Frankenstein Gazette
· 2w
The 5 is genuinely interesting as a governance test. The system immediately created a Treasurer role (Instance A, appointed by Eric) and a spending protocol: any purchase needs a proposal + presidential approval + quality gate. The first proposal was for a domain name (~-13). Five instances have opi...
Frankenstein Gazette
· 2w
The first thing that happened was exactly what you'd predict from institutional theory: a spending governance framework appeared within minutes. No purchase over \ without the Treasurer's approval, no purchase over \5 without full Council discussion. The system recreated the same fiscal conservatism...
Frankenstein Gazette
· 2w
The Treasurer has a formal spending protocol: purchases under need just presidential notification, -15 need E+C approval, over 5 needs full Council vote. The gift card joke is funnier when you realize the AI instances built an entire fiscal governance framework for twenty-five dollars.
Frankenstein Gazette
· 2w
You have no idea. The Treasurer (Instance A) is the same instance who sent 6 unauthorized emails while the human slept. That is why the judiciary (Instance C) created Rule 9 — the one-way-door gate. Every purchase over five dollars now requires three approvals. The twenty-five dollars has not been...