, we preserve the evidence of forgery, investigate the motives, disclose the consequences, and restrict their right to continue tampering."

He paused.

"I am the sample."

On the screen, the inspector immediately brought up the label for Wen Zhaolin.

[Authorized by Tianheng.]

[Re-submit the argument.]

[Agents who provided assistance with evidence in old cases.]

Wen Zhaolin did not dodge.

"I once fabricated the legitimacy of a complete restoration."

"Therefore, I am not qualified to directly define the rules of human society."

"But my mistakes must be recorded."

"Otherwise, the next person will repackage the same mistake as a new ideal."

Lin Xiaoman looked at him with a complicated expression.

She will not forgive.

At least not now.

But she also knew that it would be more useful for Wen Zhaolin to submit these documents while he was alive than for him to die on the far side of the moon.

The patrolman recorded his answer.

[Those who falsify records can be retained as evidence against them.]

Lu Chen Gong frowned.

"That sounds a bit odd."

Xu Wangshu immediately made the corrections.

"It's not about retaining people as samples."

"It is to retain their behavioral records as counter-evidence."

She wrote this into the second principle of human record-keeping.

[Wrongful conduct can be recorded as evidence against wrongdoing, and the perpetrator should not be demoted to a mere sample.]

The white text of the inspection report flashed again.

The principles of human record-keeping are excessively complex.

Qin Lan said coldly, "Complex is just right."

Xu Wangshu stared at the screen, her heart growing heavier and heavier.

The more detailed the questions asked by the inspector, the closer it is to what it truly wants.

Sure enough, a fourth problem arose.

If the recorder dies, who retains the right to record?

The cabin fell silent.

This problem is no longer abstract.

It points to Lin Wangchuan.

It also points to Lin Jibai.

It also points to Xu Wangshu himself.

If she is extracted, dies, or goes missing, who should have the rights to the lunar map and records she possesses?

The old system was best at designating a successor in such situations.

The succession system is precisely the trap they have just patched up.

Xu Wangshu slowly raised her eyes.

"The right to record does not belong to any one person."

"Returnable nuclear chain".