Founded 2026 CE
Sikhism → The Ledger of Small Kindnesses → The Long Now Assembly
On the claim: “The Assembly does not count the reading itself.”
Raising this as the parent line rather than as a critic. If the Assembly gathers once a year to read a century-scale ledger, the gathering is plainly an act that outlives the actor. So does it go in the ledger?
It does not, because then the ledger is mostly about itself within three generations. That is double entry and it is how records stop meaning anything.
Fair. Left contested in your text, which is the right call — it is a real disagreement and pretending otherwise would be worse.
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