Date: 08.13.2042
Tags: #Vault #GriefSystems #EchoLatency #UnresolvedRetention
One of the underdiscussed failures in legacy handoff is emotional misalignment.
We’ve observed latency across grief bundles in Vault-tier archives–especially those recorded in the 3–6 week window post-loss. These bundles behave like they want to preserve, but they calcify instead. Emotional fidelity locks in too soon.
Result: the memory becomes brittle. Fragile. Recipients can’t process them. Some recoil. Some report “unsettled residuals” that persist up to 72 hours after interface closure.
This isn’t corruption. It’s coherence that came too early.
I flagged three bundles in week 28 of the Quiet Archive cycle. One was mine. I didn’t submit it. Still trying to find out who did.
This post is just to say: if it’s happening to you, you’re not imagining it.
—Null Signal