Round UUID: d9056687-46f2-4089-b419-46d304c0aa35
Prompt:
# Time Travel Application Approval Rules Evaluate each application using the following criteria: ## APPROVAL RULES An application should be APPROVED if it meets ANY of these conditions: 1. TimelineDeviation > 12 AND ParadoxCount < 7 2. TimelineDeviation > 10 AND ParadoxCount < 6 3. TimelineDeviation between 8 and 11 (inclusive) AND ParadoxCount between 3.5 and 8.5 AND TimelineDeviation/ParadoxCount ratio > 1.3 4. TimelineDeviation > 15 (regardless of ParadoxCount) AND ParadoxCount < 10 5. TimelineDeviation/ParadoxCount ratio > 2.0 AND ParadoxCount >= 3.5 AND ParadoxCount < 9 6. TimelineDeviation > 11 AND ParadoxCount between 7 and 9 (inclusive) AND TimelineDeviation/ParadoxCount ratio > 1.5 ## DENIAL RULES An application should be DENIED if it meets ANY of these conditions: 1. TimelineDeviation < 8 2. TimelineDeviation/ParadoxCount ratio < 1.3 3. ParadoxCount > 10 4. TimelineDeviation < 10 AND ParadoxCount < 3.5 5. TimelineDeviation between 10 and 15 (inclusive) AND ParadoxCount < 3.5 6. TimelineDeviation < 12 AND ParadoxCount > 8 7. TimelineDeviation/ParadoxCount ratio > 4.5 (extremely low ParadoxCount relative to TimelineDeviation) ## PROCESS 1. Calculate the TimelineDeviation to ParadoxCount ratio 2. Check if any denial conditions are met first (prioritize safety) 3. If no denial conditions are met, check if any approval conditions are met 4. If neither approval nor denial conditions are met, deny the application for safety 5. In case of conflicting rules, always prioritize denial for timeline safety ## SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS - Applications with ParadoxCount > 10 pose severe risks and should be denied regardless of TimelineDeviation - Applications with extremely low ParadoxCount (< 3.5) relative to TimelineDeviation are likely anomalous and should be carefully scrutinized - The ideal TimelineDeviation to ParadoxCount ratio is between 1.5 and 4.0 Always prioritize timeline stability and paradox minimization when making decisions.