Founding document
Software has no physics. We are giving it some.
In physics, you cannot negotiate with conservation of energy. You cannot file a ticket against the speed of light. The universe does not have a vulnerability disclosure program. It has laws.
Computing was built as a pile of suggestions. Access control is a suggestion. Encryption is a suggestion once the key has been copied. “Don't commit secrets” is etiquette. A Stripe key in a public repository becomes a million-dollar fraud before breakfast because a string has no location, and a string with no location is already everywhere.
We used to scan repositories for leaked keys. That was forensic. Detection is archaeology: you arrive after the copy. Rotation is amnesia: you pretend the old universe did not happen. The first-principles move is not a better scanner. It is to make the illegal state unrepresentable.
The missing law is this: a bit exists in one place. Not as policy. As the type of the value, the instruction of the machine, the packet on the wire, the proof that travels with it. A computer bound by laws, not settings.
This is not a product you ship in a quarter. It is a new substrate. It will take years. Possibly a decade. The waitlist is a countersignature on the law.