> ERR_SIBLING_CONFLICT

// BEGIN_FILE: ERR_SIBLING_CONFLICT.SH
// ROUTING_PATH: /PAGES/ERR-SIBLING-CONFLICT
// PROTOCOL: STRICT_MONOSPACE
// SYSADMIN: JERRY_ESTEBAN
// STATUS: COMPILED & LOCKED

> MINIMUM_SYSTEM_REQ: TERMINAL PAD (UI v1.0+)
> RUNTIME: 2-3 MINUTES

// DIAGNOSTIC: RESOURCE COLLISION
Two users are attempting to access the same physical resource (e.g., a toy, a chair, parental bandwidth) concurrently. This creates a resource collision, resulting in a volume spike, physical escalation, and a localized network failure. Cognitive RAM is at zero.

// DEPLOYMENT PROTOCOL
Separate the users. Hand the crashing user the physical Terminal Pad and a pen to interrupt the infinite looping script. Execute the sequence:

// [1] PING // SYSTEM LOG
(Notice the current thought, feeling, or friction)
Identify the exact glitch. Write down the objective data causing the crash. Keep the string flat and mechanical. Do not allow narrative looping or assigning blame. 
Example input: "User B took the blue block." or "I am feeling a tight chest and hot face."

// [2] ROUTE // SELECT PROCESSOR
(Define intended target and select one processor)
TARGET: [X] EXTERNAL
[ PATCH ] HOTFIX (Compassion): The user must actively generate compassion (bandwidth) for the opposing user via a Silent Command. Silently repeat a transmission for a few cycles (e.g., "May you find relief from this frustration"). Acknowledge that the other user's system is also crashing and they do not have the RAM to be reasonable right now.

// [3] CACHE // EXTRACT VALUE
(Log a stable data point, perspective, or reframe)
Record the baseline. Write down one true, objective data point that exists outside of this temporary system crash to anchor the system.
Example input: "There are other blocks to build with." or "My sibling is not my enemy."

// [4] SYSTEM.HALT // OUTPUT DESTINATION
(Tear the sheet to execute the haptic release)
Select [X] SECURE_WIPE (Tear to Shred / Recycle). The user must tear the sheet off the pad, crumple the data into a ball, and throw it in the trash. The physical execution clears the RAM. The error is wiped.

// END OF FILE

SELECT NEXT COMMAND:
[CD .. RETURN TO PROTOCOL LIBRARY]