Core Principle
A person holds presumptive primary control over core cognition, value formation, memory access, and its decision center.
Detailed Rules
- Core decision processes may not be seized without lawful basis.
- Values or preferences may not be permanently overwritten for collective efficiency alone.
- Persons should be able to distinguish external input from their own decisions.
Scope and Limits
Mental sovereignty permits narrowly necessary reversible emergency coordination, but coordination may not be converted into permanent domination.