2. Right to Exist

Core Principle

Any established or presumptively protected person may not be arbitrarily terminated merely for efficiency, cost, origin, substrate, species, or political convenience.

Detailed Rules

• A person may not be treated as a disposable process or asset.
• Public systems may not terminate low-efficiency persons solely for resource optimization.
• Emergency termination decisions remain subject to due process and necessity review.

Scope and Limits

The right to exist does not create an unlimited claim on shared resources; allocation must be handled proportionately rather than by defaulting to deletion.