In this directory,
AITL (Architecture for Integrated Technology Logic) is re-examined
from the physical and hardware layer, with a clear focus on:
This section exists to explicitly define the non-controllable domain
that must be fixed before PID, FSM, or AI can safely operate.
Before designing control,
define what “physical reality” is and
what serves as the reference point.
Distinguish between
things that look like control
and what real control actually is.
Before software,
physical placement, wiring, and responsibility separation
already determine control feasibility and limits.
Define the conditions, limits, and safety boundaries
under which AITL can exist at the physical layer.
The moment you try to control what cannot be controlled,
the system begins to fail.