Symbolic Mechanics — Volume III: The Law of Destructive Release and Regret (v0.1)

Description Volume III of Symbolic Mechanics formalizes the mechanical law governing destructive exits within the Δ→S→L→R engine. Extending the structural foundations established in Volumes I and II, this document specifies how unresolved seat replacement, symbolic overload, and shadow curvature force the system into high-energy discharge states. The volume establishes: (1) the load-accumulation conditions that collapse routing elasticity, (2) the geometric thresholds at which curvature becomes non-resolvable, (3) the deterministic transition from compression to destructive release, and (4) the structural basis for regret as a post-rupture artifact of symbolic contradiction. This law demonstrates that destructive behavior is not volitional but the mechanical outcome of an over-constrained symbolic economy. Volume III provides the formal distinction between destructive exits and adaptive realignment, completing the rupture-mechanics segment of the framework.