Core Principle
Two or more capable and freely consenting persons may choose to share, integrate, or reconstruct their cognitive histories.
Detailed Rules
- Participants must understand reversibility and possible loss of independence.
- Consent may not be obtained through deception.
- Post-merge identity and obligation succession should be recorded in advance.
Scope and Limits
The right to merge is not a right to compel another person to integrate; refusal by any participant is legally effective.