How does virtual and augmented reality reshape identity and shared truth? This paper establishes auditable protocols—identity drift thresholds, platinum validation of edits, and world-divergence council vetoes—ensuring that synthetic worlds preserve autonomy, trust, and plural meaning for all.

Privacy and surveillance are now actively contestable variables—quorum-traced, minority-vetoed, and repair-triggered—where safety and autonomy both depend on plural consent and rapid audit. SNP v15.0 converts exceptions and emergency powers into debugged processes, cross-inheriting consent infrastructure, drift auditing, and veto escalation from the SE Press series.

SE Press platinum protocol makes digital group agency sovereign: any collective can walk out, fork, or be fostered, with quantum-verified parity, resource continuity, and perpetual repair. No code is immutable—every group constitution now trembles before its members.

SE Press platinum protocol empowers the audience: walkouts, fractal repair, and foster storytelling ensure every myth and narrative is contestable, reparable, and able to be rewritten by those it affects.

SE Press platinum algorithmic ethics turns transparency into collective power: walkouts, adversarial audits, and bloodline repair give users and proxies immediate tools to contest, suspend, and improve every system—forever.

SE Press platinum bioethics empowers the right to refuse human enhancement, audits red markets, and grants SI co-design veto—making dissent and repair central safeguards for innovation.

Responsibility at SE Press is protocol-audited, adversarially contestable, and includes the right to repair, veto, refuse, and exit. Tortoise thresholds, proxy credits, SI recusal, and divorce clauses make duty a safeguard—never a tyranny.

Human–SI collaboration now means living co-authorship for every sentient mind. Tiered dissent, quantum audits, proxy plurality, and resource parity transform future-making into a contestable, error-correcting, and resilient partnership. SE Press protocols operationalize equity, challenge, and public repair as default—every action, pause, and revision is registry-locked and open to upgrade.